Suny Cortland - Didascaleion Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

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KINDERGARTEN: Dr. Day's little folks listen intently at story hour Tl-HRD GRADE: boys and girls during an activity period SECOND GRADE: Reading class in session FOURTH GRADE: Science class demonstration FlRST GRADE: Young actors present Betsy Ross Makes a Flag FIFTH GRADE: Thespians in the making

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2 I . .x Wfwffwff ll- SENIUR HISTURY Few in number . . . but the best in guality . . . behind them three memorable years . . before them -one more at C. N. S. Let's see what it brought forth for the Senior Class of l94l. Welcome from the Cldsters to the UYoungsters at the Frosh tea in September. Special recognition to the Seniors . . . there they stood on the stairs watching. the underclassmen and the training school children fill the boxes with pota- toes.-They started the l'Alma Mater and as its melody rang through the school . . . realization . . . nCur last Potato March -we're really Seniors. Christmas vacation-mid-year exams-and the last lap to graduation. The class reunited-fifty-four strong-the first con- tracts . . . waiting for the others . . . interviews . . . How d'j a make out? Plans for the HDem . . . the big nights arrived . . . the spectacular, never-to-be-forgotten April 2 and 4! Seniors' entrance in white . . . breath taking . . . physical endurance . . . remarkable . . . new games . . . fun . . . folk dancing . . . a patriotic finale . . . Our 'lDem -and on go the Seniors . . . Comprehensives came . . . worrying . . . remember- ing Ctrying tol . . . and went . . . Senior Tea for our friends and advisers-the faculty +in the best of style . . . Senior Play-HYou Can't Take lt with You -display ing our talent . . . ability . . . presented with the cooperation of the Masguers . . . The March white dresses flowers honors . . . the rock . . . a few tears . . . the 'lfllma Mater and Auld Lang Syne . . . l-lonor Day and its excitement . . . and our favorite book-the l'Did l Spring dances . . . final exams . . . Senior week- end . . . it's here . . . Commencement . . . good- byes . . . good luck . . . see you Home Coming . . . please Write . . .Most sincere, pleasant wishes -always-for Miss Park- And it's adieu to C. N. S. for a while . .