James Madison High School - Log Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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?riend in bead ANNE P. FLAHERTY TO Miss Flaherty we will always he thanlclul for trimming off the final rough eclges and getting us well along on the way to our diplomas. We are grateful to her for adding so much to the joys that come only to a senior class. We are thankful to her for her won- olerful supervision, painstaking cares, and unceasing efforts in our behalf. Mi-ss Halloclc and Miss Flaherty, gratefully and humbly we acknowledge your worlc and hope that these years of association mean as much to you looth as they have meant to us.

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he gqidzng llglat ETHEL J. HALLOCK WE, of the graduating class, dedicate this book with the greatest amount of pleasure imaginable to Miss Hallock and Miss Flaherty, our joy and sor- row sharers and our actvisers ancl ever ready helpers through four years of high school. To Miss Hallock we will always be grateful for her careful guid- ance of our high school careers, for never tiring of our problems, and never getting annoyed with our questions and grievances.

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as! 3- Wyse- 1 . -iff' Dear Girls and Boys of the E Class of June 1941: Four years ago you came to Madison as Freshmen. These years have stolen rapidly away into the past and you are now seniors looking forward to graduation and to the changes in your lives that will come with it. We who remain at Madison wish to con- gratulate you upon the Fine records you have made here and to wish you an success in the endeavors that lie before you. The same habits of industry and perse- verance which you have shown here wilt, if persisted in, carry you far on the road to worthwhile achievement in the future. Xve hope you win return often to Pimli- son. Vxfe want to see you. We want to know what you are doing in the busy world of human affairs. We want to help you if there is anything that we can do to con- tribute to the successes that we are sure you are going to attain. 'W Wfglw e ale Chat