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

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Miss Nora O'Hagen

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Dedication JusT os The TuTure is, molded by The posT, so is The mind molded by The insTrucTor. VVhoT we ore, vvhof we do, ond vvhoTever success vve moy ochieve will be ldrgely The resulT of The eTTorTs of dedicoTed Tecichers. A Truly good Teocher is ci rore commodiTy. She musT be leorned, poTienT, uprighT in dll her woys, buT, mosT oi dll, she musT love every phose of her profession. Love iT enough To overcome iTs Ten- sions, Triols, Troubles ond sTill smile ds she rushes To- vvcird The nexT doy. From This group of noble men ond women vve hove chosen iusT such ci Teocher. To you, Miss Nord 0'Hogen, we humbly dedicgTe This, our yeo rbook.

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5 It is commonplace to hear many speak of the early days of America and the opportunities for success which were offered to the rugged individualists of that time. But scientists, economists, and world leaders-be- lieve that in the next few decades medical and sci- entific developments and breakthroughs in the space age will make the achievements of the past centuries infinitesimal by comparison. As high school graduates you have the training and the education necessary to take advantage of the many opportunities of this fabulous era, By a lit- eral application ot the Roman adage, Per Aspera ad Astra, success can be yours. All it needs on your part is a similar display of the same initiative, alert- ness, and scholarship which is characteristic of you, the June, i963 Graduating Class of Dickinson High School. August J. Meyer Vice Principal