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dedication t 5 The '52 Mac is dedicated to Mr. Wilbur Howe who came to McGraw 13 years ago after graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Colgate Uni- versity. For a short time Mr. Howe taught sci- ence courses in addition to mathematics, but for most of those 13 years Mr. Howe has been Vice- Principal and mathematics teacher. He is one of the best and most-liked math teachers McGraw has ever had. He has a way of making algebra, geometry and trigonometry clear to poor stu- dents and fun for everyone. He spends much of his time working with extra-curricular fundsg keeping records, and helping class and club treasurers. In appreciation of all he means to us, the Mac Yearbook Club is dedicating this year's year- book to Mr. Mfilbur Howe, a teacher who will remain in the memories of his students, not only as a teacher, but also as a friend.
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oreword Now that McGraw High School has faded into history, to be replaced by McGraw Central School, construction and expansion have become the key words of progress in education in McGraw. Of course, the ultimate goal of democratic education is continually the construction of a population which can think for itself and the expansion of character so that every individual is a boon, not a detriment, to society. But in McGraw these two words also have a material mean- ing: construction and expansion by means of power shovels, blueprints and bull- dozers: construction and expansion keyed to the tune of pneumatic hammers, diesel engines and busy construction crews. The goal of this construction, to pre- pare today's students to be better adults tomorrow through better education, only contributes to the final goal of education. This, then, because it has become the principal influence in school life, has become the theme of our yearbook, the correlating agent in the '52 Mac. 4
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ln ITLBHZOTIUITL . We, the Mac Yearbook. Club, publish our yearbook in memory of Jeannine Hobart, a for- mer classmate of 'the Class of '52. Jeannine enter- ed McGraw Central School in September, 1945, and was a cheerful member of her class until March 9, 1948, when, atthe age of 13, Jeannine died of acute nephritis. Those of us who knew Jeannine best remember her for her honest good- ness and it is in memory of both Jeannine and every sincere ideal which formed a part of her life that we publish the '52 Mac.
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