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Page 11 text:
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Kathryn L. Garden Throughout your thirty-four years of service at Melrose High, Miss Garden, you have been both a devoted teacher and an inspiration to all of your students. Mod- ern History assumed a new dimension through your appreciation of the fine arts and the sharing of your personal experiences in other countries. Although your teaching career has ended, you will be remembered for your loyalty, personal warmth, and understanding — so essential to each of us as students. We wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your kindness and guid- ance and sincerely hope that you may enjoy continued success in whatever you choose to pursue in your well- deserved leisure time. Among the several factors which have influenced us as individuals, the guidance and stimulus of our faculty have been most significant in our quest for knowledge. Theirs was the task to satisfy our incessant craving to learn, to provide understanding, to breed interest, to recognize talents, and to encourage the development of our particular abilities. Through their efforts and concerns, many of our desires have already been attained and certainly many a seemingly impossible dream” will be realized. 7
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Mrs. Foster, throughout the sixteen years you have been a member of the Melrose High School faculty, you have been an inspiration to each of your students. You made the study of English a delight through your own appreciation of the versatility of our language. Although you prin- cipally taught Business English, there are many of us who will never forget our Freshman Honor’s English course in which you stimulated our interest in fine literature and guided us in the techniques for skilled writing. It is with sincerest regret that we see you go, and we wish you many years of continued teaching success in your new home in Maine. Ruth E. Foster
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Kenneth R. Norris j ea n D. Gardner Paul F. Banks John F. McGrath Leo P. Casey Alton B. Cole Elinor M. Laudin Guidance Lorraine E. DiMuzio
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