Thomas Jefferson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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'Eu TEV' E E I l l l l l n l l l r r E l l l . l V l: l 1 rl i l l 1 E El E El E 1 E l ,J Lil' I 4 S O U N D I N G S Dear Graduates: Once more the season of parting has come. It is also the season of high hopes and good wishes. The present senior class has en- deared itself to us both collectively and individually as a group eager not only to promote its own interest but to serve the school as well. During your stay With us you have particularly helped the ideal of student self-government to establish itself firmly. You have pro- moted scholarship by creating an excellent record in your studies. Your actions were marked by dignity of bearing, refinement and the appli- cation of high standards generally. May you bring to the colleges and to Whatever pursuits you may follow, if you do not go to college, some of the spirit of striving which has marked you as a worthy group. A manis reach should exceed his grasp, else vvhatls a heaven for? asked Browning. M: iiif NVitli best wishes to all of you, ,,, Your friend and principal, ELIAS LlEBERlXlAN , mT5mummmmmmfTITTI'mnmmmLfimTm1n umfiiatirrmnmmiiiiliiriiimmnvimiiiimiuiimmuumritnmmu1imi1'Jii1T1jnE ffxffgi-W UELEH l'E5Wl.li'lTV 'Ew1fii'i1ri i'1ihin??f'iRrT1i5'1n7:ruimhhijmiumn 731 rf i+ 'Y ' H' ' ' fm 'Y ' 'f ff 'YM' f 4,--:Affw --L ' We 'i'1:',,L 4:-h3':'g 3Ll5Y 7 Wg M4 '.1ffYYfLLz

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A page -sea l l I l l 5 a l l 1 u 3 2 I0 4 E E : a E 1 3 S E E 5 l 5 E E l SOUNDINGS resihenfz- 2552139 Dear Fellow Studw1fs : Four short pleasant years have quickly gone by and now we are about to enter a new world. Some of us will engage in business while the others will continue their studies in the higher institutions of learning. No matter what held we arc in we must bear this in mind: Alma Mater has high ideals and it is our duty to live up to them, to make Jefferson proud of us in the years to come. Allow me to express my heartiest wishes for your success in whatever endeavors you will undertake upon leaving Thomas .lellerson H igh School. lfraternally, 'IOSEPII SIIIQNIUN, ,SQFIII-01' C,'1a.vs Prc.via'v11f.