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1 J fl We, thy daughters, do here unveil our hearts filled with hopes and plans, aspirations and ambitions, and our dreams of spiritual beauty, so that you may know our deep gratitude You have marked the trail of life for us. You have taught us to search to find our place; then, to give to it our best, working with others to build a better world. You have been gentle as the mildest of our tender moods; you have been strong as the steel of our staunchest vows. You have been our guide. You have taught us to be all that beauty should: true, good, wise, and tender. In you we found a friend. Through you we made friends from whom came our greatest happiness. In you we found a teacher. Through you we knew teachers — teachers who had and kept standards, not just to make us do all the things we disliked most, but for the good of all. Your attitude was one of friendliness, courtesy, and kindness, entirely free from snobbishness; it gave us the feeling of belonging to you. Even your building itself had a language which told us how you felt toward us. Our warm memories of you, of joys and sorrows shared together, shall never fade; they shall linger and remain with us forever. We will hold fast our dreams of you within our hearts. You have showed us what it means to be true to our own best self; to be kind and helpful to others; clean in our thoughts and speech; true to our friends; fair to our family; cheerful and courteous in manner; faith- ful to any confidence placed in us; sensitive to beauty; abhorrent to all that is low and mean, choosing only those trails which lead to God and to happiness. It is our sincere wish that, as you have guarded us, so may you help other girls to find markers for their trails which will lead them safely to happy woman- hood. THE SENIOR CLASS.
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v% u. TIE STIF Edifor-in-Chie , LORRAINE SCHOLLER Associa te Editor, ANNE TRINKS Business Manager, RUTH NAPGEZEK
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♦ MRS. META BERGER To whom the staff of 1939 gratefully dedicates this book
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