Erasmus Hall High School - Arch Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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dministrators and Deans .-' 5, ,, - ,.n 'i ,A ,,l.. . .5'..,,, v - '-4 :' , ,A wal 4 1- '-'-.- .2 -7 pf' if 4 Arthur Chappell Miles Grace L. Corey Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant

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'I' 0 T ll li li I. A S S 0 F I 9 0 0 Heartiest congratulations upon the successful completion of your high school course and best wishes for continued success in the years ahead. Your class is one of the largest ever to be graduated from Erasmus Hall. It is also one of the best. Your academic achievements and the record of awards and scholar- ships won is impressive. Keep up this good work. XVe hope your work here has increased your knowledge, has taught you how to work and study, has given you an interest in the things of the mind, and has opened up new vistas. NVe hope that you will rise above the self-interest and the cheapness of the times, that you will seek the truth unceasingly, that you will have always the courage to stand up for what you believe to be right, no matter how great the hysteria of the times may be. We hope that you will contribute to the orderly progress and growth of our country. Nlost of all, we hope you will continue to develop a sense of values that will give moral direc- tion and aim to your lives. Nlan cannot live by bread alone. XVe have enjoyed having you with us. YVherever your paths in the future may lead, we shall follow your careers with interest. NVQ' of the faculty hope that you will remember your days here with pleasure and that you will come back to tell us about yourselves. May the years ahead for each one of you be many and rich in growth, achievement, and happiness. Your development and your success will make us of the faculty happy, as nothing else possibly could. lleartiest congratulations on your success and best wishes for the years ahead. Sincerely, june 1960 principal

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In C154 4 'I Mass Ellen Batchelor Malcolm Shanman Austm Dugan Dean of Clrls Dean of Bovs Dean of Bovs A light to guulc a rod X To Llzcclc the errmg and rcproua Efhuc mx ln runnmg and coordm xtmg our sghool 1ff.urs xx.1s t dun as 1 m lttu of course IH the p lttern of Erasmus life This xx.1s 1 formldlhln task md lt fall on thc capable shoulders of our school ldmlnlstrltors In lCllllfl0I1 to proqrammmg SllPCI'Vl5lI1g .md correlatmg all school lCt1N1t16S thu succeeded m malntalnlng A close personal cont mt xxlth the student bodx XVILLIAXI W ORDSW ORTH Our dc ms LOI'lStltlltf.ll the pollce foru so necessarx m excrx commumtx EIQISYHILIHS xx crc expected to l1xL up to hugh st.md.1rds of cltlzenshlp md the fexx of us xx ho dld not meet these requlrements xx ere justlx de llt xxlth These dedlcated people xx orked xx 1th us md for us .md thelr frlendlx asslstance xx 1- deeplx appreclated ' Q. . Q . 1 , . , , X E . 5 . 'M , X . . -1 J' . , , 'T-'?',3fe. Y-y:.L,,.L -.J-1-ff. I8 . n .. . . 1 . ,nd , . ,X , . , , . , , ,. ., V. , ' i'.,. . J . - ' I Hhs, -I I .- I , . . , . . L b.. 1 , . ,. - i - , in-1 i , A ,Q 3 . .1 , 1 . . s N- A-, - V, , . .I 8 , r i . - - -. K- -- 1 i s Lk. -A R .. . , . , , , ,,. , , . . . . i , ' ' 'i 1 ' ' ' Q ' l k '. Q ' ' ' I ' ' ' L 'I . V ' k , , . , K N., ,'.. ,,,, 1 , , i ,,, ,. . .il . . . V A. . . l . f . ,h , , ',