Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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THE ECHO vm NN Foreword HE STAFF of the 1934 Eclao presents this volume in the hope that it will be a source of genuine pleasure to you, and that as the years progress, it Will become a highly valued memento of days spent in Fleming- ton High School. Because the project has always involved a relatively large financial outlay, this year's staff, realizing the present need for economy has taken every precaution in planning a yearbook of moderate cost. It was our candid opinion that by elimination of lengthy, uninterest- ing description, and the substitution of high quality photography, the value of this book would be greatly enhanced. The motif chosen for the art theme was local history. Places of local historical significance have been pictured through the medium of linoleum block prints. Much tirne and energy has been consumed in the production of this volume, and it has required the Willing cooperation of the staff, the pupils, and the faculty. The labor involved in compilation has been paralleled by the pleasure of realizing that We were .producing an object which the student body desires and appreciates. 3

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THE Ecuo TO MISS BLANCHE PARK Whose whole-hearted cooperation and mztifrierzg inte-rest fans in a large -measure assured the success of our sclaool activities, we dedicate this volzzme of the Echo. 2,

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THE ECI-Io IN FOND MEMORY OF SIDNEY KAHN of the Class of 1933 Our school-mate and friend, who left us on August 8, 1933, the staf of the Echo dedicates this page. Sincere, courageous, courteous, and scholarly, he had the respect, aflmiratiorz, and afection of both fellow sturlents and faculty. His willingness to serve was matched by his ability in leadership. He was one of the Lord's true gentlemen, and one who loved his fellow men. 4