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

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Iu Memoriam The class of 1936 wishes to extend its sympathy to the relations and friends of three of our beloved classmates who have passed away during our senior year. DANIEL DANEHY Daniel Danehy, one of the outstanding members of our class, is deeply mourned. He was noted for his genial personality and for the joy which his presence brought to his classmates. A youth of great promise, he will not be forgotten by his fellow students. CHARLES HAMILTON Charles Hamilton, a quiet retiring youth, has also left us. Known by his teachers and his fellow pupils as one who could be relied on, he was a favorite in his class. Always a staunch supporter of everything pertaining to his school, he will be remembered with sincere tenderness. DAVID McCLELLAN Late in May occurred the sudden death of a most beloved senior, David McClellan. Known asa youth who undertook his tasks willingly and whole- heartedly, he had a most promising future. The senior class will surely miss this versatile member. His fellow students will recall Dave as one who was areal Latinite, one who was always ready to help others. 18

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Gratitude The Year Book Staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Miss Bligh, Mr. Bramhall, Miss Butler, Miss Kelley, Miss McElroy, and Miss Morton whose efforts have assured success to this Year Book. 1

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