Midwood High School - Epilog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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l ll lllllNWNlUNWWHWWWVWWWUWWMWWWWWWUWWWMlWHWWlWWWlWWMVWllllUVWWWll'lll l ll Nl l llllV dll Long Remembered li ' i i ii ii, 'ill lil ililmi i,-- ii i www' ' 2 lHl ll 'll llllWNU'lNJlWMUHlNl'WWlUWWlWlHlWHWMUNWWNUWWWWWHWNWWWWMHlWWWWWAlNll NlWUlllNl lNN Dear Doclor Ross and Miss Kroeber: Looking in relrospecl upon our four years al Mid- wood, we find +l-ual we owe an oulslanding parl' of our developmenf and growlh fo your able guidance. Wilhoul' your discerning counsel and wise recom- mendalions, our careers here could no'l have been as successful as 'lhey have proven. We have been forlunale in allending a school in which equal sfress is placed upon scholarship and be++er living. Noi only have you laughl' us fhe values of formal educalion, buf you have inculcaled in us lhe credo of belonging lo a world of equal righfs and common goals. Through 'rhe cooperalion of lhe facully and sludenls, a working democracy has found voice wilhin our own school. As a resull of your capable leadership, inlelligenl, well-rounded individuals have evolved, prepared 'lo conlinue wilh fheir chosen fasks. We, +l1e members of fhe class of June, l953, are proud fo have allended Midwood under your direc- lion. On behalf of fhe alumni and presenl sludenfs, we should like lo lake 'this oppor+uni+y 'ro express our sinceresl apprecialion lo you for all you have done. This year marks lhe end of your long careers of guidance and leadership, buf for us your works and feachings are iusf beginning. The ideas you have insfilled in us will serve us fhroughoul our lives. We wish you happiness and good heallh, and may 'rhe besl of luck be wilh you in all fulure underfakings. Sincerely, The Senior Class of June, l953 R Q85 l'Hlll WlllwlllWWWVWWWWWWNMMWWNMWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWWNWlWWWHmlllWWUlWWllMlWlA lNlTlMU llll'l'lVWl 'lV B -2.11-