Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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Since Senior advisory work starts in September and ends after graduation, it is difficult to list the most significant event of the year at this date in March as we go to press. To me the greatest experience each fall is learning to know and to work with a new group of seniors. So it has been this year. There has never been a dull moment from September when the class organized and yearbook photography be- gan, through each succeeding activity: their play, the Senior Ball, and the rami- iications of editing this Myndersian. Seniors are stimulating and these are es- pecially so. As I write this I know that we shall soon go into their graduation plans and then the class will be leaving us. These blithe young seniors have enjoyed Mynderse life and we have enjoyed them. May their tomorrows be proportionally happy. JULIA H. O,BRIEN aaa of 1946 Miss JULIA H. O'BRIEN Senior Adviser N zck N icandri, President: ZW iss Smith, Assistant Adviserg Miss Hammond, Assistant Adviser: Bob Fornesi, Treasurer Barrie Doane, Vice-Presidentg Miss 0'Brien, Class Ad11iser,' Mary Ellen Vreeland, Secretary.