Morris High School - Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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1 V Seniog' Class---Two ELMER E. BOGART

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pinioifirioi 11:1 1 1 io: 1 3 in 1 iii it 3:1 1 111 1010101109 Milestones HERE are many good, modern, practical definitions of how to achieve success, most of which differ in wording only-for they are funda- mentally the same-all embody but one principle, that of Thrift. The following are a few definitions and quotations which we believe will prove milestones of success if you will but put them into practice: THRIFT Thrift is the hope of the nation, and is the panacea for all ills. To oe that one hundred per cent. American we must know the full value of Thrift and practice its theory. Thrift is a habit that can and should develop with every Progressive boy and girl. Thrift is an instinct of self- preservationg a characteristic which should develop with every progressive individual. Thrift not only means the eco- nomical management of moneyg it means that we should think before We spend and safeguard that which we have. By practicing a little self-denial, it means we can participate in the joys of life and still forge ahead for Hrainy days. The Bank of THRIF T CLUB MAIN OFFICE Fifth Ave. at 32nd St. HARLEM BRANCH Madison Ave. at 116th St. of Success The fruit of Thrift yields many a fortune, but to practice its theory in- telligently we must first learn how to spend wisely. Thrift has many virtues, the great- est of them all is ownership. An owner is an asset to the community, no matter what form of ownership that may be- -a bond, a house, a bank account. It is never too early to practice Thrift and remember The Bank of United States is here to help you make that start. A bank account of your own is the first step toward ultimate success. VVhy not start at the right time, and that time-now. Our Thrift Club will make it easy for you and lead you on your road to Independence. The Boys and Girls of today are the Men and XVomen of Tomorrow. If you are far-sighted and self-reliant while young, you will be Independent and Successful upon attaining maturity. ,loin the Thrift Club today. You can start your own bank account with one dollar. You will be surprised how often your better judgment will tell you lay aside thosg pennies so foolishly spent, and at the end of the year have a handsome sum in the bank. nited States DEPARTMENT DELANCEY BRANCH 77-79 Delancey Street BRONX BRANCH Southern Boulevard at Freeman St. nioioioisix111xiimini:xioioinioicixoioinifwim 3 ir ioioioinioioi

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greeting ONCRATULATIONS to tl1e class of June, 1924, on the enterprise and industry shown in carry- ing to completion the project of a Senior 9 Class-book! The publication of this book is almost a pioneer venture at Morris and one that may well become a tradition with future classes. Nothing can be of greater importance to the wel- fare of the Morris High School than the continuing interest and loyalty of her students after graduation. As the successive years pass perhaps no souvenir of undergraduate days will arouse more vivid memories than a Class-hook containing the photographs of each member of the class. Such a publication will be a potent factor in keeping alive the interest not only in one another but also in Nlorris. Those charged with the responsibility of gathering material and editing the contents may take just pride in their achievement. May this undertaking be an onien of successful achievement in the years to come! May each one of you not only win success and happi- ness, but what is better, may each of you deserve them. ELMER E. BUGART, Pri nci p al. DOUGUQQQFYSQFQA 3153542535 .- UUQDUQUQQQ Senior Class-Three