Spence School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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| | Dear Members of the Class of 1948: It is with special pride that I send my best wishes to the Yearbook Board and to all the members of the graduating class. Some of us have worked together for many years. Now that you are ready to bid us good-bye, I must tell you some of the unspoken thoughts that have been in my mind over the years. You are a class of energy and ability, and I am sure you will be successful in college and in your future careers. You have intelligence, humor, curiosity, and generosity. You have persistence, a fair amount of patience, kindliness, enthusiasm, and a good balance of self-assurance with humility. You are a class of spirit and optimism and yet are prac- tical and realistic. I think you have many characteristics which will make you high- minded and useful citizens, and at the same time good wives and mothers. Because your teachers and I have helped cultivate these virtues, we feel that you belong to us, and that you are indeed Spence products. We send you out into the world with pride and confi- dence. We judge you now as adults and find you to be a delightful and worth-while group of students. My best wishes go with you and my hope that, as we look on you with pride, you in turn will always look on your school with pride—and loyalty. Always affectionately, B Oi Venue Head M11S1VeSS ee