Frewsburg Central School - Senior Leaves Yearbook (Frewsburg, NY)

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FREWSBURG HIGH SCHOOL LELAND C. SANIORN. F ' ' I FREWSBURG NEW YORK CARL THIEIFELDT. P 'do 9 Dolls E' GULWNV cl R Apr11 1 1936 Class of 1946 Frewsburg High School Frewsburg New York Dear Seniors As you go out from Frewsburg High School into the world of work my advice to you would be to make your lifetime vocation one of service It has been pointed out that 'factories can't employ everybody Service industries will employ an occupation in which to achieve your success No matter what your choice for the future remember always to serve God and man in the right way E Stanley Jones has said 'you have no business to be in any business that cannot express your chief business serving God ' Sincerely, Leland C Sanborn Principal LCS DEG MR LELAND SANBORN rmclpa Nu n I if I I increasing number of people. Consider a service

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DEDICATION MORRIS B LASDE LL We the Class of '46 have a tragedy 1n the story of our school days It was no ord1nary loss A 11fe was taken away wh1ch cornprmsed the most Jolly funfull fnend, the most pamstaking scholar, and the most 1nsp1r1ng leader among us In Morrls, each of us had a prlvate frlend, upon h1s death, each of us suffered a personal loss Now, he can never grow old to fulhll the dreams he dreamed It is very fxttmg that thls book, to be our lxfe long souverur of youth and learmng should be ded1cated however msuffzcxent the tnbute, to one, who had opportu nxty to know so little but youth and learmng We need no such proddmg of proprlety however, for It IS an mtense, wholehearted sent1ment that motlvates us to do this We, that l1ve on, shall be very fortunate ever to con tact so rich a character agaln along life s long way 2 I o . ! ' . . ' - 1 ! Q . . - i

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W'-an MISS MARGARET TATU Dear Seruors It IS wlth a great deal of sorrow that we here at Frewsburg Hxgh School say goodbye to the class of 46 In a short t1me you w1l1 be rece1v1ng your dlplomas and yom' school days w1l1 come to an end and only memorxes w1l1 be left Memorles of the good t1mes, and yes bad tlmes 1f you wlsh but all sweet mem or1es of tunes enjoyed It IS w1th a great deal of prlde that we poxnt you out as bemg the class of 46 and ready to begln a new llfe W1thO1It our he1p1ng hand Some one sald Our natlon no longer IS the greatest prov1nc1a1 c1v1l1zat1on ln the world Our shmps sa11 the seven seas and all the skyways We have become the greatest traders and travelers on earth Such a world you now must face alone And yet not ent1re1y alone because our hopes and best wlshes go with you Sxncerely 4 s w I . Q . , a , - . 7 . . . . . ll - . ' ! . 0 71 - ! f