Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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H TRIBUTE Tll THE BULTES HlUllllll To the Cadets who are living the immediate routine of life here at Bolles, perhaps the Bolles Alumni seem somewhat apart from any close connection with the School-perhaps these Alumni stand somewhere, in the minds of the Cadet Corps, in a sort of special- ized, nebulous status that lies between that of being a member of the Student Body and of being connected somehow with the mem- bership of the Faculty, Feeling that this may represent rather aptly, for many, the student concept, we believe that this particular page is especially suitable for- A Tribute To Our Alumni . The Bolles Alumni took a very active part in the recent World War, serving their country in all branches of the Armed Services with Honor, Bravery, and Distinction, Nine of these Bolles boys made the Supreme Sacrifice, At the conclusion of this War many returned to their homes to re-enter business careers where they are achieving outstanding success, others resumed college studies with equal success, and others have started the routine of their life work. We honor and respect them for all of this and for the luster this has added to the name of Bolles, and to the Alumni Association. However, we understand and appreciate more personally the evi- dences of their continued interest in Bolles, which is shown most forcibly by their repeated visits to the School and the unmistakable affection shown for it when they are here. This plainly demonstrated tie of loyalty and affection for Bolles on the part of the Alumni is a source of inspiration to the present Student Body in their feeling for their School, and we hope this will provide us the guiding trend of our contacts and relations with Bolles when we become Alumni.

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BULLES YEAR B00ll THE FACULTY , Ladies of the Secretarial and House Staff , , , , fri.- . . W1 ,ri Standing, left' to right'-Mrs. Bergen, Secretary to Col. Ligonp Mrs. Lewis, R. N., Emergency Hospital 32, Shepard-Pratt Hospital, School Nurse, Mrs. Searles, Housemother. Sitting, left to right-Miss Lane, Secretary to Maj. Hooker, Mrs. Ligon, Virginia lntermont College, Vassar College, Secretary to Col. Ligon, Mrs. Bradley, Secretary to Maj. Bradley. ., Yi, N Ladies of the Faculty Standing, left to right- Mrs. Davis, Mrs. King, Mrs. Mrs. Hochheim. Sttlilig, left to right-- Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs Mrs. Nelimark, Mrs. Snyder. School Physician DR. L. v. TYLER, M. D. 3 BOOK I -- PAGE 6

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