Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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DEDICATION To Dr. Connie H. King, who was not only the schools' physician for sixteen years, but who was also a kind and understanding friend, the Class of 1948 wishes to dedicate its yearbook. U N!NETEEN-FUNTPE!GHTfM1lI?

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From The Principal We often think of education as the torch which will light the way for a better life to all people everywhere. We who are teachers believe that our task is to supply the fuel to keep the torch shining brightly. As our civil- ization develops and our world through modern means of travel becomes small- er. We must be sure that this torch be- comes a beacon that guides us all to peace and happiness. Duxbury High School is fortunate in many respects. It has a School Com- mittee Which works diligently to pro- vide excellent facilities to carry out our program and to attract fine teachers to our town. It has parents who are in- terested in its welfare and who support actively school events. The Class of 1948 has accepted its responsibilities and has set a smart pace for others to follow. Perhaps its most important contribution has been its fine attitude. The Student Council has done a fme piece of work in setting up the machinery for democratic procedure. The Marshal System has handled its duties efficiently and well. Both of these organizations have benefited by the leadership of the seniors. Our standard tests show definite gains and indicate that not only the seniors but all other classes have a rating which is above average. We on the faculty feel that this has been a year of progress and look forward to greater progress next year. The school goes forward under the leadership of its seniors. This leadership now becomes the responsibility of the Class of 1949. ww.,-7,-fi. N!NETEEN-FURTY-EIGHTHUL4?