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

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THOMAS LONG BRAMHALL Assistant Headmaster

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“Dedication. “We, the Senior Class of 1933, do dedicate this Year “Book with sincere gratitute to our adviser and friend eMr. Thomas Long “Bramhall whose kindness and co-operation have won for him the respect and admiration of the entire graduating class.

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‘Prologue’ As we approach the end of our long journey, we begin to realize how closely we are linked to the school days that we are so soon to leave behind us. Companionships, associations, activi- ties, all seem to become more dear to us as we realize that we are on the brink of the unknown. This goal that we have striven for and looked forward to so long is now reached, and we sudden- ly discover that this time of progress and endeavor is very dear to us. We cannot hope to include or even to suggest in these pages all the happy memories which we shall keep of our days in high school.. By-recording the names of our classmates, and the out- standing events of our career as a class; we hope to provide a background upon which we may retain our memories of high school. Wherever we may steer our flights in life, and whatever may be the difficulties which we encounter, we shall be more and more grateful for the experience and guidance given us by the faculty of this school, who have piloted us this distance on our journey and who have helped us to lay a true course for the future.