Union High School - Booster Yearbook (Union, NJ)

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DEDICATIQIN LAURENCE G. HOLLAND Herein is contained the material com- piled and molded into form by members of the Senior Class. We remembered, as we labored to complete our work, one who has been both a teacher and a friend to us all. Recalling his fine spirit in cooperating with us in the functions of the various organizations and the con- sideration he showed us in his teachings, we deem it fitting that we offer him some mark of our appreciation. Therefore, to you, Mr. Holland, as a token of our respect and gratitude, we, the Class of 1938, dedicate this, our Booster. 4

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0llE T0 THE CLASS 0F 938 O Union, in whose quiet halls Are heard the sounds of gleeful talk, Where those in quest of learning walk, If thou shouldst need us, wilt thou call? Let not the tears of Sorrow well Like Grief that knows no metes and houndsg Let joys of yesterday be found, Which in our hearts may ever dwell. To you, classmates, so close and dear- Serene will be the days and bright, When we in Life's long, tedious fight, Practice the precepts taught us here. Give unto us, made humbly wise, The Faith which conquers dull despair, The Hope which makes the world more fair, The spirit of Self-sacrifice. In lowly duties nobly done, May we Life's deeper meanings find Binding the hearts of all mankind In Love which sweetens conquests won. -J AMEs LUNDQUIST 6