Congers High School - Saga Yearbook (Congers, NY)

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LJLEULI A'Z6YLI'LiQDN pn 1 f TO MR. DAVIDSON-OUR FRIEND You stood hc-lore our English class and held a thick worn hook, It seemed to he a Bilole, till we took a second look. The Vvorks ol Rohr-rt Burns, it said, inscrihed in letters gold, lt could have heen a Bible though-the way the things were told. There was the tale ol Nellie, dear, a girl who won our love, Then the picture ol the Highlands, a gilt from up above. You told us lively stories, that took us lar away, The lunny ones you told us surely brightened up our day. Then we heard a lovely poem, that left us feeling queer, It marle our throats lecl kind ol tight, to every eye it brought a tear, The poem was clillerent lrom the rest: it seemed so lull ol woe. For this was written not lor us, but lor Mary long ago. You told us ol your hope and dream, to vivid Scotland gay. And il our prayers are answered, you'll have that wish some day, You'll see the honnic land you love, the things so dear to you, ' Youll hear at last, she skylark, as he wings up in the blue. We know that this is what you want and hope it comes your way, Because you kindly gave to us our really lucky day. ' -Doris Ortiz '43 MISS MAYO Miss Mayo. you're our guiding star, lorever shining loright--1 You take us from the wrong road and put us on the right. Your smile gives us the courage that we need in times of stress- Your mind is ever active when things seem in a mess. You're really like our mother, at all times kind and brave. Giving us the laughter and the sunshine which we crave. Your day is lilled with typing, readmittance slips and such. Things which are important that you alone can touch. Little Johnny wants a blank signed: his sister wants one too-f And then their pals want something: they all come straight to you. You make out lists ol alnsentces, solve problems every day- Even when it seems impossible, you do it anyway. Yes, this is how we know you. a busy happy friend- We want it always just that way even when our school days end. And when we reach our goal someday. we'll all look back with pride- To you, our cheerful comrade, where love and smiles abide. VVe'll think ol you and hope once more that good things come your way, For you are everything we like, and friends we want to stay. -Doris Ortiz '43 of .ae MUTE ,PK . f .3 f, NC.--5,4171 3-fi: W! f-4'ffLa.4,, 1 ,s.. ',

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FOEZEWORE AS We Ioolc over our four years of high schooI Iife, we reaIize there have been many changes. Some of our cIassmates have joined the services of our country. We have regretted to see them go, some without having achieved their goaIf-graduation, hut we Icnow they have a bigger joh to do and have set a higher goaI- that of fighting to preserve the freedom of our country. Here We made many friendships with hoth students and teachers. We have reached another miIestone and are ready to take our pIaces in the aduIt WorId. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE CONGERS HIGH SCHOOL 0

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CIDZIARE GDI? EDDUCZIATHQJN MR. A. DAVID DAVIES, President MR. ROBERT T. FULLEM MR. IRA W. HEATH MR. JOHN G. KERN MR. LELAND F. STONE MR. W. GIBSON HAGUE, Clerk MR. A. VV. KLOTHE, Treasurer . I I EAEMHNHSTESEATHGDN r-'Y EU.EN CLARK CECELIA McCARTHY Englislm, Lilnrarian Commercial