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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION, Left to Right: Dr. Mr. Seely, 'Mr. Post, Mr. Bayne, Mr, Bevan, Dr. Owens, Mr. Schreiber, Mr, Daniels, Mr. N1cCormick. XVvw, Mi, Hart. Mrs, Luseh. BUAHDI ?EDUPATIUN OFFICERS OF THE BOARD President ...... . . . . .... . . . Vice-President ..... District Clerk ....... Secretary ...... Supervising Principal. . . Secretary ...... Principal ........... .... Secretary ............ Assistant to H. S. Principal. .. High School Secretary ...... F. H. Owens, Jr. . . . .Mr, Raymond E. Hart . . . .Mr. Gilbert S. Baync . . . .Mrs Grace Snape . . , .Mr. Ernest Schreiber .......Mrs. Ruth Deane . . .Miss Grace N. Kramer .. . .Mrs Linda Huffman ... . .Mr. Paul M. Dare . . . .Miss Dorothy Reed GREETINGS To the lvicmbers of the Class of 1951: To each of you, the members of the ,Board of Education extend congratulations and sin' cerest wishes for a great and happy future. In the world today there are great possif bilities for young men and women, for there is no' better chance in the world to live a useful life than to serve to make more secure the free' doin of all mankind. Let each of you, as time advances, seize every opportunity to serve your fellowmen in your endeavor for livelihood, in public oihce, in everyday living. Whether your contribution is large or small makes no difference, only that it is a sincere, honest effort for the betterment of others. May God bless you and all that succeed you so that Audubon High School contributes only those who serve Humanity and Freedom. Dr. Frank H. Owens Jr. Class of February 1929 Prnqress made pnssihle

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were devoted In nur prnqress We, the members of the Yearbook Staff, on behalf of the Class of 1951, dedicate this issue of 'LLe Souvenir to a member of the faculty who, we believe, has done so much for our class. She was our Tenth Grade English teacher as well as a Sophomore and Junior class advisor. She has been actively interested in both the social and athletic activities of the school, and we feel, of our class in particular. Although we are now not ofliciallylconnected with her, we are sure she hasn't forgotten us and we know we haven't forgotten her. And so we dedicate our Le Souvenir to a constant advisor, companion, and friend--Mrs. Gwendolyn Pratt. MRS. GWENDOLYN C. PRATT X X x 42. 4 Z i i XXX XXSXX H i XXXX X XXXX X f lava Q I! 'vw I ' z-- li V K, '?2 5 3' X X ' iid Ke I . gf-3, ll xx, .F gl hi J, fiaeafdqwqfi? fr Ni l' qgxm ' A-xlmxxxxwxxizigx 'J YA i 2 li -swim. x x ' yt . : i:: ' gifts., lxxaxxwxx- x xxnxxxxvii' x .lk Fifi 55555: 'f I

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ADMINISTH TIU MR. ERNEST SCHREIBER Supervising Principal The ugly shadows of a world at war again loom on the horizon. In the past, former grad- uates were successful in waging war but did little toward the establishment of a lasting peace. May you, the class of 1951 and the honored twenty' fifth graduating class of Audubon High School, contribute your share toward a practical formula for a better world for all people and peace. QW., E. Schreiber. MISS GRACE N. KRAMER Principal The year 195Of1951, a time when backward glances are in order, we also lookwforward to the future-your future and that of your Alma Mater -for it is here in Audubon High School that we learn to live in the present as well as to make preparation for living in the future. We glance with pride, not only over the past twentyfive years of progress and accomplishment in Audubon High School but also toward the next twentyffive years with keen anticipation in and anxiety for even bigger and better things to come. Grace N. Kramer. MR. PAUL M. DARE Assistant to Principal The members of the Class of 1951 are to be commended on the fine spirit and cooperation shown in continuing to uphold the Hne traditions which have been established during the past twenty' five years. May the years to come bring success and happiness to the members of the Class of '51, Paul M, Dare. hy their wise decisions