Fieldston School - Fieldglass Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Few of us were manually slqilledg fhe greaf maiorify, fhose of us who priclced our inexperienced fingers on unfriendly needles and wrenched our muscles in fhe foils of a gear shiff, were primarily concerned wifh fhe more prefenfious lessons fo be learned from fexfboolcs. Manual arfs was offenfimes a humorous inferlude, a comic relief from fhe academic grind. Somefimes if was fun - someone will always remember fhe day fhaf Joe coolced fhe spinach before he washed if. Ofher fimes, when probing for fhe ever-missing bolf, if became preffy maddening. And we guess fhere were lessons fo be learned here, foo. The value of cooperafion was no meaningless phrase in fhe sfruggle fo beaf fhe menacing deadline. The necessify for persisfenf efforf became apparenf mosf offen only affer fhe lack of if caused failure and disappoinfmenf. And maybe our inabilify fo perform manual faslcs wifh any sfarfling success provolced some respecf and undersfanding of people who work slcillfully wifh fheir hands. Sfill, fhere were some of us who iusf had a good fime. Soon l'll be using fhreadf' Where do fhe exfra parfs go7

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Moslr of us slruggled, each in his own way, lo express lhe hardly realized, yel deeply personal sensilivilies lo all lhal is fell ralher lhan comprehended. Some Talked. Olhers wrole. Olhers sang. Olhers played or danced. Olhers Jroolm wallcs on windy days. S+ill orhers were unable +o express much +ha+ was deeply fell. These were lhe visible and invisible no- lalions of our individualily, of our separale and dislincl characlers. These were Jrhe indispensible varialions lhal we only some- lirnes apprecialed in each olher, lhe dif- ferences belween us Jrhal caused educa- lion - and growlh.

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