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

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FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION d FACULTY UN DERCLASSMEN SENIORS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS N XZ 0 T E T Xu QFQ - -if X X

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PRINCIPAL Humanity, regardless of race, creed or material status is Oneg it is equally true that Christianity is One. The One- ness of humanity means that no matter how it may appear for an hour on the clock of time none can rise until all rise and none are safe until all are safe. The Oneness of humanity has never been more strikingly expressed than by Paul the Apostle who waived aside his privileged heritage to become a herald of universal truth He saw humanity as one body when he said The eye cannot say unto the hand I have no need of thee nor again the head to the feet I have no need of thee May you pattern your life s philosophy after Psalm 34 14 Depart from evil and do good seek peace and pur sue it GRACE N KRAMER 64f4Mf5f4ff ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL To the Members of the Class of 195r I wish to commend the members of the Class of 37 upon the completion of their high school training With the tremendous advances being made in science and lndustry and with the challenging problems 1n government both nationally and internatlonaly the future will offer an opportunity for leadership and service that w1ll challenge every 1nd1v1dual Your membership and active participation in the various phases of the secondary school program during the past four years should help you in making your contribution as an informed c1t1zen of our great country The problems to be olved will require the combined efforts of every one The members of the Class of 57 have worked and played together for the benefit of themselves and thelr school As you leaye your Alma Mater lt is my hope that you will con tmue this spirit ofco-operation in helping to solve the many problems confronting us as citizens of a free country PALL 'VI DARE ,pin