Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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BLOOMFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS SENIOR HIOH SCHOOL aLooMHE1.o, New JERSEY 160 BROAD STREET HARRY M, RICE Pfanzzpul CHARLES E. MORGAN Aswan' Pfimpql PETER w1LsoN Auananf to the Principal JU-He, 1959 To the Members of the Class of l959: The theme of your fine yearbook is Storehouse of Knowledge. Initially this connoted to me a sense of mere acquisition of informa- tion, a. second and more illuminating appraisal gave understanding that knowledge essentially is not a collection of' data, but a clear perception of truth. Just as one small candle can shut out all the blackness of night, knowledge can lead the way to light and to right, in a world half darkened by curtains of iron or bamboo. Knowledge may be power, but it can be power for 5521 only if we remember that knowledge is a clear perception of truth. From knowledge, and reverence, patriotism, service and loyalty, we learn to live. That is, we learn to live in a great democratic republic, where our quest is for truth, for justice and for human dignity. These, surely, are in your Storehouse of Knowledge. We on the staff of the Bloomfield Senior High School have been your teachers and your guides during these past three years. You are now at the threshold of a more mature life, and it is with a real sense of price and partnership that I, for the entire staff, salute your theme for Memories, l959. Let this theme continue to be your - and our, guide over the years. Let us respect and be guided by knowledge, and let us respect excellence. with good wishes , . HARRY M. CE HMZR:dg Principal Principafs D essa e

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