College of New Rochelle - Annales Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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mu -La-..,g,M Q ..a.:ag,- ge l,CdtL0n In an attempt to repay in part a great debt of gratitude, we dedicate this., the ANNALES of 1944, to Edna Meyer Ostertag, who for 'twenty-five years has been an inspiration to New Rochelle College students in striving toward that goal of fair play and true justice known as sportsman- ship. From her we have learned far more than the technical rules of a game-we have learned what it means to be good sports. We were clumsy and awkward in Folk Dancing class . . . we could never hit the bull's-eye with our arrows the way Mr. Hoogerhyde could . . . we lost our balance and our dignity on the ski runs at Lake Placid. . . . but Mrs. Ostertag was always there to instruct, to help, and to laugh with us . . . never at us. The record she has made of a quarter of a century of unflinching loyalty to the College of New Rochelle stands unchallenged. I-ler elevating standards and just policies will continue to guide us and those who follow us until we are over the finish- line. We cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate-',, we can only say Thank you with all our hearts. A , A I I I A