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

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Around the table. Lei! to night: Messrs. George Young, warren Macro ay Dr sumti Magee, Dr William rldier, Louis Neuley, Aria Hopkins cribs i Buy e Mrs Mmgmei Mariner, Mrs. Margaret closest, one wemmn, watson cooper BOARD OF EDUCATION Supervising Principal .... . . .Dr. William L, Fidler President ..,........... .... M r. Aria Hopkins Vice President ....,.. . . , .Mr, Louis Nealey District Clerk .............,....................,,.,..... Mr. Gilbert Bayrie You of the class ot 1940 are on the threshold of your lite. What is past has been merely preparation. Plan your lite. Make it useiul. Contribute your past to the progress of the race. Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Live each day so that you build a better tomorrow. Today Well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Live that when the end oi your life comes you may look back without regret because of wasted opportunity. Iames Ml Barrie has said, The life of every man is a diary. in which he means to write one story but writes another, and his humblest hour is when he compares the volume as it is with what he vowed to make it. Make your ideals high and then vow to keep them, come what may. Use your talents and capabilities and the training that you have received in this school to the greatest possible degree and remember that your parents, your family, your friends, and your teachers expect you to succeed. In short, the eyes ot Audubon are upon you. Aria Hopkins. 12

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' J 1 X ,Q i 1 'Nxt By Grace N. Kramer, A.B., MA. High School Principal 0 9 md J ramer Never before in the business of living has there been a greater need for leadership! Leadership is something positive and dynamic, it consists in doing, Leaders are people who definitely possess the traits of initia- tive and resourceiulness. They are not only self-starters, but they also follow through, Leaders know how to enlist the cooperation of their co-workers. They radiate the atmosphere which eliminates fear and promotes good feeling. Fear is nega- tive-a deterrent, cooperation is positive-ct vital, activating force. It is observed that leaders are workers. The real leader works and gets people to work with him. He applies perhaps quite unconsciously the only formula that exists for getting things done: namely, he starts on the job, he keeps working at it until he brings it to a successful conclusion, Then he starts on the iob that lies next at hand. Finally, leaders have an all-pervading and persistent enthusi- asm, lf you would like to be a power among men, said I. Ogden Armour, cultivate enthusiasm. People will like you better for itp you will make headway wherever you are. It cannot be otherwise, for this is the law oi human living. ll 6 666692

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THE AUDUBON FATHERS' ASSOCIATION The eyes of your parents and friends have watched your progress during your school days. These were eyes ot hope, of encouragement and of pride in seeing a task completed, a job Well done. ln the future may you see your problem in the true light, and may you do the right as you see it. President ...,..... Mr. Richard Park Secretary. .. .... Mr. Elton E. Ellis Vice President. . .Mr. Albert Gleaner Treasurer .......,... Mr, Paul Dare PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The High School Parent-Teachers' Association is always ready to cooperate with the school in any way which will promote the welfare of the students. lt welcomes the opportunity tor service in a material way whenever possible, but its chief object is to bring into closer relation the home and the school. President ................................,......... Mrs. Marshall Hammon Vice President .......,.,. .......... M r. Paul Dare Secretary ,....,.,..,...... ..... M rs. Harry Weort Corresponding Secretary .... ..,. M rs. Frank Herbert Treasurer .....,.............,.,.,,.....,.............. Mrs. Robert Harmer Lett to Right Messrs Paul Dore, Richard Park, Elton E. Ellis, Albert Gleaner. Lelt lo Right' Mr. Paul Dare, Mrs. Robert Harmer, Mrs, Marshall Hammon, Mrs. Harry Weart, Mrs. Frank Herbert. 15