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

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U ffm--THE ELM TREE--me 'I Igrrnihrnfn illlrznage Fellow Classnzates: All too soon the time of our departure has come, and we find ourselves in a po- sition to review our four years of happy comradeship in the formation of character and the pursuit of knowledge. at Hillhouse. These years represent to us much hard work interspersed with an abundance of happy hours. It is with mingled emotions of sorrow and joy that we take our leave of this great hall of learning. We are sorry to part from friends with whom we have formed such agreeable associations and from so many stimulating and inspiring contacts that we have made. Our joy grows out of the fact that we are about to go into a world for which we are eager, and to take upon ourselves our share of the burden elsewhere. Let us, then, turn our faces toward the future with an abiding determination to strive always for the best, and carry on the same ethical standards that have dis- tinguished us among the classes of New Haven High School. RTARSDEN LINCOLN, President. 20