Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

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School System Adminis Dr Gallagher Superintendent We hope that you know that man does have the power to know what as good and what IS true and Dv Mackenzie that you are unalterably commutted M' Brokaw to both We hope that you know that by your own efforts and self dnsclplune you can llft yourself to ever hugher and finer status of be mg These are lmportant goals for the educated person Ralph P Gallagher President of the Board D'SfVlCY Clerk Sec Dr Gallagher Page 6 The obgect of your educatlon has been to nmpart to you knowl edge and to tram your mmd to use thas knowledge to solve lafe s prob Iems Your teachers parents and rellglous Instructors have been helpmg you to build the character whlch guves your llfe purpose and durectlon The Board of Educatlon as proud of your fine record and wnshes you success and happmess Nell M Mackenzie President Board of Education Mtn Szwahla Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Standung left to rlght Mr Robert Brokaw Mr Rnchard E Spangler Mr Good luck and success to the class of 1958 Many confuse the meamng of success To some lt may mean sum ply the accumulatron of much money and to others the posses snon of qreat power To the more analytlcal success comes wlth self respect and the re spect of friends and nelghbors Modest possession of maternal to socuety an general and senslng that maxumum attamment was real ized for talent possessed should brung to anyone the pnze of hap pmess and success Robert E Brokaw Secretary Board of Education Miss Stansbury Phllllp ONelI Sitting Mrs A A Adler Dr Ralph P Gallagher Dr Nell Mackenzue Mrs J S Maclennan Mr Charles Della Peruta Not pictured Mr Stanley Freedman Mr Ross A Sllngman Dr Joseph Vlsclone .. .. Ll . ' u n ' - . , I tn - . - a 1 v I . . . I U I - , ' things and feeling one's usefulness Sec Mr Brokaw

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tration Mrs. Lintern Vice-Principal The Class of 1958 is leaving high school at a time when, be- cause of world conditions, courage, diligence, and optimism are sore- ly needed. A great many of your members have proved that they have these qualities in abundance. We feel sure that all of you will do your part to the best of your abil- ity. Good luck to all of you. Mr.swm , f' 5 Principal f . I i , 1 1 each of you the oppo unity to de, velo your talentslan abilities to the fullest and deepest xtent. This has been your res ns bility. The administration has tr d to give you the best faculty possible, an interesting and challenging pro- gram of studies, and it is drastically improving the school plant. We sincerely hope you have developed good qualities of citizenship, have studied many subiects which have helped to give you a well-rounded educational pattern, and have ad- vanced in maturity and knowl- edge. h scltlool has offere Harry Swift Principal Virginia Lintern Vice-Principal Miss DeFeo Sec. to Mrs. Lintern ' LH, xl , fX Mrs. Milesnick ecretary to Mr. Swift STUDENT OFFICE STAFFS l Q High School 'rv 1 4 ..2.M,f.,r,,, A 94512431 'ff' 'i'?'t , ,, .,, f, ' M , . 15-A fir? wif? iff' Q93 1' A '-V f-. ., f. 14 Q, we . ' ef . rf ,, 2 , , , -f. f 'Wifi .. 15 L 2 Y A Q55 ' .H Y Mr. Reynolds Administrative Assistant Congratulations to you, the Class of 1958, on the success you have achieved both in the class- room and on the athletic field. However, for the future iust remem- ber that 'Successl lt's found in the soul of you, And not in realm of luck! The world will furnish you the work to do, But you must provide the pluck.' Kenneth O. Reynolds Administrative Assistant Director of Athletics p, ,gf ., , . 4 , If ,3 f . 12 ti .mi ' H222 . . of v4fq.Q,,g . ,gif ' ' Mrs. Mathieu SECVEUYY to Mr. Reynolds Principal Nurse s Page 7