Plymouth High School - Profile Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

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Thrs has become a complex and hrghly technrcal world Frontrers of new oppor tunrty noxv lre rn helds of screntrfic endeavor and research as well as rn the study of the nevx relatrons of the natrons of the earth Basrc tools for learnrng no longer can be conhned to readrng vxrrtrng and arrthmetrc no matter how rmportant they strll remarn To them must be added hrgher mathematrcs scrence economrcs crtrzenshrp hrstory and basrc manual slxrlls llducatron determrnes where a person stands among hrs fellovx men Anythrng else that can be accumulated can be taken axxay by a general change rn government or socrety rf not by threves and robbers but no force can ever change the relatron exrstrng betvx een people who are prepared for somethrng and people xvho are not prepared for rny thrng Great changes a e takrng place raprdly around us Every day some unexpected occurrence startles us leavrng us to xxonder whrt wrll happen next Our generatron rs grateful rn trmes lrke these for the good schools xx hrch are provrded rn our country Good schools grve a better opportunrty for all young people to get an even start rn lrfe so rmportant noxx at thrs most excrtrng trme rn hrstory Lrfe becomes more complex and more exactrng Human achrevements never xx ere more varred more xxonderful nor more frrghtenrng Perhaps rn such a trme the human race may start out upon rts greatest achrevement the marntenance of peace on earth and good xyrll among men The needs of a democratrc government place great demands upon educatron The educatronal system must meet the needs of raprdly changrng condrtrons of lrfe Edu c rtron must contrnue to provrde opportunrty for learnrng rn all helds of human actrvrty so th rt exery rndrvrdual may be prepared to lrxe at the hrghest level of hrs abrlrty Crvrlrzatron stands at the crossroads and a nevx oblrgatron has been thrust upon those xx ho graduate from hrgh schools today XVe clarm to be no stronger than our fathers no fitter than those xxho graduated from thrs school rn former classes Vxfe hope that rn our trme the foundatron xx rll be lard for a permanent peace on earth and an eternal good xxrll among men At these exercrses the trme has come to sry farexx ell rnd that rs not easy Solemnly the bells toll for the end of our school days whrle a merry yangle of events marks the commencement of a drfterent lrfe The door closes baclx of us on pleasant and sad experrences alrke Ahead of us the door of the future stands open to the fulfrllment of every rm rgrnable hope Members of the Class of 46 Be ax.are of the challenge that axx arts you Don t farl for all humanrty rs at stake larexx ell and may good luck attend you MYRTLr DOWNING y . V . a a 7 1 a a 7 4 Q . . . Y . I ' - r . Y . . 1 9 1 , . 2 7 Y. N I Y . . . A . - ' , 1 ' , ' , 4 . , - , - r f , -' , ' f ' v . , x I b . . 1 - i Y. 4 , . 2 , V 2 - y , , V , , , f -. , L , , Y 1 , ' , ' ' 1 . c Y . . , , . , 1 I 1 4 . W 2 ' ' 2 '. . Q . A 2 . 1 . . , f U - . y. , . V' . , . , s 7 -

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ACTIVITY COUNCIL Le! lo ugh lurk mu Headmaster Charles E Moors D Day St Cyr R Spaulding W Gardner H Cheney Faculty Treasurer Mass Emerson Faculty Advisor Mr jordan Franz mu A Bnton J Saundere Student Treasurer P Deachman Pres1dentW Hrxon C Currrer P FOOTBALL Lzfz In Hgh! bark mu Coach Tapley D McK1nnon H Reno K Smlth W Gardner Manager L Chayer D Wade F Fuller S Gammons B Homer Fmnl mu D Blak C St Cyr R Spauldmg C Currrer Captarn W Hrxon J Mayhew D Day N MacLeod A Gross f ' , .. - r. . - . . ,l , , . , . , . , . .y , . , F , . h - . g , . ' ,, . ' , . , . , . Colprtts, B. Armstrong, E. Clark. J I , 'l f I I , f . - , - 1 - , - , - , . , . , . , . . . 3, - - ' y - v - I - v - 1 - v f , . .