Classical High School - Classic Myths Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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Foreword For your kindly approval or alas! it may be, for your severe criticism, the editors of CLASSIC MYTHS of 1926 present to you this volume. Though the result may be negligible, We beg you to remember that the effort has been Worthy. Nine good pupils and true have compiled this rec- ord of the achievements-such as they are,-and of the students-so-called-of '26. Ah, many a bottle of ink and many a river of perspiration have flowed into the making of this, our brain-child. Weak he may beg young he undoubt- edly is 5 but O, dear reader, he is o1m's! With the trembling anxiety of a fond parent, we await the benignant pat of approbation on the tousleol head of our new-born infant, dear to us as life itself. Bear in mind, O critical readers, that you are his guardians, for he is now under your care! be proud of his virtues and forgetful of his failings.

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Appreciation The CLASSIC MYTHS Board of 1926 wishes to express its sincere gratitude to the members of the faculty for 'their invaluable aid in the production of this volume, and to the advertisers, without whose generous subscriptions the pub- lication of CLASSIC MYTHS would have been impossible. We are especially indebted to Miss Florence M. Powers and her assistants, Miss Mary M. Fitzpatrick, Miss Georgi- ana K. Fiske, and Miss Mary A. Waite for their extremely helpful supervision of the Editorial Boardg to Mr. George B. O'Flynn and his assistant, Mr. Matthew Couming, the able advisers of the Business Boardg to Miss Ethel M. Smith, our talented Art Director, and to Mr. Edward F. Tobin, the competent manager of the Photographic Depart- ment.