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

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9 '-Pweo Mr. J. Norman Parris Guidance Counselor The Road Ahead reparation, thoughtful and careful, is required for a iourney that may extend over half a countryside and that may take three quarters of a century to complete. Such an un- dertaking demands this as the very minimum of effort you must make for yourselves. ffirmation and evidence of the care you have taken up to this time is in your hearts, your heads and your hands right now because you have finally achieved the goal you sought here - graduation from one area of training or another. To date, however, you have lived within the comparative security of these school walls. You have depended on your teachers to compliment you when you were right and to point out your short- comings when you were wrong. oadmaps are insurance that any sensible driver consults before setting out on a long, arduous journey after he has selected where he wants to go. They help him determine the best possible route to get there, how fast he must go in the time he has, and the possible detours he may encounter. esponsibility for reaching the destination that you select for yourselves now depends only on yourselves. Adulthood, and the loneliness of adulthood in the decisions you must make, are now thrust upon you whether you wont this, are ready for this - or not. gnis fatuus is a Latin phrase that should take on a deep meaning for you at this time. The hopes and dreams and aspirations of anyone are sacred to himself so long as he works to attain the attainable. Ignis fatuus means silly daydreaming, vague hopes with- out determined action. uccess, most of the time, only comes about for any man because he works for it. You choose the road that lies ahead for you. God speed you on your way! 8

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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

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TO THE CLASS OF 1962 You are now ready to embark on a new phase of your life. You will find many opportunities to expand on the knowledge and skills you have learned here. I am certain that you will recognize and grasp these opportunities so that you will con- tinue to advance in your chosen field of work. You take with you my very best wishes for your success. Q,4!,Z..,.! 66219 Mr. James Wilson Apprentice Co-ordinator lEvening Divisionl Mrs. R. Connolly Mrs. G. Waller Mrs. J. Conway Mrs. H. Vidaver, Mrs. K. Weyhrauch, Mrs. E. Derringer 9 KK