Ellis School - Ellisian Fields Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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DEDICATION Because she has urged us on to greater ac- colnplislnnents when we were discouraged, and helped us live up to being young ladies of Ellisg because she has scolded, praised, and tutored us, as we deserved alld helped us to acquire the voices of angelsg and because she has always been so understanding, we, the class of 1951, with all our love and appreciation, dedicate our yearbook to Catherine Ann Cook.

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FOREWORD As we walk by Rec Hall, we hear the Glee Club joining in the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstanceg and we suddenly realize how close we are to commencement-this time our commencement. For us the word commencement has two meanings. First, it is an end, an end to all of the things that have made Ellis dear to us- thc Glee Club, those spirited interclass hockey games, the red and green study halls, and even our green tunics and brown oxfords. These are all things we may forget in the course of time, but the friendships we have formed with teachers and girls can never be erased completely from our memories. We have learned much more at Ellis than that which can be found in books. We have learned to grin at defeat and to work in a common group striving for a common goal, and we have increased our understanding of people. But connnencement has another meaning for us. It is a beginning-the beginning of a new life in which we will use all these things we have learned at Ellis. We are sad, some of us even a bit tearful at the thought of leaving Ellis, but we are looking forward to the future confident that our school and our teachers have given us what we need to make our lives successful. We are proud of Ellis, may Ellis always be. proud of us.