Audubon High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Audubon, NJ)

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'LThe heart to conceive, the uriderstaridirig to direct, the hand to execute. -JUNIUS. Miss GRACE N. KRAEMER The Principal's Message AN EDUCATED MAN masters things-ways of doing his share of the work that the world needs to have done: but ever he remains the master. It is the study of man himself-of human nature, human motives, human emotions-which engages the attention of him who wishes to he received into the society of educated men. And education, like charity, begins at home. Every young person ought to be stimulated to analyze himself-his aptitudes, his limitations, his reactions to people and to situations. He ought to understand, further, that in his ability to adjust him- self to others, lies the hope of his success or the certainty of his failure. Only as he fashions his desires and his will into an earnest desire to move in harmony with the laws of men and their ways, as well as things and their forces, can he hope to live a useful life and service his day and generation. GRACE N. KRAMER, A.B., M.A. High School Principal

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HThose having torches will pass them on to others -PLATO l DR. WILLIAM L. FIDLER Supervising Principal l I my The Supervising Principal's Message WE ARE HUMAN beings and act much the same in the presence of that which tends to lull us to sleep or which threatens our security. Methods which foster unreasoned subservience weaken an organization, for they strike at the very source of its strength -the wide awake, thoughtful, self-appraising attitude on the part of the individual members. The highest ideals of search, forbidding any mere selfish quest, demand that all attainable values, particularly those of other personalities, be taken as best possible into account. It is only thus that adequacy, whether of appreciation or of choice, can justly be sought. It is only thus that democracy is truly served. WILLIAM L. FIDLER, B.S. in Ed., Ed. M., Ed.D.

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RUTH ANDERSON, B.S. .......... English ALBERTA V. ARENTZEN, B.S., English, History ALICE C. BAULIC, B.S..Physical Education REBECCA BORSTEIN, B.S., German, Commercial Arithmetic ELEANOR F. BRADY, A.B.. English, History HELEN C. BROWN, A.B., M.A., Latin, English VIOLET I. CHANCE, B.S., Commercial Education GWENDOLYN F. CI-IEESMAN, B.S., M.S., English PAUL M. DARE, B.S. ....... Industrial Arts BERTHA W. DORNEACH, B.S., Algebra, Plane Geometry LILLIAN F. EATON ........ Free Hand Art ELTON E. ELLIS, BS.. . .Physical Education W. G. EVERT, BS. .............. German ALICE VVARLOW FEINMANN ....... English GRETCHEN C. FISHER, A.B., Algebra, History MARLZUERITE AYRES FRANZEN .... English RUTH K. GIFFORD, B.S., Physical Education, First Aid Domestic Hygiene CHARLES GORDINIER. B.S. ..... Geography XVILLIAM H. GRIMBERG, BS., Commercial Education 1. DARE HERITrXGE, BS., MS., General Science ALICE E. HUMPHREY ......... Aritlznietic DOROTHY CARLISLE IRETON .... Geography GEORGE H. JAGGARD, AB., M.A.. .English GRLAND KEYBURTZ, B.S., M.A., Commercial Education J. CLIFFORD LABAR, B.S., Industrial Arts and Science AERONAUTICAL BOARD OF CONTRC I'l0l