Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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PARTRIDGE All the world's a stage, And all the men and women. merely players. They have their exits and their entrancesf And one man in his time plays many parts. DUXBURY HI DUXBURY, IVIASSACH ETT Duxbury Free Library

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THE PLAYWRIGHT Marion Pratt, Business Editor, Jean Cope, Literary Co-Editor, Mr. McGarigal, Business Adviser, Lucie Butler, Literary Co-Editor, Miss Stover, Adviser, Lois Jenner, Editor in Chief, Richard Ragazzini, Art Editor, Barbara Seaver, Layout Editor. We have reached the goal toward which we have been striving for twelve years - gradua- tion. lt has been a long and hard struggle for many of us, a struggle which we are glad to see end. There were times when we became discouraged with .the books we studied, the papers we wrote, and the marks we received. With the exception of those of us continuing our schooling, these labors and worries are over. This is but one aspect of graduation and .. ...2....n.- -..- KAI- -L-,,I,l ,,-,I', .I . I accomplished an important educational aim, we have taught our brains to work and our minds to think. As adults we shall be expected to shoulder responsibilities and to solve problems we never had before. We will have'to make decisions about things far more serious than we have yet faced. Above all we must be able to dis- tinguish the right from the wrong, the true from the false, and the advantages from the disadvantages. We must weigh the facts. ln doing so, we will be fully aware that gradu- ation is indeed commencement, the commence- ment of the longer struggle of Life.