New Haven High School - Elm Tree Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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Illnremnrh 2 Lfr .n time. which steals our years away, Shall steal our pleasures too. The memory of the past will stay, .Xnd half our joy renew.-Moore. In this little volume the Editors have tried to record the incidents and recall the scenes which have made our High School days so dear. It is necessarily a feeble attemptg but if in after years what we here have written will set in motion the wheels of memory, the book will have attained its aim. Maj' the motive which prompts this effort be the book's apology! Many happy months have sped since the members of the Class of IQIO first came to know each other. Together we have bravely met our dis-appointments and have eagerly enjoyed our little triumphs. Endearing and enduring associations have, been formed to adorn our lives. A new chapter now lies before each one of us, It is largely in our power to say what remains to be written. Let ns go forth with brave hearts into the Uncertain Future,-our heritage the inspiration of noble lives of those who have gone before us. And now. Godspeed! D. T. XV. 4 l 4 l ll .4 3 l 3 1 3 l .1 1 1 4 'Ti . '1 i i J

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Qarpe Diemn A. D. STEINBACH PRESS 150-152 STATE STREET, NEW HAVEN, coma

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As a token of respect and affection and in grateful apprecia- tion of a life unselfishly devoted to the betterment of the New Haven High School, this volume is fondly dedicated to Dr. Susan S. Sheridan.