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

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hesQuruS FOREWORD In a world divided with hatred and suspicion, unity is our only hope. Our present is a time of strife; our future must be a time of unity. For unity is the harmony and concord we must have to face the problems which lie before this troubled world. Unity is the individual. For we are as pebbles tossed into a pond; our high school. Since our rings of contact and influence are continually spreading, we cannot remain wrapped in ourselves. Unity is the community. Our school has helped us build a bridge for us to cross and look to our nation and to our world. What will give us this unity? Courage, strength, hope, and faith . . . faith in the unseen and all- powerful force which shapes and molds our lives . . . faith in every person's place in life. Let us set forth! Life beckons! May each of us achieve unity with himself, his fellow man, and his God.

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For thirty years Miss Pitkin has been prin- cipal of Union Endicott High School. Know- ingly or not, graduates of this school—those who have already been graduated and those who will be graduated in the future—owe much to her. She has labored unselfishly to further the interests of this school and its students. The staff of the '61 Thesaurus respectfully dedicates this yearbook to one who has greatly enriched the traditions of our alma mater. And with this tribute go our sincere good wishes to Mary L. Pitkin in all her fu- ture endeavors. We can never hope to re- pay her for all these years of service; we can only say, Thanks for a job well done!