South Huntington High School - Whitman Yearbook (Huntington Station, NY)

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DEDICATIGN As instructors, Kathryn Stine and Thomas Calabrese, our patient senior advisers, have taught us much with both grace and humor. As human beings they have stood the acid test of our own youthful and often crude behavior. It is therefore fitting that we take this last opportunity to record our lasting gratitude to both of them by inscribing their names officially in this place of honor, the 1949 WHITMAN. WL- 'ifff THERE HAVE BEEN AS GREAT SOULS UNKNOWN TO FAME AS ANY OF THE MOST FAMOUS. Page 7