Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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To FREDERICK L. MOCKLER! We offer you this tribute in grateful recognition of the countless hours you have devoted to our interests. You have shown by your willingness to help us plan and carry out our social affairs, that you possess the breadth and vision to realize that much that makes life of value to us cannot be measured solely hy classroom accomplishment. Through the medium of the Student Council, in which you have become a recognized leader, you have taught many classes lessons of restraint, discipline and self-government of immeasurable value to this community. You have taught us that with the impersonal reasoning of the mathe- matician our social problems may be solved. We feel that the class of 193 8 confers honor upon itself in dedicating this Annual to you. -THE STAFF.

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Following a custom of many years the Staff takes upon itself the role of spokesman for the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight. In this capacity we wish to offer our cordial thanks to Dr. Howard Conant and the faculty for their helpful guidance. Our great increase in number of late years has made it dijicult for teachers to make personal contacts with the pupils to maintain that relationship so essential to the ideal school life. Nevertheless, we feel that every senior has in addition to his formal .school work benefited hy the friendships he has made among the teachers. It is for this personal interest and friendship that we ojfer you our .special thanks at this time. THE YEAR Book STAFF.