Gilman School - Cynosure Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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SIXTH FORM COMMITTEE. Harvey, T'ret1.r111'e1'.' Swindell. Ifife-Pf'e.i'ide111.' jackson. Pr'e,uia ef11.' johnson. M. P.. 58L'!'B1.1P'-Y. Sixth Form s graduation nears, we find ourselves survey- ing our life at Gilman in retrospect. Each of us has his own particular store of experiences to draw from, and it is comforting to know that we can carry these memories away with us. Many of the events which we remember were pleasant. These, the dances, club meetings, bull sessions, and the victories on the athletic field naturally become happy recollectionsg while others, such as the cram- ming before exams and the long line of debates and speeches which finally culminated in the un- forgettable Sixth Form Speech, now, with all nerv- ll ous apprehension removed, assume a new and pleasanter aspect as a memory. We would like to extend our thanks to the masters who attempted so valiantly to instill in us the desire to seek out knowledge and to retain it. We are thankful for the helpful advice they gave us, their interest in us as individuals, and their understanding patience with us. We shall be ever grateful to Gilman for the share it has had in preparing us to meet squarely and unflinchingly the inevitable problems ahead.