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

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of I X LA' - -4179 ms 'Q' f f Z4 su-QD N- To flu Class 0 1912 Tlllilllgllllllt the xeus oi voul high school rxpcllenct sou haxe heald of manv xumois ot mu and ot ictual wal in toiugn countnes Now voui own LOlllltlV is it wal XVa1 is 1 fughtful thing it iflects our wav of living it thieatens ou1 duno matic system of gov einmtnt lt ueites catastloplne economic uplieaxals It causes untold human suffering' it dcstroys life- it blasts high ideals! But tht war in which Xu Aire inxolvc d must be fought to a sucu sstul conclusion. Sou have given many illustrations of your patriotismg you havc furnishmd cvidcncc on many occasions that you art scriously striving to do your part- you haw participated loy'1lly in air raid drills in campaigns for raising monc y and in strvices demanding personal sacrifices. Furthermore, in spite of the disturbing influence of war, you haw been sane in your attitude toward lifeg you have tried to get the most out of the educational opportunities offered youg you have been pleasant and unruffled in the midst of distractionsg you have made it clear that. although our country is at war, you believe the highest ideals of life are worthwhile. This splendid spirit shown by you and other youth throughout our broad land bodes well for the successful consummation of this war. Hence. I have com- plete confidence that, as you leave this school, you will go out into a confused civilization with the firm resolution that all which we hold dear in life must be preserved. It is my wish that the dire darkness of war will be supplanted soon by the shining sunshine of peace and that brotherly love and justice will prevail among all peoples. Fully realizing the grim realities of the present, l hope that you may all see soon a world at peace and that you may enjoy the happy and successful lives which you so richly deserve. Invlxcz N. CoUN'rnYMAN, N. II. H. S. 1901 Principal 16 ' '5 . , h 9 , 1129- .Y 5 ' 'fi 1 12.532 fdv m mle ,-... 41l 4, 'ff V , ' :gif . mr i U k ' 1 , I If Q 4, . I, ' J Y 1 ' ' 1 ' I ' JI' J 'l 0 1 Y 4 ' ' ' A - -l- V 1. -I . 5 l' . . . - ' 1 - 1' . -'r pl ' ' 1 .f 2 ' '- . . ' . . .' ' , ' , ' , . . . ' ' , ' . . - - A , 1 V , 1. . 1 , . --- ' . - v V - A , ' , . . . .. . . . - E D ' , . Y. 1. ' .. - - a '- 1 . , , . . . 7 X X 1 l L . t, , 0 a 1 l u . 'za S

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R3 5144 W -A W ' ' lvg ue ab .41 ,, ' H Q f wha 0 n' ' i ' I ' ' f I . f . L.: lu ilu C lass 0 1947 lt is indeed pleasurable for ine to contemplate on the fact that tlll'Cl' years ago, yours was the first class I organized in my capacity as principal of the afternoon school. I recall many of the admonitions I gave you at that time, many of the goals I set for you to attain, and now, it is clear that not only have you been singularly heedful, but also eminently successful in attaining your ultimate goal. Once again, you make a beginning toward new goals, the greatest of which is to be Won only by close adherence to those principles of personal sacrifice and self-reliance, and the exercising of an indomitable will to aid the war effort of our country, until victory is won. Moreover, you must fight until those forces which militate against the tenents of democracy and right living have been irrevocably purged, and those dominent traits of the American national character, so well typified in you young men and women, have been allowed to flourish unhampered by those who would repress them. VV ith sincere best wishes to each member of the class. Cordially yours, Emxloxs 1. Bow1cN, N. H. H. S. '15 18 Y-is