Hendrick Hudson High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Montrose, NY)

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HIIHWHRII The appearance of this year's Half Moon marks one moi'e epoch inthe life of each of four classes, and one more in the life of Hendrick Hudson. This book is an expression of high school life today. A few years hence those of you who look at this book will find fond memories of past experiences. We shall begin to realize that perhaps the smaller things such as lists of societies and clubs, athletic victories and similar details of school life are the important things after all for many times so-called important events in later life have been given a false emphasis and significance. Certain it is that these high school days are crowded, happy years, full of action. It is this life we hope we have preserved here for you. No matter what the future may br- ing, the memory of these years will remain as one of the most pleasant. We hope this book willpbe an aid to this memory. 2

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IIHIICAIIII Because your devotion, interest and guid- ance have inspired us to the highest things of life, and because you have provided us with all the necessities of living so that we might obtain an education, we dedicate with deepest love and esteem, the 1950-1951 edition of the Half Moon, to you, our parents. MARTIN wmss , N I V X-' X V y-dw.-411. N. Y.,-4 3r4 tf 'V' xf,'x 'L I lf. A M4 71:44 ,219 ' W' 'K -' 4 , 1:- n-.22h...-- vi. tg YU X'- blip . - --.....-....- 1 w x l7,VA AWA .SL?vl ll, . , I I. X X . -.., 1.3 l f? N I XXX I, . ly 'fox' f Q, . O Z'- -fqf .J v' . Q V ' if 4 QQVQQ. Q 'L '. A. . y, ' X g 6? 1'1ol1yuJ0off Flurrxl N9 ,fo H ,pm UQ, , 1 Wg xl-' 1 K H, ,. -H svsa-me v: 'f 'TYXQJMA 115 ,Ra 4064 N, -TJ -:H '16 'B hz i ,,.7.T::1z.,,..i 1.fx..Q..m.S wma.. Camps A 2, ' '25, 2 '- . N 'fig 9 'E cf as SW' XOZQ2. '.f' 85 xA k'G0fff 'fi F5 i 0 9 0 ' il' 5 1. vein 'og '4' J-'Ng if ' 'f, Q. wma. 97, qos f I ago' , ' ' . I 237 't Nl 247 piywyi fl ' J Clofhr G13 B S ti' 'L G9 f . ' J, I Tel. 29? ers' Fufmf-hffrs and Hafiers 46 U lorlh Div'-r .r X ' . Y- ,- X ,ef -- .r., ,im '--Of' Swim 0 x J X.. 1 mu yyura rum:-flxnili A I lJ,Y.,,7.iY!41Z.4K?2'2.L-IV5I I xxx 1 bbw -,ffl ,il IXJJE YA ,,.fAA-gi: gat... Q 155.751 A Au 'sax f' X ,QT .,:,l ' ,J-K 1' 1 'f - 'fri f 'Qfc'd,-,W ' X ogy,-f fi, - ix,u 1 - 2. my . ,. CX ' XJX ,iff 5 Xx j- f 'gk'-I.,-.QSLQNIAQL . I ,ff ,fs fs f QW- e as 5 f Qi -6' H- , . 'X it K 'n as-1,101 ' Nj ' nef'f1, Ho ,f ,f ff ,A 'f 1 -f . , ff' ,. - , i fm 1 Y'-1 ' ff ff fl., 3 , in I f t Mil ' -A X X, 1, x glx, ,,-J .V : A Y ,- gi I