Salamanca High School - Seneca Yearbook (Salamanca, NY)

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Q IQ .lwfyiecwafeff ff TW' if V , MISS FLOY HOTCHKISS IN appreciation of the many years of careful and patient teaching which she has given to so many. Miss Hotchkiss, who has a fine sense of hu- mor, has always maintained a pleasing dignity and quiet atmosphere in her classes. She has then gone on to introduce us not only to the deep- er phases of literature but also of life. To her we feel indebted and Wish to express great appreciation for her very real contribution to our education. 7

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f y via , 1 LQ! Q :fig I Mom and Dad. We dedicate this yearbook to you as a small token of our appreciation. There are endless things to thank you for, but we appreciate most your help and guidance which has enabled us to become the proud and grateful class of '49. Whether we succeeded or failed in the tasks assigned to us, you were always there to share our sorrows as well as joys. It seems to us that you, our parents, draw your sympathy and understanding from an infinite well that will be eternally full. The class of '49 says, Thanks for everything, Mom and Dad. 6

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Edwin JJ.Q'!!ZW!Q'HCQ 807, PONSAN 0 '90 W s 6,99 ,255 012+ gb ,go OVE TRUE L MY OWN qw' ew! RAY Evans had dreams like any other high school student. Fulfillment of these dreams was an ambition that conquered disillusions and hardships. From Salamanca to Hollywood, and back to Salamanca again to visit the town where a dream was born, Ray Evans showed his appreciation for the town that harbored him. Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, his partner, have followed the same pattern for their writing' ever since 1937. Success seemed a far goal until in 1941 when they teamed up with Olsen and Johnson. After three years of discouragement, they landed a contract with Paramount. At least, their dream still seemed stable and secure. Then, at other times their dreams seemed more 8