Rensselaer High School - Crest and Shield Yearbook (Rensselaer, NY)

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THE ORACLE JUNE,,i NINETEEN THIRTY ONE FAREWELL GXVO ow, after four. years of hard work alld happy l days, the Senior Class wishes to bid the under- classmen a hearty farewell. VVe do not do this ,ff ml, - I Y 6 - without much regret for vse realize that the four very best years of our lives have been spent here, four years which we shall never forget, four years full of work and play, four kindly merry years. VVe do wish to express our appreciation of our teachers. New we realize what a painstaking, what a terrible job they had impressing us with ideas and ideals. We thank them for their hearty encouragement, their patience, their earnest zeal-all their efforts to help us 'tget thru. Last of all we thank the members of UTHE ORACLEH staff for their interest and aid in trying to make the mag- zine a success during the past year. D. S. '31. l5l

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THE ORACLE MEMORIES P41

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THE ORACLE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS ,,--Fen W PARENTS AND FRIENDS! As President of the Class of 1931, of the Rensselaer High School, I welcome you to our Class Day Exercises. When you have become better acquainted with the members of our class, I know you will understand why we claim to be the most outstanding class in the history of the Rens- selaer High School. That we have received the advantage of an education is by no means due entirely to our own efforts. Personally and as a representative of our class I wish to commend Mr. Clark and members of the faculty for the cooperation, encouragement, and guidance which they have given us, without which we could not have gained this success. Again, I welcome you and as we proceed, I hope you will enter into the mirth, the joy and the laughter, consider- ing yourselves, this evening, members, with us of the Class of 1931. E. E. ALEXANDER. IGI