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

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(lass SHonors BLESSINGTON, MARY CAMERLENGO, ENES CANNON, HELEN COEN, MARGARET CURRAN, JOHN DWYER, WALTER EDISON, EDNA (First Honors) FETTER, EMILY GOLDER, RUTH GOUGH, CATHERINE GRAZULIS, MINNIE GREGORY, KATHRYN LANCASTER, GERTRUDE Lucas, Lucy McLEAN, FLORA MILLER, ELIZABETH OCKLIS, IDA PIVELATIS, BERTHA REDSTONE, CONSTANCE RUNDLET, GEORGE SANDERS, CATHERINE SPECTER, MANES SPIEL, SIDNEY WHITMAN, EMILY WYMAN, LELIA

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THOMAS LONG BRAMHALL Assistant Headmaster

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“Prologue The whistle is blowing, the bell is ringing, the intervals be- tween the chugs of the engine are growing longer. Slowly but steadily the pilot is steering the boat into the harbor, the destina- tion of a sea voyage which at times the passengers thought would never terminate. There is great jubilation among the voyagers for all are happy to have weathered safely so perilous and difficult a journey. In spite of the hardships of the trip, through the prudence of the pilot, the courage of the captain, the efficiency of the crew, and the good-will of all the passengers, those on board have made the voyage an agreeable and memor- able experience. Some of the travelers are eagerly awaiting an opportunity to set forth on a short voyage; whereas others anticipate the excitement of a greater exploratory voyage over vaster unknown seas. As the journey draws to a close, however, the voyagers find themselves reluctant to abandon the association of their fellow-passengers whose friendships the perils and dis- coveries of the voyage have cemented. In token, therefore, of their mutual friendship, the passen- gers have assembled their photographs with records of the out- standing events of the trip in this Year Book, which they hope will serve as a lasting remembrance of one of the most exciting yet pleasant voyages which has even been made on the Sea of Knowledge.