Park School of Baltimore - Brownie Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Thank You is most easily said in a few words, for emotion is often attenuated by the intricacies of composition. Mr. Tom's understanding and quiet suggestions, helpful hints and seemingly limitless knowledge, have played a large part in our development. He has always gone out of his way for the class of 1959. When we had not proved ourselves to the faculty, H.E. stood up for us. When we had a gripe, H.E. presented our case. It was Mr. Tom who spent many summer hours writing a letter to the class of '59, and Mr. Tom who helped us plan innumerable successful class functions that, without his help, might very well have been failures. This book could never have occured without I-I.E. Nothing here, from the most obscure informal, to the most important article, has gone without his approval. Our photographers for instance, could never have so capably taken our portraits, without Mr. Tom's know-how and help. More than anyone else, Mr. Tom symbolizes the old Park School to us. We can not, and will not, forget. The Brownie for 1959 is our tribute to the school, its people, its memories. The Brownie is a tribute to our advisor, Harrison E. Tompkins. I I

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