Mount Hermon School - Gateway Yearbook (Mount Hermon, MA)

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DR, AND MRs. HOWARD L. RUBENDALL IN APPRECIATION MID the travails of writing term papers, preparing for examinations, and awaiting anxiously that fateful letter from the college ad- missions office, every Senior pauses to ask him- self if the effort is worth the reward, to question the profits and purpose of Mount Hermon life. At this time we think of Dr. Rubendall, who although President of two schools, has never diminished his efforts for Mount Hermon, who has counseled us as a class and as individuals through our weak moments, who has fully appre- ciated our better moments, and who has given direction to our school life. We think, too, of Mrs. Rubendall's Sunday coffees, and the opportunities they have provided for informal discussion. We sincerely thank you, Dr. and Mrs. Rubendall, for our helpful and rewarding Hermon careers.