Collegiate School - Dutchman Yearbook (New York, NY)

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MESS FROM PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF l957 OR the past five years it has been my pleasure to write a message to the Senior Class in the Dutchman. Since this will be my last oppor- tunity to use this space, may I direct my thoughts, not solely to the Class of I957, but to Collegiate School as a whole. For a member of the faculty as well as for a student, it is a privilege to be associated with Collegiate. The experience is one which is pro- fessionally stimulating, personally rewarding, and spiritually refreshing. Each one of the student body will, I feel sure, look back on his years here with feelings of affection and of gratitude -grateful for the opportunities and demands for learning, affection for the school which con- stantly demonstrated sympathetic understanding and impartial iustice. With each of the Senior Class go our very best wishes for accomplishment and happiness in the years to come. Use well the experience of these years at Collegiate School. WILLIAM LAVERACK

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TO THE CLASS OF l957 VERY class has a unique quality and is al- ways remembered for it. Your class has left with us a strong impression of maturity and the dignity that comes with the acceptance of re- sponsibility. Anyone meeting you in the hall would immediately recognize you as Seniors. It has been a rewarding experience to watch this development and it has been accomplished by you as individuals and as a group. Our good wishes go with you and the hope that these attitudes of friendliness and under- standing-so characteristic of Collegiate-may continue to grow and find expression in your lives. WILSON PARKHILL A MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMASTER

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