Gilman School - Cynosure Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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SIXTH FORVI 5 the members of the Llass of 1948 the fifty first graduatnw class of the Crllflllll Country School vo forth from thls school fallman enters the second half century of tts llfe and so lt mlffht not be llllpefllllelll to draw hereln a C0lTlpdI'lSOll between the Lla s of 1948 and the school ltself Laeh stands todav on the threshold of a IJFOIIIINIIIU hope of dlstmgulshed service to the Ulllllllllllllv behlnd lt the 1948 Graduates hive several Sears of excellent schoolmfr belnnd them to glve a firm f0l1llddll0Il for the future Thls year s class hopes to broaden lts knowl cdve and experlence m the next few vears In XdI'l0llN colleges and umversltles and lxkt wlse the school ltself hopes to expand and render vreater servlce to the commumtv Now let us turn the spotllght on the fea ture of thls volume the SCIIIOI' Qldss of 1948 We were very fortunate thus year m lldvlllg our ranks supplemented bv the ad dltlon of a half dozen new boys who have Q ll I-10 wr ax fr fitted perleetlv mto the class llhese bovs have greatlv added to our worth as a form Years from now when may hap, we look back on our Slxth Form year at frllflldll, each of us wlll probably remember many verv dlfferent things, for the speelflf mter ests of the glass have been varled but lt 1 1 stfa assumptlon th it eaeh of lls wlll have be the trxals and lI'lllLlldl.l0llS of Us ttnw mto tolleffe VN ho can ever forget the Lolleve Board Exams, the many application blanks and the lonv weeks of Wdlllllg for an answer from the colleffe of hls cho1ce9 Mr Lallard has spent manv hours m helplnff e uh of Us lIlLllVldl1dllW by WI'll1lI1U lttters NPClII'll1U llllCI'VlCWb, glVII10' valuablc friendly advu c and m countless other ways for all of w lneh we are deeply grateful 'Vow you have heard somethmv of the class as a whole On the followmv pave you wlll meet each of Us llldlYlLlUdllX i Ul'll'1 :I 'fl Nr' omv'r, llollytl' fl.. ' . ll.. lllrll. .'- 4 A D 1 1 A? 1. E' 4 1 L J, A I K, I . .1 ' v z: 1 'V - ' le 1 s ' ,V ' 1 7 ' D ' A 3 - . L. . - ' . y . 1. . BV. . - . . , , V . . - .. ' , 7 ' 'S i ' i' 1' O, - .iz f ' 5 ' t ' ' Q 1 ' ful fuluw- Where bllmiul has mtl' YWW5 one memory' in common. This memory' will . , v . N. . . . U, U , . ' ' 1 2 1 ' .1 Y L ' , ,, , ' , ' D o ' ' za ,V I 1 U I . . . - . ' . ' . , 7 I v , , 1 1 l 1 O . . ' . U ' ' 4 1 h C 1 4 W I 1 Y v ' . 1 r 4 . . . . . , 13 1 ' Y. Q I 1 I 1 7 1 L . . . . . . Y- . - , , , I 1' ca A 'v ' 0 C 1 ' l w O g z Y . -, . . - Q ' - ' O , .' Y. . -V . - - - l ' O - C 5 15

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