The 1932 Yearbook
| Administrative Principal Mapledoram Fink Supervisory Principal M. Josephine Thomas Class Teacher Ethel Haines |
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"Four things a man must learn to do, If he would make his record true: To think without confusion clearly; To love his fellow man sincerely; To act from honest motives purely: To trust in God and Heaven securely." |
| Henry Van Dyke |
FLOWER Forget-me-not COLORS Blue and Silver |
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At last Hope Farm School has attained the dignity of a four year high school, and we, the pioneer class, wish to express our appreciation to the Board of Directors and the faculty who have made possible this progress. We hope that our conscientious efforts will be augmented by the classes to follow, until the anticipations of the founders will be fulfilled in a school whose spirit, loyalty and scholarship are unexcelled. |
 CLASS ROLL Virginia Mantell James Burroughs Betty Abel George Bacon Hoover Mountcastle
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| CLASS WILL |
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We, the Class of 1932 being in as good a mental condition as usual, and in a much better temper than ever before, make this our will, to be executed AFTER our de- parture (if possible). To the history of the Hope Farm School we leave our names and deeds, which we hope are considered worthy of the standard which we have strived to attain. To our principals and faculty, we leave a sincere and grateful appreciation for their unfailing patience and help. To our beloved juniors we reluctantly leave our prestige and importance in the school; our privileges (we hope you will not abuse them) and our reputation (which we hope, you will at least continue). |
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Courtesy of Hoover Mountcastle Jr.
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