Stamford Central School - Voice Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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DEDJ©OT1®IM Dear Mom and Dad, Soon these last few days will pass and we will be graduating from high school. Now, when they are almost finished, we stop to reminisce about these four years and what they have meant to us. While remembering, two people stand out In our memorles-- you, Mom, and you. Dad. We think of all the atten- tion you ve given us and of how you've made our troubles so much smaller. Most of all we remember ' you because you've understood us In our dreams, our hopes, our ambitions, and our problems. Through It all, you've directed us on the right way. Through life we will always remember your example and guid- ance. And so, we dedicate our book to you, Mom and Dad, because no one else has played such a big part In It. CLASS OF 1950

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OUR PRINCIPAL Dear Students: The relatively small number of you who have had a part in building this yearbook doubtless realize the great amount of planning, the attention to detail and the painstaking effort that have gone on behind the scenes. Others will be less aware of this, but I hope they still will recognize in the finished product a big Job well done. Likewise in this business of making a school plant and program function, there is a Jumble of behind-the scenes detail and labor of which the student is unaware. It has taken the cooperative effort of many minds and hands and the expenditure of many dollars to bring you seniors through the school years from kindergarten to these final moments of your public school life. The product in this case is you yourselves and your achievements, ambition, attitudes and ideals. I hope you can Justly feel that therein too is a big Job well done. Perhaps this yearbook will be a reminder to you of the many influences that have been brought to bear upon you. To the many of you not seniors, I truly hope that this book may inspire a sense of pride in your Stamford Central School, and that it will kindle a consciousness of the part each individual should take in contributing toward a better school spirit. There is the need! And there are the deeds to be done, the simple commonplace everyday thoughtful deeds of appreciation and service I 5