Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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When a great country such as ours is exerting all her wight with all her men, to liberate the ideals of the democratic spirit, we, as in¬ dividuals, are asked to make a small sacrifice in the unselfish contribution of our time and energy for the definite assurance of our own future welfare. At a time when many sacrifices must be and are being made , we, the youth of America, naturally feel a strong desire to do our part. The wise leaders we have chosen to guide us through the struggle have been forced, because of this war, to take young men from schools and colleges and put them in positions which are, at present, more important. The training of these boys must rest in responsible hands and so the demand for competent educators is such that some of our instructors have been called away to teaching posts where they are sorely needed In view of their status and prominence in our eyes, we deem it proper to dedicate the fruition of our work in this, the yearbook of the Class of 1944, to our principal, Mr. Gaige; to our superintendent of schools, Mr. Pierce; and to all the fine boys who, together with our instructors, are now in the armed forces of the United States of America. Wellesley Free Library Wellesley, Mass.

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Principals and Superintendents Arthur E. Pierce William C. Gaige