Cliffside Park High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Cliffside Park, NJ)

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'yivf' tp-rwrz 11-rvr 1---,I m s l, Tlslli M1Vl5.'l-IOS! VI 1-' ff Z, .. Q- X f . 9 111,,gf fylvxh T06 3 an lf ' it Gb f X X My fl 'H f ,lls Neal 3-.:ssfat1?gz.-l 2-1 N sending forth into tl1e world this little year book L, Y h011o1 and wet how glut ls the 1espons1b1l1ty that IS ours. Since it is tl1e seco11d publication of its kind to be issued from Cliffside Park High School, we feel that there l1as devolved 1113011 IIS, not only the duty to keep aloft the ideal set by the class before us. llllt to make firm the establishing of a pre- cedent for those who shall follow ns. XV e feel that we can in no better way show our appreciation of the efforts of those wl1o have g0llC before ns, than by following H W we of the Senior Class appreciate how great is tl1e Nei.ligl - 5 , 1 -Q 'Q -f 5 'f i11 the path they have so ably blazed. lVe trust that tl1e result of our labors, as given here, l1as proved worthy of taking its place heside last year's publication. llut it is 11ot alone the desire to 11phold a standard that has been raised, tl1at we publish tl1is hook. We earnestly believe that there can he no more fitting Cllll1llllZllflUl'l to our four years of high school work than this little volume. l11 these pages we have tried to gather the many things, tl1e memory of which we know we shall cherish i11 after years. XVe wish to make it a simple memento of the happy days and pleasing friendships enjoyed here. XYe trust that to the future students of Cliffside Park High School, this magazine may serve as a11 interesting account of the Class of 1920, and that there may be something in its pages to encourage others to larger Elllll better achievements. lf the per11sal of the book affords to its reader not o11ly a gli111pse of our class, but a few moments of innocent pleasure and satisfaction, we shall feel that our efforts have not been in vain. flllvvrf Van l7u.tc'n. Qs 42 Page Five 4.

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TI-I li M1V1?MO.S'YNIf APPRECIATION we of the Senior Class are. about to leave Cliffside Park tligh bchool, we realize as never before how much is due others for the education and training Q V -4 .... which we have acquired. XVe realize that, were it not for wholesome guidance and able instruction, we should not have attained the stage of development we have reached. To Mr. Drum, our superintendent, we wish to extend our gratitude for the many ways in which he has helped and advised us. Although he has been here but the last two years of our school life, we have learned to admire him as a man and a friend. VVe wish also to speak a word of appreciation' to Mr. Burns, our principal, with whom we have had constant and intimate rela- tions since we entered the high school. He has taken a deep in- terest, not only in our mental training, but in all our athletic activities. and has helped us out of many difficulties with timely advice and personal endeavor. To the faculty, as a whole, we feel a great deal of gratitude and appreciation is due. They have always had our interests at heart and have at all times shown a sincere desire to aid us in every way. To them, as to no others, belongs the credit for what- ever knowledge we have. They have been friends whom we shall never forget and whose example shall linger with us in thc days to come. A. V. D. Page Seven if .4521