Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Nimm 1 st X St HOOI C oxc orm Mfxssfxc Hl stern Valedzctm y' Arlrh ess Lfxmhs AND Gi xreuib x A sehool is like a person with charteter and essence all its own lt em bodies the person ilities of the men w ho h rye tiught ind the boys who haye studied there eleh addition bringing something new eleh finished produet leaying something of his own behind The personality that is Middlesex h is eyolved from four essentials The first the recognition of the principle of religious freedom In this land where there are many churches Middlesex represents no one sect I stead it stimulates its students with a roster of brilliant chureh men whose sermons illuminate the basic concepts on which almost all agree The second the acknowledgment of 1 boys growing maturity By in creasing his liberties and responsibilities as he rises from one elass into an other this school gives a boy the experience necessary to handle college freedom wisely The third the relationship between students and faculty The masters make a boy feel free to come to discuss his problems or just to visit with And by the time he graduates he knows the lasting quality of these friend ships he has made Starting when the school was new and the masters were 1ll young and reeent college graduates this friendly feeling has eontinued to delight all those who haye come here The fourth the Middlesex Nltionll Sehollrship Plxn This pl tn has brought to school boys from mlny states w hose ideas reflect the varied back grounds of the sections of our country Through the friendships which are formed we learn that people everywhere are very mueh alike And after fifty years of being Middlesex continues striying toward its goal, to turn us out broadminded in religious matters yet certain of our basie beliefs, mature in using our privileges yet unsophisticated possessed of older friends on whom we shall rely aw akened to our own eommumty with others Today we leaye 1 sheltered campus and 1 life weye known and loved We go as we know we must into a world of ehanee and change and ehll lenge We elose 1 chapter of our liyes with listing memory to remind us what happiness has been ours Wr11Ax1A PIRCY P21 X nr tiff , A 5 3 , Q i . 1 I . 'X ' 1 3.': N ' ' r , Q ,' 1 2 - t , A i - . . ' - 2 'A A - l ' 2 2 2 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' I A 1' 2 1 .' ' , 7 1 , k V' Q C . Q . - 5 V. , . them. They take an interest in what he is doing and what he is thinking of. , . - I . V A 7 A g 2 a'A A 1 Q . -A 4 I 1 ' ' . Y l Y ' 71 0 , ' ' A -' 2 ' 2 ' 2 ' 2 . ' 2 2 2 ' , f a ' H - A 2 ' 2 '- VA A A A 2 J Y A 1 ' . f . cv ,Y , , k ,, ' . . , . Q I v rg f r ' ' 1' ' f Y ' r 2 . -I 2 2 I-A Y ' , , , 2 4 q v ' ' ' ' , i ' l T ' ' 2 A ' 1 - 7 ' ' A 1 - 'f. V' 1 ' , ' . I ,. 2 . 2 J, ,ze .111 - 45

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XIII i1i1,1-isiix Sciificii, Cloxcomi. MfxssAc,Hl's1iTTs THE HAYDN SOCIETY congratulates the l9Sl graduates ot Middlesex School upon their com- pletion ot a milestone in their lite-long education. With its publication of scores and phonograph records of the music of joseph Haydn and other masters ot the eighteenth century, The Haydn Society believes it is making an important contribution to the intellectual store-house from which such education is derived. The Haydn Society welcomes inquiries with regard to its proiects THE HAYDN SOCIETY 30 l-I unti ngton Avenue Compliments of A Friend Laffln s Express LEXINCTON BEDEORD BILLERICA CONCORD MA NARD THE ACTONS Tl-IE SUDBCRYS l LINCOLN lC9 Concord Road Bedford Mas I3 U Boston l5 Massachusetts ALMY 6- CO Insurance Agenlss for Every Type of ProI:ecI:lon 280 UNION STREET NEXN BEDFORD MASS i i O . Q ' v v ' ani V 5 . . S, Tclcphffe LE Si 'STY- '.x f nc H.'4ri.lr:.'