Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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j e guichn Q o!igAf qw MISS MAUDE MORGAN and OUR l'RlNKill',XI MR. IOSEPH C. MCLrXlN udf Cl wolf' neonz oe . . . . . . . . . . Out of the trial and scourge of war there will emerge a new and better world order. Some of you will make direct personal contributions to Winning this war and creating conditions essential to an enduring peace. lt will be the duty, responsibility and privilege of all to help shape that peace so that your future may he free from fear, want and tyranny. As Mamaroneck High School students have performed and sacrificed nohly in the past, so must you contribute generously and constructively to the future. Congratula- tions and hest wishes for success in meeting the challenge of the opportunities which are 'ours. l Iosnvrr C. MCLAIN 133 1

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2 0Ll'l.fALl5lQI'5 3 sf MRS. IULII2 M. GLEASON Umm of Girls lt isn't oliten that we girls get into trouhle. lint when we tlo, Mrs. Gleason is the person to whom we go for counsel and help. XVhen we tleserve it, she is severe with tts. hut always we can tlepentl on her sympathy antl kintlliness to soothe our injured feelings. MR. CHARLES WARREN Dawn of Boy,- lle has left our huiltling, hut Mr. XVarren will not soon be forgotten hy us hoys who have clependetl on him for guidance in our curricular and extra-curricular activities. VVe miss both his frown and his stnile but wish him well in his new position. r. arren ai nd 0 Life at Mamaroneck High School was like a canoe trip on a swift stream with heavy tropical growth overhanging. It was pleasant, with never a tlull moment. Of course, I ran into an occasional sunken tree trunk which upset my canoe antl threw me heatllong into the stream. Then it was I thought I heartl voices laughing at tny tliscom- posure. But those experiences were good because I got a free hath. I was sorry to leave. I shall always cherish those years filled with happiness and a certain personal satisfaction of the work done. For you, students, I wish all the good things of life, trusting that you have clone your part well. Signed, CH.1x1tLEs L. WARREN

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Olflflallf WOOIVL MR. T. IAMES AI-IERN, A.l3., MA. MISS MAY HELLWIG SI1fJC'l'liI2lC72lfC'72f of Schools Sc'c'rc'fz11'y 1,111 In riyflll: Jlr, l'li11t'I1.s W, Ihuxr, JIV. 'l'ltv'mlm'f' Ifirynl, .lIr. Kviinilli rl. Vllll Nwit'1'z', t'lr':'lt' .llii .lust pl: I , l'1n'1'1ll, .l N1tpr1'itlI1tl4l1'lif ull N4'h1mI.w' .llltrrl ltf, 'I .. , i l lip litytti Our Superintendent, Mr. 'l'. l:unes Ahern, hats earned our iidniirzition and respect heeatuse ol' his friendliness, devotion to duty, :ind genuine interest in our prohlenis. 'lio the tneinhers of the Board ol' liduczttion, we :ire deeply indebted for their unselfish atten- tion tothe cause ol' lidueittion in our community. IIor:ir.11,' .1111 I'lliIip U. fllll-lfllllllilll. l't'r'.sirl4'ul.' .llti 'l', .Iumrs .lhrrn . flltzs. lflu Iii, Iluyfliruv. Jiri r'. ,'ll'llll1f .Ioh.wii. .'lI1', l,1rlhrr ,X'rI,wn1, ,lla 'lflIIr, ,lssixlritll lu Ilir' Sup1'1'it1lril1lf1ll uf Nrlmols. ll Ol' lxlblt CHX l ll HN 'l'o Mr. Philip U. Moyttztligtii, present Presi- dent ztnd retiring tnetnher ol' the llonrd, ottr thztnks and host wishes lor duty well doneg to Mr. W72llICI' F. lirtidy, newly elected inemher, this expression ol' our confidence in his integrity and zihility. 1-1