Mepham High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellmore, NY)

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In this account of our years at Mepham High School, we have tried to show, not entirely the inescapable effects of the war, but the influence of those activities and customs which have rendered our years so unforgettable here. To us, our Senior year seems most important, and rightly so. We are likely to lose sight of the fact, however, that a Senior Class must be organized and its efforts must be directed into profitable channels. For this organization, and for the success of our efforts, we owe all to Mr. Perrine—a man who impresses others with his strength, his knowledge, and his subtle understanding. Mr. ' P has convinced us all of his ver- satility, and for everything, we can simplv sav— Thank vou. 6