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GEORGE E. SHATTUCK, Principal Ph.B., BROWN, 1922 M.A., NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, 1933
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To THE CLASS OF 1942: Through periods of economic stress and strain, during times of war and peace, your school has ever grown in educational scope and in community service. As you go out to join over 7500 fellow graduates, you will plunge into an adult world that seems to offer little opportunity to carry on normal constructive life activities. You must, nevertheless, constantly remember that another day is coming, that America - the world's temple of democracy -- will need men and women of vision, integrity and intelligence to build the better world that must come with peace. Many a stern sacrince was made by members of the war classes in the past, many a need of today will be met by your sacrince. You will do your part in helping to lead this nation out of the chaos of war into a new world of tolerf ance, justice and peace. It is to be hoped that yours will be a more effective and longer lasting job than that attempted by your elders. Your school has striven to inculcate ideals of achievement that will aid in meeting today's challenges. The Norwich Free Academy, unique in that it functions as a public institution under private control, is dedicated to public service. Through its graduates, it is on every farfflung battle line, every conf tinent, every ocean, it is on farms, in factories, in business and in war inf dustries. As you join your fellow graduates, may you take your place with high courage and do your job with zeal. ' GEORGE E. SHATTUCK
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ANNE S. BROWN As we came back in our Senior year, we were grieved to hear that Miss Anne Brown had died during the summer. She was an unusually capable teacher of mathematics who really taught us the mysteries of symbols and angles so well that we enjoyed solving an original. Miss Brown was also our friend as the girls who sat in her Home Room knew. From her we learned that he who obeys rules has more freedom than he who tries to follow his own inclinaf tions. She taught us pride in keeping ourselves to high standards and joy in hard work well done. We respected her cleverness, admired her wit and loved her for her wise guardianship which will always be of great value.
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