Jamaica High School - Folio Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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To THE GRADUATES or JANUARY 1941 Dear Girls and Boys: It is always an interesting experience to watch pupils develop from young and a little bewildered freshmen, pass through a careless, awkward and somewhat boisterous stage, and finally arrive at graduation metamorphosed into attractive young ladies and gentlemen with assurance, poise and a definite personality. While there are many factors which bring about this change-home environment, religious associations, contact with one another - I like to feel that our training and the association with teachers and pupils in this school have contrib' uted largely to this change. We send you out with a diploma as a symbol that you have met our standards and we are proud to enroll you as a graduate of this school. I don't know what all of you are planning after grad' uation. A good many will enroll in college, others will begin looking for jobs. I think that for those seeking employment, there is a decided improvement in conditions. I have more inquiries from employers than I have had in years. Of course, the defense program is largely responsible for this and as more young men of the draft age are called, the opportunities of employment will steadily increase. I feel encouraged that a place will be found for everyone. Even though you are no longer enrolled as students in Jamaica High School, I want you to feel that we are still interested in you and anxious to help you establish yourself. My sincere congratulations and may you have the best of luck. Sincerely your friend, CHARLES H. VosBuRGH, Principal, famaica High School.

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Co- Editors NORMAN E. WIELAND ALAN DUGAN Foreword We have tried to make this Senior Year Book, as representative of jamaica as possible, in that it is our last effort in this school. We trust it will be a pleasant reminder, in years to come, of the four years spent at jamaica. May it serve to bring back memories of the friendships and assof ciations so shortly to be broken in many instances. We take this opportunity to express our gratitude and thanks to Mr. Morris Perman, the Year Book sponsor and to the staff members who have contributed in the production -of this book. In closing, we wish our fellow graduates success, happiness and good luck. SCVCD