Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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TEACHER g,QW 'V N99 uv ggi, '- VIR. ARNOLD ' MANCHESTER

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73 9-7949 S the men of 1849 dug in the hills of the West for nug- gets of gold, so, we Seniors at Mamaroneck High K School have dug into the books furnished us at the Hilltop for nuggets of learning. We staked out our claim three years ago. During the interim, we have grown passing rich in the accumulation of a modest store of precious wisdom. It has been a difficult, withal a pleasant experience. Some of our number fell by the wayside to be devoured by the vultures of indolence and misfortune. Many times we were tempted to quit only to be encouraged to continue by a prospector more experienced than we in the person of a teacher who pointed out a vein of ore Hecked with golden opportunity, that we could pur- sue with profit. p This book is the story of the Hnal phase of our struggles, our triumphs, our disappointments and our successes. We look forward now, to new riches of learning and living. , , 'lfixf r-. e'f6f'is:1e'i 'f lv , 42 , ,Ls Y .1 G- fig ii:'eeii.L 2: . Q fl .rd Q, .f - if 5 y' fl NX