Young High School - Castle Echoes Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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PATRON S Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Amore-llo Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Barnes Miss Kathleen Bartnett Mr. and Mrs. Iames I. Bellizzi Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Bottnick Mrs. Harold B. Brod Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Broder Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Burrill Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Cerrone Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Cleland Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Davidson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Howard Duell . Ioseph Dunn Ioseph I. Fleming . Burton Fonda . Iay Frankel . Philip Geffen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Iames Gilday Morris Gottlieb Payson Iones Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kahn Mrs. Frank R. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Killeen Miss Anne Koff Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kneale Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Iames F. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lysaght Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Lloyd A. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall Iulius E. Mayer I. Maxcy Mr. and Mrs. W. H.Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKay . Iacob Mendelsohn . George F. Morley Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Niewenhaus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Perrotti Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Babbitt Mr. and Mrs. Everett I. Roberts Mr. and Mrs.Russell B. Schaller Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Sultzer Mr. and Mrs. Willis I. Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Irving Thoren . and Mrs. Carl Tretola Mr Phyllis White 54

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MEMORIES The hands go round the clock each day As ure do our job and go our ufay. We think but little of what time means And uforry less of life's past scenes. When hours are gone and minutes lost, It's like pleasures past and rivers crossed. But it's good to relax and recall once more Those happy thoughts of our mind's vast store. The next time you ufateh the hands of a clock Close the door on day and fasten the lock, Remember that you can turn the key To release your memories onee more to see. When those hours are lost and those minutes past, lust open your yearbook where memories are massed. Where classmates and teachers all march in revieuf, To bring back your high school days aneuf. -DUN CA MPM Il r'Jl-sh'-1 I5 V Fi :wx- if -if pfffhff if , n T r-gif - c-gig-gfgfjiii -Q -e- a.q'1Qf-7-T' Wl' S-Tffgia f if be ...I ' . '- A S 5, '52 I y ,EZ-T .1 zwvTef,3,fg54Lqf ' 1, 4,7 I A1'Y '3:544., 3.Q1 ,i l is f i -Q e ' 'il X iiffigi-?o?, :li W T Y , 7 .N ,, 53

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FAREWELL lt is With a feeling of nostalgia that we leave our high school days behind. On the eve of our leavetaking we feel the truth in those words which we've often heard old people say- Someday you will wish you were hack in school again. -The feeling is especially intense because of the War-torn world We are going out to face. Some of our boys, these boys who have worked and played with us, may be fighting a year hence. All of the girls have to face lives of uncertainty. It seems that a time must come when we Will look to these years with longing, but, in any case, the lessons which we have learned here at Young will help us to keep up our faith and courage. . if Sl if it ,f ff ' J l 4 ll f lt. tfffafffttfitl v -' H' x 1:-r-if .- fl if lil fll' flllllll, t t 2 ltwljy 1 llllfl'fl'l tf3 f' K X :I ,mu , S 3 .Nl-it x YI XX