Brewster High School - Rampage Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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0 0 0 0 0 It was in or near this building that you wrote this Chapter of your life. You met your friends by that front door, walked through the halls to classes, and worked and played to make this one of the best years of vourlife.

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R D. C. ERWIN Founfy Director of Vocational, Adult and Veterans' Education The faculty and student body of Brewster Vocational School are to be congratulated on the publishing of their second annual. It also seems appropriate to congratulate graduating classes upon their completion of high school, and in the case of the senior class from Brewster, it seems that they have double cause to receive congratulations. They have not only completed high school, but have, in most cases, decided what occupation they wish to follow and have received considerable training towards becoming proficient in the type of work selected. I am confident that as time goes by we will Q- ,N PAUL R. WHARTON Assistant Director and Principal of Brewster Vocational Srliool fllavj receive good reports from progress made by many of the graduates of the class of l955. The determination Brewster students now have, to make and keep Brewster one of the best schools in our land is one thing that makes me feel we will succeed. 4'This is Your Lifen is another step for- ward in the many advancements we,ve made -and may it supplement your private mem- ory book with the best of our way of life. There is much left for us to do at Brewster, but may we hold to the good things welve done as we build better and more good things in the future. 'Q - MRS. CATHERINE WARREN MRS. MAVIS ANKRIM MRS. MARGARET CLARK Secretary to ,llr. Erwin Brewster Secretary Brewster Secretary