Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

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EVA FAIRBANKS GRADES 7 fr 8 FACULTY RUTH P. MOORE GRADES 5 6 AROULIA BAKER GRADES Phys cal AKlCE E. V.'ES TURN GRADES 1 Sr 2

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 VALEDICTORIAN William Popple Another school year naa urawn to an end. The guidance of our teachei s will soon cease and we shall be out on our own in a troubled world. Though, not knowing what the future holds for us, we hope to help make theworld a more peaceful place in which to live. Any measx.re of success reached by us in cur careers will be reflected by the efforts of us and our teachers during these past school years. Before setting out upon the winding road of life we wish to express our gratitude for the efforts of all the faculty members in aiding us to reach our goal tonight. And to the Board of Education, we express our heartfelt thanks for their unceasing consid- eration of our welfare here at Hermon High School. Last of all our parents, who have made sacrifices that we may attend school and take part in its many activities. We hope that we may live up to their expectations through-out our lives. This farewell tonight is not intended as a ;permanent, one as we all expect to meet again although on less frequent occasions. Nevertheless pleasant memories of our associations in school days will remain with us always. SALUTATORIAN Teachers, Parents, 3oard of Education, and Friends, the class of forty-eight wel- comes each and everyone of you here tonight. Our school years have been happy ones and ones we will cherish. For four enjoyable years, we have been yearning, and hoping for this very moment. Now, that it has come, we are a bit disappointed to think we will no longer be going to the school where we have shared pleasures, and sorrows alike. Now, we turn into the future with hope and the feeling of assurance which the teach- ers have given us. They have guided us to the point of adjusting ourselves into a profit- able life and one in which we can be proud. The class of '48 wishes to extend sincere graditude to its many friends for their com- panionship to us during our four years in Hermon High. In years to come, we will be proud to remember the gratefulness given ua by you, our friends. The presence of our dear parents here to- night, increases our enthusiam for success. V.’e wish to thank the Board of Education for its extreme interest in us, the class of ’48, and will do our best to succeed in our chosen fields; those which they have made possible for us to obtain.