Forest Park High School - Forester Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Soryiuii M. Bscicen june, 19-49 Class olhlune, l949 Dear Foresters: VVe have had three happy and valuahle years together in senior high school. As you enter college or employment, it is my hope that you will continue to he as friendly and conscientious as you have heen here at Forest Park. Friendly and conscientious people are what the world needs more than anything else, and such people get most out of life. Sincerely yours, cf-xaaort A. ROYER 11 le Dear Seniors: Recently, graduates of Forest Park have heen answering to the call of the magic words Silver Anniversary. They all agree that the year nineteen hundred and fortyfnine should he one of rejoicin, for all Foresters, who as members of an alumni group of ten thousand, can testify to a school that has high standards and exceptional school spirit. As you go forth to join this group, l know that you will add to its accomplishments and prestige. There are many in your class who are outstanding and talented, many who have done much to main' tain the standards set by the other classes during the past twenty-hve years. My wish for you is a future in which you will continue true to yourselves and your school, one in which you will hnd real happiness, peace, and contentment. Sincerely yours, SQPHIE M. BIHQCKER CARROLL A. Ronin

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WENDEIJL E. DUNN Class of june, 1949 Dear Foresters: just three short years ago you came to Forest Park as our new tenth grade students. Now you are graduating, leaving the school building and faculty for other experiences. It is my hope that while you have been here you have caught so much of the spirit of our school that nothing can ever separate you from it. As years go on, much may change, but not the spirit of Forest Park. That will remain the most constant and thrilling factor in your life. You yourselves have been the main builders of that spirit. In your many activities you have supplied whatever was needed to make things go: to malce them go happily for all. If enthusiasm was needed, you had it, if energy, you supplied it, if sympathy, you extended it, if joy, you shared it-and everyone was better for it. Fortunately you will find later life just that way, too. In the same measure as you will have enthusiasm, supply energy, extend sympathy, and share joy, will you attain the spirit of success and happiness. I hope that life will bring you both success and happiness in large measure and that we may meet often. Sincerely, WENDELL E. DUNN Principal 10

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