Dickinson High School - Gnome Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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ADVlSERS PLAUDHS ACCOLADES 6-P All-it .Z MR. JOHN H. KELLY Adviser to Boys MR. RAYMOND A. SPATZ MR. GEQRGE W, TYNE AdVl5e lo BOYS Adviser to Boys MRS. MURIEL R. GORDON MISS ANITA L. NIEBANCK 1-'ff I EW? Wfv MR. GEORGE C. WITT Assistant to Principal Adviser to Girls Adviser to Girls 'T 'Q .. Looking back over the past years, we realize that a close association with our advisers and counselors has made us familiar with the needs and accomplishments to achieve not only our goal at Dickinson but also future goals. Grateful we are to them for all they have done for us. They have been there when we needed their advice to carry ony they have understood when understanding counted most, they have waited untiringly when patience meant so much, they have given us a hopeful word when encouragement was important. We appreciate fully all their efforts in pre- paring us for tomorrow, and we shall try hard to be deserving of the faith and trust they have placed in us. 10 Q. MR. ROBERT J. KELLY Assistant to Principal

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TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1955: There is no greater incentive to carry on toward the goal we set for ourselves than success. Each success adds to our supply of confidence, a source of supply to be tapped in facing the next goal. Successful completion of your high school career should therefore mean more to you than the mere acquisition of a diploma. It should make you realize that you have met a series of problems and obstacles and you have not let them conquer you. You have conquered. Your proven ability to conquer must make you confident of your continued ability to conquer obstacles yet to come. Only you honestly know if you have done your very best. If your graduation truly is the result of your honest efforts, you can be proud. With the confidence in yourself derived from your honest effort you can look to the future armed with the knowledge that you can succeed again. Good luck-God bless you. DR. FRANCIS J. McCARTHY Vice-Principal DR. FRANCIS J. MCCARTHY Vice-Principal

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x 1 f. Ifggylfkl 5 . fgll, MR. MACEE Hear ye, hear ye, we wish to make public as of this date, certain revealing facts concerning one, Mr. Edward T. Magee: That he is deserving of our gratitude for his efforts heretofore performed in behalf of the graduating class of June '55. That his untiring patience and great determi- nation will serve as an inspiration to us in future years. That it is the fond hope of all concerned to possess someday his rare understanding of youth. In conclusion, we sincerely thank our one and only Mr. Magee for agreeing to share with us the dearest years of our lives. We sign and seal this document with due pro- cess of law, and with the understanding that it will be taken out and inspected when wishing to recall fond memories of happy days. 1199 xxx D D 1 Nm i 42 . -I ll We MR. EDWARD T. MAGEE Class Adviser