Andrew Jackson High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Cambria Heights, NY)

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MR. S'I'EVliNSCDN NRS. BROGAN MR. BOVE

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Jai., Me Cwfaf BJ cory cou today look upon our school which hears his name, and examine its growing traditions, he would he gruiiiy pleased torecognize our endeavors to perpetuate many of his most cherished and commendahie ideals. Jacksons hiographer, Marquis James. says of him: Whatever the flaws in the character of Andrew Jackson, vaciuation, untrustvvorthi- ness and disioyaity were not among them .... Qniy the puhiic wehcare took precedence over the needs of a friendf, it in your four years at Andrew Jackson you have somewhat developed that degree of constancy which made Old Hickory admired hy hoth friend and toeg if you have huiit up For yourselves a reputation for trustvvorthiness such as every employer rates the most desirahie characteristic in an employee, and if the general concept of loyalty has hecome part of your make-up, you already have acquired assets which win prove invaiuahie for success in your next un- dertaking, whatever that may he. ' in ciass discussion, assemhiy programs, ciuh work, service groups, plays, athletic contests, and in community activities many opportunities have heen af- forded you to show leadership and decisiong to develop courage, self-reliance, steadiness, and trustworthinessg and to demonstrate unseliish loyalty to your class-mates, teachers, school, and country. As you peer into the future through your crystal giohe, may it he this enduring SPIRIT OF JACKSON that meets and holds your confident gaze. i RALPH n LER

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I f5. 08? Q XVE, the Senior Class of January 1941, in gri.LLefuI I'CITlClHlJI'fll'lCC of the iIlViIIllZ1lDlC advice and zlicl whiull S110 has rcnflcrccl us cluring our high school rarvvr, l'0SlJCC'lI.lIH5' clcclicntc this Class BOOL to MRS. Nmzmx l3oric:ri. 6