Central High School - Colt Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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our ncwigators . . What IS flight but a rlslng above the level on which one stands'9 Propelled by ldeallsm directed by thought and sustained by falth man has no llmnts of achievement My wash for each of you IS that un reachmg your appomted goals you may be able to hear and enloy the music of the spheres N To the Class of .lune 7958 the brightest sweet est most well read group at Central Hugh ln defense of such praise I offer our beammg light bulbs that delectable Easter chocolate and the lnformatrve magazmes It IS with a smcere feeling of securuty that I watch you enter this some whatturbulent world Such IS true because during our assoclatlon you have dlsplayed the energy knowledge and courage to render the future of our unlverse brlght and prosperous ffmfaj .K N f 0 s , , . - X . . - I . I . , . . I .I ' ' , I . . ' ' I - n ' H ' ,4 1' A , .lg . . I -1 , - n 11 o I ' . . . H . 'vu' lr n H I I . . H . I, . . . . . . ' I . . . I I ' I

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Page 6 cfe mation Q X84-M X-....,...-J On this day more than ever our thoughts naturally turn to those who have enabled us to realize the fulfillment of all their hopes and dreams as well as ours When our path was crowded with obstacles when our small world seemed to crumble they were the ones who with the smallest hunt of a smile could push away the boulders or brace the walls of our confines With a soft but firm hand and a word of advice born of experience they guided us to this our Graduation Let us not stop at thus first goal but go on to further gustnfy their faith in us their children How can we do less when lust two simple words are all they ask to make at worthwhile Thank you' Thank you for the sacrifices of the past which have made the present a reality and the future a shmung promise Thus as a small token of our appreciation we dedicate this our classbook TO OUR PARENTS . . I I I . I I . . I . . . . . . I I ' . - . I - . - . 0 . , . . . - - - . . . . . n I I I

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Page 8 Freed Academic W lntelligent and friendly . . . fancies eating and sleeping . . . How ya doin'? , . , dislikes individuals who are conceited . . . is chummy with everyone . . . plans to be a successful engi- neer. JoAnn Boron CO EDITOR Academic Glamour with a ponytail enloys chatting on the phone and bowling So listen' abhors liars and busy signals seen with the Crazy Eight aims to become a history teacher appreciation We wish to extend our deepest appreciation and gratitude to all the stu dents and faculty members whose help made this publication possible We especially thank the COLT staff for their untarmg support, Edward Huf schmldt and George Kramch, who devoted a great deal of their time taking informal pictures, and our advisers, Mrs E B Johnson and Miss M O Byrne, whose understanding and ever ready guidance were of the greatest value to us JO AND FRED Fred Paul CO-EDITOR