Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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The Graduating Class of 1959 Dear Seniors: You have now graduated from high school and are about the task of living the sequel to this event of your life. You are to be congratulated for the former. Only time can disclose what is in order for the latter. Many paths are open for you to follow with at least one thing in common, they all lead to your future. This future may be a goal which you have already chosen, It could be just some far-off, bright, and rosy unknown quantity which you hope will drift your way. If you are pessimistic about the future, it, undoubtedly, looks like a dark storm cloud forming on the horizon with you directly in its oncoming course. Iwould like to mention briefly three typical paths. The first, very easy to walk, is pleasant, presents no particular challenge, and ends where you began. The second path is also easy to walk, but it ends in a swampy, mosquito-ridden wasteland with the reward of mosquito bites and misery. The third path is one which is often difficult and occasionally precarious, but it ends with a beautiful view, giving one a sense of accomplishment which makes the effort worthwhile. You do have to do something with your life. It must be lived. You can take the easy, pleasant path - never straying to the right or left, never disturbing your- self or anyone else. At the end of your life you will have lived itg nothing more, nothing less. You will be just about where you started. Of course, you could follow the second path. In living, however, it could well be that the mosquitoes and black fly bites would turn out to be something else. You could do the biting, with society the victims, or you could be bitten too. The dismal swamp might give way to substandard living, or, perhaps worse, the bread line, skid row, a penal institution, or maybe just another ne'er-do-well. On the other hand, you might choose to make the very best of what you have. It will be difficult at times. Sometimes you will stumble and lose strength. You will have to make these stumbles renew your determination to fight on toward your goal. At the end you will find a reward of satisfaction. You will have lived life to its fullest. You will have had successes and failures and the feeling that you have somehow, to some degree, left a good and satisfying contribution to society. This can not be done, however, unless you plan it that way and then set about the task of making it become a reality. Ihope you choose to follow the more satisfying, and possibly more difficult, path. You can, and will, succeed if you use the skills you have learned and never stop learning, working, and trying. The best of success to you, and don't wait for luck. Make it! Il Sincerely yours, Charles E. Bybee, Principal

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Class President DAVID EDWARD PRESTON fDave, Hot Rod, Rover Boyj Birthplace: Gt, Barrington, Mass. Residence: Sheffield, Mass. amiable. . .well liked and respected by all his classmates . . . I give up. . . . a girl 's best friend. . . aeronautical engineering is his chosen vocation. Baseball 2.3: Football 3,4: Band 1,2g Audio Visual Aids 1,25 Soccer 3: Vice President 3: President 4: President of Student Council 4: Senior Play 4. Class Motto: Together we stand: divided we fall. Class Song: You'll Never Walk Alone Flower: Rose Color: Maroon and White