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News Editors David St. Hilaire ’40 Lois Ives ’41 Business Staff Gilbert Camp, Mgr., Betsy Foxcroft ’40 Donald Hills ’40 David McGee ’40 Donald Whitford ’41 Athletic Editors Alice Goodwin ’40 Glenn Davis ’41 Art Editor Eleanor Pestana ’40 Photographic Editor Richard Fellows ’40 Senior Mary Maling Gregg Brewer Stanley Stembridce Faculty Advisers Miss Devaney —Literary Miss MacIver —Typing Mr. Halpin —Business Mr. Kibbee —Art Dedication As a gesture of hearty welcome, we wish to dedicate this issue of the Pioneer to a man who plays a vital part in our school life—our new superintendent. Dr. Grover. We hope that he already feels at home among us, and we know that we shall soon be better acquainted with him.
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A CHRISTMAS WISH FROM DR. GROVER For three centuries New England has sent forth from its rugged soil, pioneers who have wended their way to the remote parts of this country. They have taken to new communities those stern qualities which have been our heritage and have built them into the foundations of many a town and institution. The austerity of New England softened under the influence of time, which relieved it from the pressing necessities of hunger, cold, and danger, and gradually the observance of Christmas took on the warmth and heartiness which characterized it in old England. As one who has missed a New England Christmas for twenty- five years, I can, perhaps, see some beauties in it which you may overlook because you have become accustomed to them. I hope this Christmas, therefore, will mean to you, as it will, I am sure, to me, an opportunity to hold a little more closely to the spiritual values by taking whatever opportunity we can find to make other people happy. Let each of us resolve that in the coming year we will do all we can to come to the close of the day with the know¬ ledge that we have done nothing to bring pain or hurt to others and that perhaps we have made conscious effort to ease the burdens of some fellow traveller, and, so, put the eternal spirit of Christmas to work for the happiness of man. Our actions need not be preten¬ tious nor our deeds heralded, but through the little things we do, we may gradually help in the task of making human relationships a more constructive force towards everlasting peace. May I commend to you the dedication of your lives to make this peace possible! “All glory be to God on high. And on the earth be peace! Good-will, henceforth, from heaven to men Begin and never cease.” Van Dyke, “The First Christmas-Tree”
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