Black Foxe Military Institute - Adjutant Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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My heartiest congratulations to the Class of 1955! It is always hard to say Good bye. To break ties with those with whom you have worked is difficult. Grad- uation time brings leavetakings in every school, and those of us who remain think with fondness of the class which leaves. But you will go on to college, and in your work there we wish you every success. Strive for the best, remember that our hopes are yours, and that we will be thinking of you as you go your separate ways. Most of all, always know that Black- Foxe was your home for a while, and that we want you to return and share with us your ioys and triumphs. You are now mem- bers of a larger Black-Foxe family, its Alumni, and we hope in the coming years to see you often. MRS. HAZEL NIER Secy. to Headmaster MAJOR EDGAR R. KREPPS iq Headmaster u J :J ,P l y 4 y fQcQN ' f ' R 1 1 Q

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ADMINISTRATION It gives me much pleasure to extend to each ot you, who constitute the Black-Foxe graduating Class of 1955, my sincere congratulations and my best wishes for a most successful and happy future. ,M , Qwzzzffw MR. EARL DIETZ Comptroller

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ln-.4 MR. G. G. NEFF Principal Elementary School Congratulations to the class ot l955! You have climbed one more rung on the ladder of education. We are living in a time when one cannot be content with mediocrityg in a time that demands the best. You have made a very forward step toward meeting these demands. As you continue to prepare for a life's work, my sincerest wishes for you are happiness, good health, and success. May each one of you live true to those ideals and standards that your parents and teachers have set before you.