Katonah High School - John Jay Yearbook (Katonah, NY)

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Class Poem Now that the day at last has come To leave old K. H. S. We're not so happyg not so gay As you, my friends, might guess. Now that we have reached the peak And start to reminisce, We think about our high school days And the school we're sure to miss. It really seems impossible For years to go so fast- Years we thought would never end And now--? They're gone--They've passed. However, why should we feel blue? Why should we feel so sad? The life that is before us Shouldn't prove to be so bad. Life is what you make it, For as ye sow ye reap , So if we work with all our hearts We'l1 have no cause to weep. But one thing more we must express Before this poem is done. We want to wish the best of luck To the class of '41! JACQUELINE HANLEY Alma Mater With voices strong, sing me a song, Dear Katonah High, With your colors, the purple and the white. May nothing mar the shining star And thy honor bright. Beloved is thy glorious name, Beloved is thy glorious name. Old Katonah, dear Katonah, Hail to thee, hail to thee, fair Katonah! Katonah High forever, Katonah High so dear. We crown thee fairest high school Thy name we love to hear. Long reign in royal splendor, Our hearts shall be thy throne. Katonah High no other! Thou reignest alone. MOTTO-Just a Commencement CLASS COLORS-Blue and silver CLASS FLOWER-Gardenia

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Mrineipal Mr. Warren , 1: '-- .rf fa fifgfiglgtgs '47 ONSCIOUS of the great debt which luv we owe to Mr. Arthur E. Warren Mi1.f who, by his friendly guidance and wise counsel, has been an encouragement to all students, we, the Class of 1940, dedicate to him this first issue of the Katonah High School Yearbook.

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Board of Eduwiion William R. Kellogg, President Herbert L. Merritt Mrs. Benjamin F. Leonard, Jr Mrs. George C. Williams Charles Helmes 6 Srigoerinieridem George H. Qovey