Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

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Memorium This issue of the Hackensack is being printed in the memory of three of our departed classmates: Les Aiken, June Wilsey and Billy Frye. The ever smiling face of Les Aikens, our beloved classmate and president of our class in his Sophomore and Junior years, Les who par- tic paled in nearly all of the many school activities, will be missed by all who knew him. Although he is not with us, he will always be re- membered in the hearts of his classmates. June Wilsey, the, first of our classmates to leave us, as she has not 1 ecu with us since 1937, won a place in our hearts although she was not with us long. II was in our sixth year in school that Billy Frye joined our class, lie was only with us for that year, but his gaiety and wittiness were en- joyed and remembered by all.

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Dedication MISS JEAN WHITNEY We, the Seniors of the class of 49, would like to dedi- cate this issue of the Hack exsack to our patient and understanding: advisor, Miss Jean Whitney. Without her help and assistance we would never have been able to reach our goal of graduation. We would also like to thank her for the help she gave us on our campaign to raise money for our Washington trip. This dedication is our way of showing our appreciation.

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Board of Education Ijc I to Right: First Row: Charles Brown, Don Cameron, Howard Hull, James Magee, Principal Ward Fiedler. Second Row: Nelson Meador, William Maltbie, Howard Savage, Lewis Crandall, Ralph Brown, and James Walsh. We. the students of Warrenslmrg Central, wish to pay tribute to the hoard oF Education to whom we owe many thanks For the things that have been granted through them. Although at times (heir rulings have seemed stern and unfair, we realize that the Hoard had been working for us and not against us, and that ultimately, their rulings have been for our own benefit.