Canajoharie High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Canajoharie, NY)

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2 D f to 704154-wi 044001 Our high school days have quickly drawn to a close. These past four years have been a treasure of warm and glowing memories. As we ponder our bonds of friendship and intel- lectual guidance, our thoughts fondly turn to one individual. A person who, through his de- votion, has brought about this growth. An important phase of high school life is the ability to write and work for a common goal and not for many individual goals. Four years ago we came, separate individuals working for several individual goals. Soon we shall depart but we have learned to work for a common goal, due to the help of a wonderful instructor. During these past four years our class has had quite a few different teachers for homerooms. Among these teachers there exists one who had led us to reach our goal in high school. We will not forget his willing- ness to help our class when we were in need of help. With sincerest gratitude and devotion . . . We, the Class of 1964, proudly dedicate the 1964 Black and Gold in honor of you . . . Walked Z. Uuani'