Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)

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A-s rd' f '7 Prmcxpal GEORGE W WATSON BS Columhn MEd Rutgers We as Semors are tspecnlly mdthted tv Mr Watson for m lkmg Bermrds Hlgh tht school It 15 to us From thlt opening assem bly when we were the b3blCS to our forthcoming graduation we can look batlc on four years ll'lSplI'6d hy Mr W1tsor1 H15 prlmary eoncern was Z1 consuentlous endeavor to see that we received the he t educatxon posslble Our acceptance of h1 xdeals was an mdxvldual choxce The fact that such goals wtre avaxlahle IS the result of Mr Watson's leadcrshxp and hard work AIIMI ISIIIMIII r XX RUSN AWDRE Nl 'X rx P 1 1 mn r 4 r f Nl An r r 1 xx t rl- mm 1 if ru th L I I ll I' l l XX lx I4 KK any student about any problem or question he may have Much of the policy and smooth eflicxency of Bernards High IS the result of Mr Andres expenence m the field of educatxon S. 'QV'

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MISS HAZEL TITUS ...f f Ubmfwl fo To you, Miss Titus, we extend our most sincere gratitude and heartwarming thanks for your long, untiring, and loyal service here at Bernards High. On our voyage through our four years in high school, we found you were always ready to lend a helping hand, always there when we most needed guidance. The course over which we have traveled, beginning with our very first year, has been enriched by your thoughtfulness and consideration. Your valuable leadership in the physical education department will long be remcmf bered. P.E. classes and Friday dancing will forever remain as pleasant memories. The lively spirit portrayed by your jovial manner, permeated the classroom and spread its effects throughout the school. Certainly you will be missed here in B.H.S. but as our ship travels on may wc wish you a most happy and fruitful retirement in the Carribean. So with pride and best wishes, we dedicate to you, our 1958 Bernardian.

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