Mary W Muldoon Junior High School - Carcajou Yearbook (Waverly, NY)

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Seated Cleft to rightj - Malcolm MacNaughton, Don McClelland Dr. Paul Shallenberger, Harry Woodburn Standing Cleft to right! - Fred Homrighouse, Francis Dunfee, Charles Jackson, David Lake, Herbert Smith Mabel White Beatrice Woodburn Nellie Smith 4

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For your untiring assistance and sincere interest in the activities of our Yearbook , we the Carcajou staff of 1956 take pride in dedi- cating this Yearbook to you, Mr. Caulum. With your understanding, guidance and advice, you have helped us achieve a worth- while goal. Mary Dunfee , Editor 3 E, .., s:, lp M1 .writ WFP. 33:-'e 04423 951-zv.-xii' J:.yg5LQ. eTQ'a:,Q?.-: 'Qtr' 'va izariigfnps. - ' W1 LU :- x FS.. vgfgb , 'fi A3591 M1 -+'.ff- ' A ' th srfsliaffqrafgg. zeigf.-kqgmif,--. sa'-I'4:5e:-1:':wszge+ f -1. 'L '-gush , tk rQ1q,f,g3lWg:f5-,ER Ag .x xuq, ,3e1l,,Sf 2. ug- , ,.i.,.s,5 1-g.-' 1 ,YQ e1'kf.'2::-'-' 1r1'zZes-- 1 ng? .f'z5-z'.t1.2mf.9',a'15- fairs g12.:'a',?::aggv-aa 2'- 1 -:f'J?p1'd IigI'5!L f'1.s5?'E 2 'W X QI- '-9-Ja. 32 SS'-'lr 'Q-0 '54 95'-A.-:E1ff:,c12:9i'Erf9'ff1:22f:2. . Q. ,MHQ5-l,.. yu. 1 3. -grab .9-1 3 -Yw,,ag7:5g- ,sg-X SR,-f:g,,f-a5'5:.-:v4.wagfz2as'3-is-1'2. 1215: ag':fe:e:w'-this-QS:-'-E911 E-521232-a112if',41gz:,igf2. ofa- 4 Q ' 5' ?:Q.5.'mj5'j,??Exg.f14..f,:i g3' 29' ' 4 1 , , u..,,.:.., ' El 4 v Q'-Q'-5L5.'a , 1.lQae,c,- . 4-aiggfggh 'lg 1- ,QA . v5!6,'Xg2m'fQ1'! Riga., L-gk-+f.'::g5,fi,:,---. .11-,?'isg - .usda wif'-M1--.-N 'W:f:'r77s4-MP '. vzsgg iE'L'.I Rfifgg - iff-fl7 '1.. .N Vg, .I-,,s'+ L .mae JP .4 favhk 11 -Zi:--ref' .Fix--vf:'ff-sew' -e. fa - -.fn :.x .ggi A ' x ...ikg-, X 4- 'z. Z-'N R?4125xH'-y5'5'4-'-Eigffaiv'5z1'!.2E'5!3'?5wH-:FQ5 :li Vsf -Y-2L?5FE2 3i,E5: ' ':f.32?1:3'3 s5'l-ii'rS,-?f- I-- ' 94:-f:'.' --vp-vi - 1?l.'f'g M' 1142 Mx:--mfs L .5 gs- .-.1,Ji'.13 -wa.,-f 3. .:.v'1 .Ez-13-vw-.'5! ,.. L... . -. .vw .,.',. ,.,,1,5. .5 D .s s

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L. Mauvrlg Publi: Srhnnlz Memorandum to the Students: A new book is open before you in which appears the story you have written. As you go on to other years and open other books, these are the guideposts which I would place in your pathway. Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to work and to pray, and to look up at the stars. Despise nothing in the world except falsehood and meanness, and fear nothing but cowardice. Be governed by your admirations rather than your disgusts, and ' hb s except kindness and gentle- seek nothing that is your nexg or ness of manner. Think seldom of your enemies but often of your friends. Be satisfied with your possessions but not content with yourself until you have made the best of them. Spend as much time as you can in God's great outdoors. May these guideposts point the way to even greater achieve- ments for the Class of 1956. Sincerely, ee2a4,2 . Lindus L. Caulum, Principal 5