Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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el- xfg ...1 , Rf il 7 X x f :Ol- r I X 5 ' 4 1 .f X:6! WQY r Mynderse, the Center of Our Universe-we have chosen this theme to express just how important Mynderse has been to us during the past four years. Mynderse Academy has been more than a significant influenceg the lives of all of us have re- volved around our school. The experience of learning has occupied much of our time. As Freshmen we de- cided upon majors, then went on to study the appropriate subjects. The various departments provided Myndersians with excellent training in every field. Realizing that high school is designed primarily to provide formal education, we have devoted an entirely new section of our yearbook to the academic aspects of our school. A great many of our social activities have centered around Mynderse. All classes W qi

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