Harley School - Comet Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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WILLIAM S LITTERICK CLIFTON M WHITING D1rector Dear Seruors As Ith1nk of th1S year we are havmg together and the plans we are workmg on Ifeelconstralned to avo1d both the sent1mental and the ph1losoph1 cal We are havmg a busy year and a happy one I am deeply grateful to you for all your help and for your loyaltyto Harley Iknow your records 1n college w1ll make Harley proud of you At the r1sk of seem1ng to say the obv1ous or the expected I would l1ke to tell you you are a class of unusual capa l can apprec1ate what Harley has done for and means to you That you arewell prepared to undertake the future W1th conf1dence and assurance re1nforces the fa1th 1n Harley wh1ch 1S shared by so many fr1ends of your school I need not tell you that we w1sh you the best l1fe can offer that we love you that we shallalways cher1sh your affectmnandlnterest Returnoften to your school for Harley 1S yours Wew1ll do our best to keep the school mov1ng a head unt1l the day you return to resume your partnersh1p Wlth us Affectlonately B111 L1tter1ck Asslstant D11-ector Dear Class of 1955 When you become parents or teachers you are gomg to be very much concerned about the k1nd of people your ch1ldren or pup1ls are You wxllspend hours of worry n1ghts ofwakefulness and days of anx1ety And you w1llsome tunes th1nk thatthe younger generat1on 1S a worthless and ungrateful lot Just as your parents and teachers some tmmes do You W1ll be llfted hlghbythelr enthus1asm and sunk by the1r mdolence fulness and despa1r at the1r thoughtless nes s You w1ll be amazed by the1r ab1l1ty to take respons1b1l1ty and defeated by the1r resentfulness toward help and cor rectlon You W1llbe not greatly d1fferent from the way the older generatlon now 15 And age w1llbr1ng to you perspexctlve Your later years w1ll be made happy by the memor1es of those who have enr1ched your l1fe w1th respon SIVCHESS to a new 1dea the shar1ng ofa wonderful moment the w1ll1ngness to adm1t and learn from m1stakes a re spon S1D1l1tY carr1ed out far better than you could have done It Smcerely Chfton M Whxtmg 0 I s bilities- Although this is mY first Year, You will be,encouraged bytheir thought-

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OLIVIA BRIDGES EDEY Enghsh A ded1cat1on IS an apprec1at1on lt 1S m th1s way that we express our grat1tude to you Mrs Edey for the wonder ful and selfless afforts you have made for us We gamed aqua1ntance and experxence wxth the world of llterature as classroom we were encouraged and motlvated by your exer t1ons to make us equal to our 1-espons1b1l1t1es as sen1ors one of those respons1b1l1t1es bemg th1s book Your 1nva1uable help your exactmg requlrernents and your rare W1tW1l.1 leave a warm spot 1n our hearts that t1me cannot erase 2 I well as a thorough grounding in the fundamentals,in your

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4 ,-1 ...uv- '1 it-,wi ABOVE SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Highfill, Mrs. Kane, Madame Windnolz, Miss Wadsworth, Dr. Litterick, Mrs. Edey, Miss Warren, Miss Turnbull. STANDING: Miss Siegel, Mr. Whiting, Mrs. Baldwin, Mr. Kane, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Snow, Mr, Wallace, Mr. Davidson, Mr, Ewell. BELOW SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Fischer, Miss Philp, Miss Brovirz. Mrs. Rothwell, Mrs. Zim' merman, Mrs, Draper, Miss Devereaux. STANDING: Mrs. Dickason, Miss Cohen, Mrs. Davidson, Mr Tyson, Mrs, Poole, Mr. Hillis. 'il -l Z ,-sv l 11- ,,,..- -,,.,. '-l-1 'tl