English High School - Blue and Blue / Record Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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TO THE MEN OF THE CLASS OF 1957: May I take advantage of the opportunity which the publication of this Year Book presents to express my thanks and appre. iation to the members of the Class of 1957 for their service to the school and their cooperation in every worth-while school effort this year. As you know, here at The English High School, it has become traditional for the faculty and the student body to look to the members of the Senior Class for leadership in every activity, — scholastic or otherwise. May I, therefore, congratulate the Class of 1957 for its year of successful achieve¬ ment and service to our school. It has provided splendid leadership, fostered worth¬ while ideals and attitudes, and maintained a high level of scholastic achievement. I know that the years just past will prove helpful to you in the years to come. May I express the wish that each of you may realize his own best development in the years that lie ahead, and achieve the aim of every English High School student, which is to BECOME A MAN OF HONOR AND ACHIEVEMENT through service to mankind. May God bless your every effort. Joseph L. Malone Head Master

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The Class of 1957 congratulates The Headmaster . . . Joseph L. Malone . . . Upon the assumption of his duty as Head Master of The English High School. As a former member of the faculty he will bring a thorough understanding of the school and its purpose. We leave the future of the school to him and its faculty with complete confidence and warm appreciation.

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Zhe President’s Message As I bid farewell to the class of 1957 at English High, I do so with sadness. These years have been the happiest of my life. Here I have found the finest in Ameri¬ can traditions. We all shall leave this school with feelings of pride, of gratitude and of assurance. We have the right to believe that we are graduates of the finest school in America. To my classmates, I extend the wish that the future will hold not only physical but spiritual blessings as well. We have been extremely fortunate in having a faculty which not only tried to prepare us to meet the edu¬ cational standards required of a high school graduate but they have also endeavored to give us the knowledge we shall need to mingle and live harmoniously with our fellow man. Long after our high school days are over, the advice we have received will come back to us, to guide us in the years to come. Robert LeBlanc Senior Class Officers Left to right — Anthony J. Iasbarrone, Executive Committee; Michael F. Sammarco, Vice-President; Robert P. Le Blanc, President; Francis E. Paris, Secretary-Treasurer; Vincent S. Ceglie, Executive Committee.