Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Class Honors “But deep this truth impressed mp mind — Through all His works abroad, The heart, benevolent and kind, The most resembles God.” ROBERT BURNS ionor List Borden, Arnold Jsenstadt, Abraham Clark, Abis Kochansia, Veronica Crowley, James Lane, Alice Deer, Eleanor fMarsh, Gertrude Ferrar, Minnie HAcCarthy, Elisabeth Fleming, John flullin, Emilp Gans, Stanlep ©’ Hara, Leona Gerould, Elisabeth , Rivers, Burke Holmes, Eleanor Standish, Priscilla Hovenanian, Mary Walcott, Theodore Hutchins, Claire highest Bonar Elizabeth Gerold [12]

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MISS TENNIE SS.“ SeRING One of the faces which early became familiar to the class of 1924 was that of Miss Spring, head of the Latin department and dean of senior girls. Though her prolonged illness in 1922-23 and her death in July, 1923, deprived the class of much intimacy with her, her strong, attractive personality had already made a deep impression on many of the class. Through her long years in the school she was alert, human, humorous, and effective in her teaching; exalted in her standards of scholarship and of life; widely and deeply influential in the moral development of her pupils; conscientious and devoted in every duty. She was one of the real makers of this school and her death brought irreparable loss. GC» E DERRY: “The reason firm, the temperate will Indurance, foresight, strength, and skill; sith sti, , A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command.” , ’ WorDSWORTH. 111]

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EDMUND CASEY PRESIDENT MARY FITZPATRICK VICE -PRES. AEAEREREASPRERS VEVEVEVES YX | Xx A | AEA PEAGBS OOO, JQSEPH COYNE SECRETARY WIVEVIITIK | TREAS. LIT. EDITOR VV MII NS: g ; JOHN MORRIS gr 4] ‘ | : | $ : $ AMEE: Ya xX [13]