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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE............................. 1 LIFE IS A BOOK......................... 3 THESAURUS STAFFS....................... 4 FACULTY ............................... 5 1951 GRADUATING CLASSES............... 15 JANUARY CLASS ................... 16 JUNE CLASS ...................... 20 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS ......................... 48 SOPHOMORES ...................... 49 FRESHMEN ........................ 50 ORGANIZATIONS ........................ 51 MUSIC ................................ 63 ATHLETICS ............................ 75 BOYS' ........................... 76 GIRLS' .......................... 84 ENTERTAINMENT ........................ 89 MISCELLANEOUS ........................ 95 SNAPSHOTS ........................... 107 ADVERTISING STAFF ................... 113 FAREWELL ............................ 114 ADVERTISEMENTS ...................... 115 2

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II Iltitiiu R .0. Issued June, 1951 by the THESAURUS STAFF OF THE UNION-ENDICOTT HIGH SCHOOL Endicott, New York

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 One never really stops to think that life is a book. It has more romance and excitement, joy and sorrow, exultation and despair, laughter and tears, than any book ever written. For, in reality, books are the enlarged reproductions of thumbnail sketches of life. We, The Class of '51, have just completed four chapters in our Life Book. Our high school years have been the Best Years of Our Lives and although we may not fully realize it now, someday these chapters will be most vivid and memorable. These have been the days of laughter; these have been the days of World Enough and Time. On the following pages you will find a record of the year — our senior year. Each leaf is a book within a book, each word tells a thrilling story. Therefore, each divider and many pictures are captioned with the title of a book. Come with us now through the pages of our youth. Laugh a little, frown a little, for these are the trials of a child. Now in June of '51 we are no longer children. We are adults — faced with the problems of the future. 3 .