Dumont High School - Reveries Yearbook (Dumont, NJ)

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X59 7 Yb,,,,,4 if ffl Dr CHARLES A SELZER Dr Charles A Selzer SuperIntendent of Dumont Schools holds the top posItIon In our school sys tem He IS on ImpressIve mon who hos won the respect of the student body wIth hIs sIncerIty eftlcIent monner ond sense of humor Dr Selzers obIlIty expernence ond OCTIVITY IH communIty ottcurs through the yeors hove gIven us CI very successful SuperIntendent We the Closs of l958 sholl olvvoys be grotetul to l'Im In cIpprecIotIon tor DIS genuIne Interest ID our well beIng ond hIs support durIng our tour yecIrs IH Dumont HIgh School Aclmlnlstrclhon ALFRED W HEATH Our IndustrIous ond energetIc prIncIpol IS Altred W Heath otrue Texon He hos been our trIend durIng the post four yeors PrIncIpol sInce V939 Mr Heoth hos been genu Inely Interested ID the student body ond Its problems ond hos never been too busy to lend o helpIng hond We the groduohng closs would lIke to express our sIncere thonlcs for hts unceosmg efforts to Improve our school our chorocter ond our tu ure yescgy Ml X Wgy . - lc Cy X 'r -f x ' . NA, xl xi-if . 1- S z S AQHA. , :JI . .K . In f I ' ' I 'II' I ' 4-..- - . ' . . . fxl- I.-' ' 'X . V' - ' ' Il .EJ .L A . , , , . . , . I ' ll ft 1 I I ty 4 IX j , .. . .. . ,I I Q I f f J 1 . . . . ,III . , 4, X I I I I , I' i th ' I ,J K l ' I I N - ' 7 Irf . I. . . I . . . . 3' I .,' Q S' Xg3'M?i,f 't - ' ' ' , 'LIL ' .' ffl 4' ,I ,x y . I . I, Ip, I . , sc . -1. . - I I X.- . I A-fr ll! N 3, XI , I 'gy .X Q' X K I' .I.. N ' X ll xx.. g K 1' Vivf I O I .E X I ss is vi I 4 - N f ' If :I Nl ff ' I V rl . Mix QQ, I1 I. I . 06 -I MI s - , - I, ly Y . 2, y - ' I In , I f ' I . 1' ' f I y qi ' ' ' . I I I I ! ' ' fy 1 XX-. X .5 f ,l I I ' I ' I It I' ' ' 'l1.fX5,f4 V l l ffj . cv-D? I .J ' . A . qi ' nf -It - I lf! f 54 1 I ' 3' -Q' I I I X' f . hu , , I I. . 4 , I ' 'Qxr:hqQ,, I fx , , . . f I gk-1 K, ' ' 1 -emu, 1 ,I I I 2' .b-5, A. X ' Ally, ffl x-, l I I g 1 3 - I I : i :J X 1 fl s , 'E :ji : 55 lf is X . xx-

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