Bergen County Technical High School - Knight Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)

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Mr. Harry C. Stephan, Administrative Principal TO OUR GRADUATES: Taking the physical effort out of living seems to have become the goal of every con- triver and innovator. Expanding our leisure time has become the objective of those who create machines or who guide the destinies of the people who produce our goods. While such purposes are attainable when The only consideration is the utilization of inanimate contrivances, the making of a man or woman requires a vastly ditterent ap- proach. Your diploma signifies that you have accomplished one of the requirements in your progression towards personal success. It signifies a body of information attained and mastered. lt signifies an objective determination to which you have dedicated your time and your effort. This has been accomplished through the expenditure of a great deal of time and energy on your part but it has taken the combined efforts of the government, the general public, and dedicated educators, to make this goal possible and to help you attain your purpose. For each of us it has been a privilege and pleasure to enioy these years ot training with you. Although we will miss you, we share in the feeling of pride for the successful completion of this port of your ultimate objective. All of us wish you well and know in our hearts that your present accomplishment tore- casts a future success and happiness as you continue to grow in knowledge and ability. Good luck and best wishes to you all. 6

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Admin' T 21101111 :2i1Zl.Il'1'B ROYAL GUIDANCE A In the game of Chess the Bishop ond Rooke 1 guide ond prod the Queen ond King to victory. Likewise in school our administration ond faculty guide cxnd provide the foundation for the future success of its students. -ui ..-I

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lf- C0444 Mr. John K. Ossi, Vice-Principal How right was William Shakespeare in his phrase, Parting is such sweet sorrow. Sad though we may be to say good-bye to the Class of 1962, we have o real pride in know- ing that you are our best contacts with the world of industry. As a school we are looking forward to expansion, if we can be as certain that all our forthcoming classes are as worthy as the Class of 1962, our success will be a foregone conclusion. Best of success to you. 7