Haddon Heights High School - Garneteer Yearbook (Haddon Heights, NJ)

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ln Tribute to MR. BIHIW WE, THE class of '43 proudly dedicate our yearbook to a true friend and a great teacher, Mr. Ralph Adams Brown. With sorrow, yet with pride, we said goodbye to Mr. Brown when he entered the Coast Guard. As the years go by the friendliness, guidf ance and companionship you have bestowed on us will serve as our inspiration. We are glad to have known you Mr. Brown. We join one of our classmates who ex' pressed his tribute by saying There goes a great guy. IIEAII GLASS UF '43 I don't know how to express my very deep gratitude in any other way than to say Thanks To have a part in your GARNETEER, a hook which I know you will cherish always, is a very real honor. My farewell wish to all of you is this: may you find the secret of personal conf tentment and satisfaction-may your lives be replete with all good things-and, above all, I hope you will always be filled with a flaming zeal to make your community, and the nation and the world, a better place to live in. I hope you will continue to think of me as a friend who is interested in your problems and achievements. I will always be glad to hear from you-or see you-and whenever I can be of any assistance to any '43er, just remember the address is- Cornish Flat, N. H. Always yours, RALPH BRowN. -5-

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i 1 President HOW.LXRD REXON OFFICERS Peterson ......... ........ V ice-President 4 Steubing ,,.,.,. ....,.,........... S ecretary Kitchen ........ ....,....., T reasurer A Rexon ,.,. .......,...... P resident DEAR ULASS MATE GRADUATION Day-the event we have been anxiously anticipating for four years is at hand. We have reached our goal! Let: us pause, and recall some of the events that have made our journey through school so pleasant-so that in the days to come these scenes may be brought to mind. As sophomores we threw The January Jamboree with the help of our class advisor Mrs. Eaton. As Juniors we staged the play Ever Since Eve which will long be remem' bered and added to that the Liberty Bell dance. Then we sponsored the annual JuniorfSenior Prom. Both dances were big successes. Mrs. Keuhner was the class advisor. In our Senior year our ambitious classmates boosted the class treasury by selling refreshments at all the football games. In magazine selling, we went over the top. We also came out in fine style in our Senior Play, The Tower Room Mystery which played to large crowds on'two evenings. In publish' ing this year book in spite of many difhculties, our class showed its spirit. Mr. Glaspey and Mrs. Walter were our class advisors and their work for our class is appreciated. On entering school our class numbered over two hundred and fifty, but on making our exit our class is less than one hundred and fifty. Many of us have left to enter the service of Uncle Sam and others will join shortly. I wish great success to the class of '43 and in their behalf a fond farewell to our Alma Ivlater. HOW.ARD RExoN. -4-

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