Horace Mann School - Horace Mannikin Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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D N He has been a friend and a guide to ns. When we came, strangers. he. a stranger nelcomed ns. In our six years of association with him, he has become a firm, growing part of the Horace Mann tradition. His deep, rich voice. his three-button suits. his devotion to truth and his reverence for learning-we will remember these He is a warm. sincere man. and so it is with the warmest thanks. the sincerest gratitude. that we dedicate our Mannikin to DR. MITCHELL GRATWICK

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M TC ELL O HOFQACE MANN SCHOOL 23' wasv zfxew srrffasw' NEW YORK '7I,N.Y. RATWICK AL TO THL MLMBLRS OE THL CLASS OF 1956 Several days ago, just before your Mannikin was scheduled to go to press, Bob Shapiro asked me if I had a blessing for his book, or any Wlast wordsn that I would like to add. The b1eSSir1g I gave on the spot. The last words I jotted down as he left my office were these - Lord, thy God, with all thy soul and with all first and great commandment. unto ity ........love thy neighbor as thyself.H N.... .... love the thy heart and with all thy mind. This is the And the second is like Your happiness in life will depend upon the relations you develop with God and with men, and your success will be in proportion to your happiness. with best wishes from us all, Faithfully yours May 9, 1956