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

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LESLIE L. CLEVELAND To him who, for the last four happy years, has guided our labors with a sure and wise hand, we give the greatest and the best tribute. It has taken a long time for us to get acquainted with our beloved Principal; but now, as the close of our High School life draws near, we have learned to admire and to appreciate his sterling worth, to love him for his sympathy and understanding of youth as well as for his wisdom in dealing with his own pupils. His unwavering principle of fairness convinces us of his basic fineness. From him we have learned many lessons not connected with the School curriculum, lessons which we will remember long after others have faded into nothingness. We regret having to leave his control; we envy those who through the years will come under his guidance; we hope for him the happi- ness and success which he has given us. Page 5

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THOMAS LONG BRAMHALL Aas f Cyr ( - Page 7