Palmyra High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Palmyra, NJ)

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T-l1ElI1l2S Qthangkzj, n. an expression of gratitude. The efforts of many teachers are sometimes unrecognized and unap- preciated by many of our students. Therefore, the seniors of Palmyra High School take this opportunity to state their sincere thanks and grate- ful acknowledgment to Miss Mar- garet A. Johnson and Miss Dorothy L. Hutchinson for their dedicated and unfailing guidance and service. These teachers, through their aid, exemplify the attitude of willingness to help evinced by the Palmyra faculty. . In this tribute to Miss Johnson and Miss Hutchinson, We wish to express to the entire faculty our deepest feel- ings of gratitude for the effort shown for us.

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