Danbury High School - Aggregate Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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Ftzczzliy fldzifer .gil HERE WE SEE the picture of a woman who has infinite patience and much good judgment-our class adviser, Miss Treadwell. She has cheerfully withstood all the headaches and difficulties that have come with the task of being a class adviser, and for that we greatly admire her. She has so quietly and unassumingly carried out her manifold duties of handling cash funds, of advising the yearbook staff and of supervising lesser class affairs that few are aware of the grand job that she has done. Her constant willingness to work and her conscientious efforts in our behalf are among the many factors that aided us through our senior year. If in future times any class of D. H. S. has need of a class adviser, we of nineteen forty-two can give Miss Treadwell a wholehearted recommendation. D, H. S. 1912 I'..., . Miss MARioN TREADWELL

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MORE OF Us have been advised by Mr. Floyd than by any other member of our faculty. It is Mr. Floyd on whom the burden of managing us through our per' sonal troubles has fallen. It is he. too, whom we have consulted about the arrangement and adjustment of our schedules and about any other private matters that may have confronted us. During all the time that we have been in contact with him, Mr. Floyd has always been more than fair and earnest about our welfare. We have always had the most complete confidence and respect for him for he has invariably given us his time and attention unselfishly and im- partially. The wisdom and foresight that he has shown in dealing with us will always be remembered. To Mr. Floyd we offer our warmest thanks for the fine start that he has helped give us. MR. CHESTIR E. FLOYD Vice Principlzl

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FRANK A, BREDE CHARLES E. RIDER GRACE lNlCl..EAN JEAN QALLAHAN Glen Ugicwi To EDDIE, our illustrious and able president, to Grace, our ambitious and popular vice president, to jean. our competent and determined secretary, and to Frank, our willing and ellicient treasurer, we, your classmates, do gratefully thank you for the way in which you have executed the difficult job of acting as our class ofhcers. You four have admirably borne on your shoulders the weighty burden of looking after our interests during the years that we have spent here together. Nothing has come up that you have not been able to carry out success- fully without complaining or without being too perturbed. Nothing has faxed you. We are sure that in later life the qualities that you have displayed will enable you to gain the same success that you have enjoyed here at Danbury High School.