Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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Each morning sees some task begun; each evening sees it close.

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There is something which binds the heart of man to home and kind. This pride and love is never failing. So we who call Suffield home” are tied forever by the golden chains which bind the heart. We have much to be proud of. Our fore¬ fathers who planned and worked and built our town have made it a place of grace and beauty. In sum¬ mer it is an emerald set in the fertile Connecticut Valley, with noble col¬ onial dwellings shining as facets of the sun. In winter, the snow turns it into a diamond or a shining pearl, the warm light from our homes sheds a hospitable glow on the twi- light. The seasons change here as in any town. Each is more beautiful than the last. The evening seems to linger with a warm good night, and the morning comes swiftly on the light feet of the wind. To us it is perfect. We see her faults, but they become challenges. The sordid and the beautiful, the com¬ monplace and the unusual, the grace and the awkwardness are mingled and twined into Suffield, and into our hearts. We are Suffield. T hat these dead shall

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Throughout our years at Suffield High School, the finest facilities available have been at our disposal. The most modern methods known have been employed to make this period of our lives pleasant, as well as profitable. Here we have received the foundation of otir future; no one could wish for better. Therefore, in grateful appreciation, we, the Class of 1952, dedicate this yearbook, the 1952 Sagitta, to the Suffield High School. A.B., M.A. B.S., M.A. University of Maine, Columbia Colgate, Columbia Superintendent of Schools Principal, Guidance Advisor, American History 5