Salamanca High School - Seneca Yearbook (Salamanca, NY)

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PROEM... The drum of the tom-toms, weird, re- sounding rhythmg fierce cries of battleg dancing, twisting formsg firelight upon reddish brown, grotesquely painted facesg lithe movements, swift and catlike- Indians. But under those fierce exteriors lurk- ed fearless souls, brave, courageous, ready and willing to meet dangers or hardships on the trails of life. Thus we, the Class of 1936, wish to incorporate the spirit of that fearless race not only infour annual but also in our lives as we meet danger-Without fear.

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WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK It has been a custom in the past to dedicate the annual year book to a mem- ber of the faculty. This year, with no less appreciation of our teachers, we, the class of 1936, dedicate this book to -our mothers, Whose invaluable aid has led to our suc- cess, when financial failure loomed ahead. Abraham Lincoln once said- All that I am or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother. With much the same thought in mind, this lbook is respectfully intended as a far too inadequate tribute to these mothers, unknown and unsung mem-bers of the class of '36.