Dickinson Accredited Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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5- H S i ALUMNI NOTES fContinuedJ Trodd '35g Elizabeth O'Neill '35g Anne Cassidy '35, Thomas Sharkey '35g Robert Conway '35g William MacMurren '35g john Darcy '35, Charles Engle- bart '353 Vincent Armitrani '35 and Eleanor Sczesny '35-However Eleanor Sczesny seems also to have more than book interest in Alfred Henning the Vice-President of the june Senior Class-George Fowler '35 is working hard for the Guaranty Trust Company-Gertrude Mahon '35 is chairman of the Moonlight sail to be held on July 15th-Elsie Raymond '35 was married a few weeks ago-William Voss '35 from Secaucus attends Hudson College evenings and also escorts Catherine Roth '35 to many social functions-Lillian Tracey '35 is now studying at N. Y. U.-William Thompson '35g Alfred Schrader '35g john Czeterko '35g Edward Funucane '35g Frank Engleke '35 and Edward Beenick '35 did good jobs with the impressive Alumni basketball team this past season-Joseph Fitzsimmons '35, Edward 'McNary ,35 and Henry Kriete '35 are all attending N. Y. U.-Leo E. Molzon '35 is doing good work at Carnegie Tech-Arthur Provost '35 is on the Hudson College basketball squad. ALUMNI GREETING TO THE CLASS OF 1936 We heartily welcome the young men and women of the Classes of 1936 into the ranks of the Dickinson Evening Alumni Association. We congratulate you on your successful completion of undergraduate work at Dickinson Evening. No more will you tread her halls as undergraduates. The fact that you will be at once happy and unhappy at leaving is a contra- dictory statement that will never need be explained to you. Dickinson Evening and her brood of Owls have taken their place in your heart and with each passing year you will treasure more fondly the happy memories of them. Our Alumni Association represents a splendid medium for continuing these friendships formed at school. Our dramatic, debating, athletic, and social functions are almost certain to interest you. We invite you to utilize their advantages to the utmost. We want you to help maintain and further the aims of our Association and help us to surpass the magnificent achievements of the past year, forever carrying the name of our Alma Mater to still greater heights. The milestone you now pass probably looms large before you, but you should not permit it to hide from your view the many milestones beyond. Your demonstration of perseverance as a graduate of Dickinson Evening is certainly worthy of still higher achievements. A stop in your upward march might prove fatal to your ambitions. A period of leisure and self-satisfaction might lure you from your chosen vocation and leave you stranded by the way- side of failures and would-be-successes. The goal for which you have thus far sacrificed so much would then be lost. You have given the world ample proof that you are made of the sterner stuffnl Continue the good work! On behalf of the members of the Dickinson Evening Alumni Association, I wish to extend to you, one and all, the Association's sincere good wishes for your future health, happiness, and success. Cordially yours, JAMES M. BOYLE, President, One Ilfrlzrfrerf Tzrefily-fnfzr

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