Marshfield High School - Tide Yearbook (Marshfield, MA)

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3 , orewo i j We, the graduating class of 1953, have tried to make this yearbook representative, not only of our class, but also of our school. In the education which has prepared us, in the activities which have broadened us, in the athletics which have conditioned us, we can find the imprint of no particular class, but only of our school. In doing this our labor has been divided among many. The result is a yearbook whose worth has been multiplied by many. We expect no praises for our part in the publication of this yearbook. We realize that after its first flush of popu- larity, it may be forgotten, its pages unturned. But more than this we realize that some day it will be reopened, and, on that day, in the surge of memories will be found the redemption of all our efforts. Finally, we dare hope that the publication of The Tide may somehow plant in succeeding classes the desire to per- petuate it. This ho 4 De rests solely on the merits of this year- book. This is the first Tide; the rest is left to the future. 2

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Volume 1 Number 1 THE TIDE PUBEISHED by CLASS of ' S3

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MISS JEAN E. MILLER It is with a deep sense of pride that we, the class of ' 53, come to dedicate our yearbook. For it is now that we would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to one who has given us the utmost of her time and energy. Yes, to Miss Miller alone do we owe many of our fond memories of recreation and sportsmanship. She not only patiently and understandingly guided us through our senior year at M. H. S., but also has helped us in molding our future careers. We thank her sincerely as our instructor, advisor and as our friend. 3