Dunellen High School - Exodus Yearbook (Dunellen, NJ)

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Marc! O! gloflfacafion HUGH B. FREY, President JOHN P. FABER, Vice-President S. FRANK ISLER DOROTHY A. MANAHAN FRANK A. HODGES, JR. OMER A. BROWN BLANCHE B. WESTCOTT EDWIN RUTHERFORD F. T. DICKERSON, JR. A. GANGLOFF, Disiricf Clerk The success of the entire school program depends not only on the foresight and progressiveness of a professionally trained Administration Faculty, but also upon the Wise management of the Board of Education. Dunellen High School may well be proud of the fact that it has nine staunch, public-spirited backers, who have shown such splendid cooperation in maintaining an excellent school system. Realizing these facts, we take this opportunity of expressing sincere thanks to our most able Board of Education, for their helpful support, their Wise counsel, and their friendly interest. QLcf! to Rigbfj From' Row: F. T. Dicker- son, Mrs. B. Westcott, H. B. Frey, Mrs. D. Manahan, O. A. Brown. Second Row: J. P. Faber, S. F. Isler, F. A. Hodges, Jr., E. J. Rutherford. Puge Ten

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LEADERS Wedmge fo .gzriiom This might better be addressed to alumni, for you are a senior but a brief tinze, an alumnus the rest of your life. And that is the message. The things we learn, the plans we make, the personality and character we develop now, are important out of all proportion to the comparative time involved . A faulty foundation will produce a leaning tower that no later engineering can remedy. Preparation precedes accomplishment. Our preliminary blue prints must he accurate, purposeful, and intelligent. W. F. BOLEN, Principal. EQUALLY PROUD. ARE WE OF OUR PRINCIPAL -- MR. BOLEN.

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fLvff fo Rigbfj: Mrs R. W. Crane, Mrs M. E. Berry, Mr. -I G. Walton, Mrs. A Warren, QMr. S. F Isler absent from pic- ture.j f 7 - . 6Ll 8l'L ' 5 QCLC elnfl 5.'50Clf6'lfflf0lfL Prcsidcvfl ,....,.,..,. . . MR. JOSEPH WALTON Vicc'-Prcsidcfnf ...... . ......., . A MRS. RALPH CRANE Corrcspolzdilzg Sevrefary ,... . MRS. MILTON BERRY Recording Secretary ,...... ..... M RS. A. L. WARREN Treasurer ,.,. ,....,.,.,. ,....,.,... .... ...... . , . . A . A MR. S. FRANK ISLER PROGRAM - 1939-40 Theme- Meefing Hoe Needs of Y0uff9 October 3rd- Get-together' Meeting Address by Mr. Hugh B. Frey, President of the Board of Education Games and Dancing Novernber 16th-Student Program-Symposium December Sth-Address by Dr. Fred W. Ingvoldstad Youth and Religion Tomorrow February 6th-Talk by Mrs. Eunice Harrison Principal, Vocational School at Woodbridge, N. J. March 12th-Speaker from Black Mountain College-Mr. john Evarts Progressive Education' May 10th-Trenton College Choir Concert May 21st-International Folk Dance Festival Page Elf Parents and Students Participating. VCI!