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

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Message 'rom Mr. Davis Graduating Class: on your graduation from Madison. You have reason to be this important achievement. are being graduated in a time of great uncertainty. World tensions persist to continue in the near future. As a result, many of you young men to interrupt your plans for education and your careers to serve in the orces of our country. unsettled times, I hope that you will not forget your plans for the of all, I hope that you will continue to apply your love of democratic in your daily lives. They are our most enduring guide to a better world. luck in your future endeavors. You carry with you the best wishes of your . Godspeed! MURRAY DAVIS

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Thanks to Mr. Davis. . . Dear Mr. Davis, When we first entered Madison, we were merely confused little fresh- men ignorant of the complicated ways of Madison procedure. To us. such terms as two-year group and three-year group were merely some more of the confusing terms that were thrown at us daily. But, we were lucky. We had a patient guiding hand to lead us through this mysterious wilderness of option cards and plan cards. The ability to make impor- tant decisions as to course of study and subjects to be taken were as much a part of our education as the formal classroom recitations. For giving us friendly, cheerful, and careful guidance all through our four year stay at Madison. we thank you. And what is more, We hope to prove by our later record that you may well be proud of us. With every best wish for the future. Sincerely yours, THE SENIOR CLASS OF JUNE 1951