Ware High School - Limelight Yearbook (Ware, MA)

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We Awww The Ware School Committee Elwin O. Clark Frank Castellano Matthew Kierys Edwin A. Cox, Superintendent of Schools I Colne to you with tive faiths: faith in tioml, faith in thc .Xincrican home, faith in cleinocracv, faith in the children, and faith in von. The ahove statcinent is quoted from an aclmlrcss given hy Mr. Cox before thc townspeople in thc XYarc Town Hall, February 14, 19-19. Our new superintendent comes to ns from the Irving School Union. His work has heen recognized hy YVho's XYho in liclncationf' To Mr. Cox, wc extend our best wishes and the warmest of wclconles.

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M. Leroy Greenfield - - - The Builder An old man, going a lonely road Caine at the evening, cold and gray, To a chasm, vast and deep and wide, Through which was fiowing a sullen tide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim. The sullen stream had no fear for himg But he turned when safe on the other side And built a bridge to span the tide. 1 Old Man, said a fellow pilgrim near, You are wasting your strength with building here. Your journey will end with closing day. You never again will pass this way. You have crossed the chasm deep and wide. XYhy build this bridge at evening tide F The builder lifted his old gray head. . Good friend, in the path I have come, he said, f'There followed after me to-day 'A youth whose feet must pass this way. This chasm that has been as naught to me To that fair-headed lad may a pitfall beg He, too, must cross in the twilight dim. Good friend, I am building the bridge for him. XVe are quoting the poem The Builder, one of Mr, ciI'6Cl1fQl6lCl'S favorite poems, because we feel that it typifies the spirit with which he worked in his twenty-two years of good and faithful service in the XYare Schools. lt was with deep regret that students, teachers, and townspeople received the news of his resignationg but all wish him much happiness in the years to come.

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hini to hini we PRINCIPAL ROBERT L. FOX Teacher Principal, Ivohert I.. Fox I Assistant l'rincipal, Iiverett bl. Sullivan Eleanor C. Chase Helen IC. Chase lYilli:un T. Cloon Elizabeth Connell Rol iert Curran Ellen H. Donahue Aurea A. Gravel Sadie hl. lrwin Katherine M. -Iordan Gahrielle E. l.eNaitre Isahelle M. L'lleureux Mary li. McCarty Eleanor McDonough George McGrath Rolzert C. Ness Stanley Sydla Charles XYarner Bridget XYilkes amp, Sub ects K Eeography Social Studies linglish M usic .Xlg'ehra, Mathematics l'.Ilg'llSl1 Art Girls' Physical Education linglish, History Latin, English Coininercial French, Business, 1 Jrganization Social Studies Household Arts Boys' Physical Education liighth Grade Mathematics, Science, Geography Nlatheinatics, Science Science Home Nursing 'l'hroug'hout our four-year-stay at XYare lligh School, the seniors have lzeen in constant contact with Mr. lfox, our principal, During this time we have always found Mr, Fox helpful in our needs: he has heen an excellent teacher and a wise counselor, who has always worked with the welfare of the student foreinzvst in his mind. For we hold the greatest respect, and express our deep gratitude. Specials Student Council Adviser Athletic Director Solshoinore Class Adviser Director of Operetta Director of Operetta Director of Yearlmoolt .-Xd- vertising -lunior Class Adviser Senior Class Adviser Lihrary Supervisor Basketball, liasehall, Football Girls' Iiaskethall Cadet Corps Adviser Eighth Grade Adviser Director of XY.H.S. -Iunior Classical League, Yearbook Adviser Asseinhly Fund Treasurer Senior l'lay Director Ranking and Junior Red Cross Director Concession Director Footlmall Director of Audio-Yisual Aids in liducation Guidance Director, lfresh- inan Class Adviser