James Madison High School - Log Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Dear Mr. Levine and Mr. Fine: The time has come for us to leave Madi- son's portals and start on the long road leading to the future and possible success or failure. ln this, our last year, we have been greatly aided by you, Mr. Fine, as our senior adviser, and by you, Mr. Levine, as faculty adviser for this, our Senior Log. Mr. Fine, through your able leadership we have had our pictures taken and have seen a dream, which has been growing for 4 years, realized. We have received our senior jew- elry, and made plans for our Senior Prom, to be held at the Sheraton-Astor. Through your patience, tried though it was, we held our senior elections and elected class officers and celebrities. Mr. Levine, you have shown us, through your experience how to produce a bigger, better, and more enioyable Senior Log. The Log, has become, through your capable ad- vice, time and effort, a book of immortal value to each of us graduating. We thank you both, Mr. Fine and Mr. Levine, for giving us a more enioyable and memory-filled year. For these and many more, your guidance and time, ours for the asking, we thank you. We the June graduates of i957 give you our eternal gratitude. MR. SIMON LEVINE Yearbook Adviser

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yi? b-N -of -1--- MR. FINE Senior Adviser Dear Seniors, Some time ago, when I had time to read, I read a very good book. I'm sure many of you have read it-if you haven't you should. Many of our greatest men have quoted from it, many of our lesser men have misquoted from it, and now it's my turn. Somewhere in the Bible it says, By their deeds ye shall know them. With me it's a lot different. l get to know you by your wallets. For months I extract cash from you and con- vert it into hats, iewelry, prom bids, gowns and yearbooks-and you're just a lot of num- bers with dollar signs. I'm so busy keeping your accounts, I can't keep account of your faces. By the time I get to know you well enough to say hello, it's almost time for me to write out my little farewell message. Yes, my iob has a lot of drawbacks, but it has it's compensations too. Exactly 915 of them, for it has been a great experience knowing and working with you. I just hope everyone you come in contact with has as much pleasure working with you as I did . . . and as much regret if he has to say goodbye as I do. sincerely, Jtifawkg Q41

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