Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

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“An apple for the teacher ,” and gratitude we bring, For kindness, patience, understanding, when Our minds would wander to some far-off corner of the globe, And have to be recalled and made alert again.

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We of these January and June Classes of 1947 are glad Thesaurus means a store- house of collected treasures. People have so many precious possessions they store away, so much in the way of tangible value which they treasure. However, the intangible — the memories of happy school days, the indelible portraits of friends — the associations these recall — these are the most prized wealth of most people. Rejoicing in the possession of memories of friends, of school activities, we visualize these as the separate parts of a rocket which bursts in all its beauty of design and color, shedding its myriad stars upon us. As the rocket gleams for us, we revel in its inexhaustible memories, and dream of its separate stars. 3

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MISS MARY L. PITKIN Principal Miss Pitkin, our ever fair and friendly principal, is a graduate of New York State College for Teachers at Albany with post graduate work at Columbia University. She is especially interested in mathematics and likes to travel. We feel that she is always interested in us and anxious to make our problems hers. MR. WILLIAM J. KRUM, JR. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Krum was graduated from Hamilton and has had three years of graduate work at Columbia University. Mr. Krum is a Rotarian, is interested greatly in community and school cooperation, and stands for democracy in school administration. His friendly interest and efficient management have already won him respect from teachers and pupils. MR. DEWITT S. WOODARD Associate Principal Mr. Woodard is a graduate of St. Lawrence University. His understanding and congenial manner have won for him many friends in the two years that he has been at U-E. His outside interest lies in church work. 5