Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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Foreword We all realize that ice have the happy faculty of forgetting painful experiences rapidly and that we kee p in our 1ne1nory storehouse those experiences from which we have derived pleasure. Unless stimulated, our power to recall happy incidents diminishes with the passage of years, to that point ufhere only the haziest of recollections is possible. The experience of those who have preceded us, is to the effect that the most pleasurable years of their lives were spent with their comrades in school. We, as a gron p, have already come to this conclusion. As we prepare to close our four year stay in Flemington High School, this fact is llorne honle with great eni- phasis. For most of us, graduation from high school marks the end of these pleasant days together. To cornniemorate the happy events of our last school year, and to provide a stimulus to help ns recall our associations and school achievements, the stajff of the Echo has endeavored to produce a year hook, which, as the years roll hy, will enable all of ns to re-live and to endlessly enjoy in our memory, those pleasurable experiences, and even some of the trials that heset ns in our student days. The staff offers this, the seventh volume of the Echo as your storehouse of high school nzenzories. EMMA MIKE, Editor-in-Chief

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The Echo , .V I Jw A 2 A 1 fi XX L... TRIBAL RECORD C ounc il Clans Games Festivals Trading Post

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DEDICATION TO Mrs. Dorothy D. Landis 10110, in more than full nzerzsure, bas vbeerfzrlly and zeillinglj given of ber time, tbouglat, ana' energy, tbnt we might leave Flemington High Sebool better equipped to inert tbe problems of an arlult world'-u'e, the Class of 1936, sincerely dealieate this, the seueiitb volume of the Echo.