Morristown School for Boys - Salmagundi Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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DEDICATICDN This year Morrislown School has los? a greal man. To all of us who have been here, he has represenled lhe besl of l'he lvlorrislrown ideal. Whalever we have learned in The way of under- slanding olhers, sell-discipline, The abilily lo sland on our own lwo leer, in a large measure, is ai- lribulable lo Mr. Wilkie. l-le always lei us know whal was expecled ol us and mos? of lhe 'lime we came Through: bul if we fell down on some rules or on our sludies, wilh his warm, palernal smile, he knew how +o make us realize our failings and amend lhem. Mr. Wilkie is leaving our school, buf we who have been lorlunafe enough To know him are gralelul for Jrhal privilege. l'le is a man we have been able +0 admire, respecl and, as besi we can, imilale. A mosi necessary addilion To our mind's piclure of Mr. Wilkie is his wife, Mrs. Wilkie. Always or hand lo lake care of lhe derail work akin 'rc adminislraling a school of our kind, she also lounc lime lo lend a hand and make order oul of dis order when special aclivilies were faking place. We, The gradualing class of l956, could no leave To all Morrislonians any beller wish lhan lha

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of wishing for anofher Mr, and Mrs. Wilkie +o guide lhem lhrough lheir years al Morrislown School. If a visilor should come 'ro Morrislrown School, le+ us suppose on a weekend, he would be mosf likely To 'Find Mrs. Wilkie al lhe lypewrilrer, a very familiar scene lo lhose of us al M.S. Yer, wilh all 'rhe work fha? is required of her, seven days a week usually, Mrs. Wilkie is always willing To cheer- fully help us wilh our problems. We don'+ know whaf we would have done wilhour her.