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THE U-E THESAURUS The riches of a king! What enchantment lies in that phrase; what visions it conjures—icy diamonds, shimmering like stars; red rubies, glowing as the last embers of a dying fire; sapphires, blue as the still waters of the Aegean; ancient urns golden as the chariot of Apollo. All these spread before us in dazzling array! But earthly riches are so fleeting. They cannot heal a heart distressed, nor re- store a moment once pleasing, nor compensate for unbearable loss. There are other riches more precious than these—the wealth of memories. These are the treasures we place in our treasure house, the memories of our high school days, and the tangi- ble associations that will always remain so dear. For diamonds, we have our friendships, more shining and true than any sparkling gem. For rubies, we have the poignant, the gay, the exciting, the challenging events we have watched these past four years. For sapphires, we have the echoes of voices praising, scolding, teasing, laughing. For gold, we have the memories of the faculty, whose kindnesses and ever-ready helpfulness no passage of time can ever dim. This is the wealth we place in our treasure house, the sole wealth that can never be lost or taken from us. May those future classes to whom we leave the U-E The- saurus have as unending a store of treasures as we have.
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HERBERT H. CRUMB Superintendent of Schools Mr. Crumb, our superintendent, has the unique distinction of being the first to fill that position in this school system. He holds also an- other unique distinction, that of being interested in and knowing al- most each and every pupil. His per- sonal interest endears him to all. MISS MARY L. PITKIN Principal To Miss Pitkin, principal of Union-Endicott High School, goes our deep appreciation for her ready sympathy, her fairness in decisions, her understanding of others' prob- lems. We shall always value her friendship.
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