Hopkins School - Per Annos Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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DEDICATION To create some sort of order out of the vast confusion of school life requires patience, tact, levelheadedness, and above all, a sense of humor-qualities of which Mr. Wrigley seems to have an infinite supply. We cannot begin to thank him for all the time and energy he has devoted to Hopkins students. As our Sixth Form Adviser, Mr. Wrigley has listened with a sympathetic ear to all our hopes, plans, and grievances, as Director of Testing, he has somehow reduced for us the horrors of the College Boards, as our Student Council Adviser, he has acted as the necessary link between student and administration, and as our teacher, he has made chemistry more than a maze of formulas. Thus Mr. Wrigley is a very busy man, and due to his recent promotion to the office of Registrar, he will probably be even busier in the future. But despite his gruelling schedule, despite his constant confrontation with frantic students and frantic problems, he remains calm, friendly, and considerate. His advice is sensible but never imposed, his admonition pertinent but never caustic. ln short, it has been a pleasure to know Mr. Wrigley, and this 1966 Pantagraph dedication expresses only a small part of our gratitude for the years we have spent with him. 0 'J

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