St Brendan High School - Anchor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Preface CC There are things that will always linger, As the years pass on and fadeg It isn't so much all the learning, As it is the friends we've made. The printer's ink cannot duplicate the indelible markings on our hearts. The moments of despair, when the gentle touch of a consoling hand ofttimes gave us the desire to go ong the sweet assuring smile that came to us when we reached a stumbling block-these were the things we did not find in our books. Sometime in the far future we may casually glance through these pages, and try to remember. Time will never erase these memorable years for us, you see,-We will never forget. JOAN MCLAUGHLIN 2

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