Northport High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Northport, NY)

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?H05M0Ej VAPOR EST if ffl? X45 UU , um s Q wt I ff' 'Hx Q 5 Sl, J t mf lx ifiiie' Class Poem UNot the Sunset-but the Dawnl' Our urge-our challenge to press on. Afar we hear the sounds of strife About, the growing hum of life, In industry and busy world of trade. For us, the thrill of New Wlorlds to be ade. m Vast Science bids us fumble for the keys KOurs cannot be a life of slothful easel To loose the close locked secrets of the air To track destructive forces to their lair. And so-time presses-great tasks have we to A brief farewell-but fond-we leave with you. l4l

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CLASS QF 1941 NORTHPORT HIGH SCHGOL NGRTHPORT, NEW YORK

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D , Qt Dedication Today, when our democratic way of life is being challenged, there is a great need for cool thinking and the ability to accomplish dilhcult tasks quickly and thoroughly. That is why we wish to dedicate this book to our advisors, Kathleen O,Rourke, Erna Karolyi and Gordon Collister. Though we must now bid them a fond farewell we shall always remember how successfully they guided us through that last turbulent but significant year at Northport High School. The Editor l 5 I