Sheffield High School - Sentinel Pines Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Educational Fronts We see in the three physical plants that make up our Sheffield School system- -the educational fronts which provide for the youth of Sheffield the essentials for building strong healthy minds and bodies. What actually takes place in the domains of each of these structures results in turning out the high calibre of pupils s o nec- essary in America today. Sachs Mas A Lessor In Reading Sheffield High School Assembly Ai Sheffield Ashley Falls School Mrs. J i . . Boardman Street School

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Life ' s race well run Life ' s work well done, Life ' s victory won, Now cometh rest. John Mills With affectionate hearts, we, the class of 1952, dedicate our yearbook to Mr, Theodore Williams, Sr. His unfailing efforts, sincere generosity, and wonderful sense of humor were among the many qualities which made hirr. a part of each of our lives. God Bless You, Mr. Williams.

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■ ■£ « SHA%S? J ' REJEtUllON L WAS H€RI 1 FEB. 27, 1787. COMMUNITY INFLUENCES Our way of life has been in- fluenced by the community activity about us-our schools, our churches, and our soc- ial contacts, be they business or pleasure, seems to play an even more important roll in our day than they did many years ago. With the need for safe guarding our ideals, the town of Sheffield includes the Episcopalian, Congregationalist, Meth- odist, Catholic, and Seventh Day Adventists churche symbolizing the religious freedom we all enjoy. Civ ic unity is without question, a line of defense in the perpetuation of our ideals. With our Grange, Friendly Union, Boy Scouts and the many other town groups, we are giving our youth the fiber development necessary in a healthy growing mind. W ith the coming of new industry, a new buzz of local enterprise supple- ments the farming and dairying, rounding out our happy dyna- mic community. ■M