Dunellen High School - Exodus Yearbook (Dunellen, NJ)

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A jrihufe The Class of 1940 respecffzlllg' cledicafes this Yearhoola fo ifs friend and Advisor, Dwighf P. jacolrus. We choose this opporfunify of expressing our sincere appreciafion for his invaluable ejforfs in organizing our Class and for his helpful guidance during our high school career. In his role as Student Council Advisor, also, he has confrihufed much wisdom and democrafic progress lo fhe eniire school. We salufe our Uncle ake -Teacher, Counselor 3 and Pal .'

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0lfliA V J I11 a complefe ealzzcafion, there are Iwo factors to he considered in ihe a'evelop111e11! of har11zo11io11s personali- ties . . . worlz, and play. We are forfzuzafe fo have a high school 111 which hofh ele111e111's are Ojffffll fo every Sl'IlLl'6'I1f. If is up fo each i11a'i1Jirl11al fo make fhe most of these rich opporfzzlzifies for fruiffzzl lahor ana' for pleasurable recreafiozz. 0ufALO0KS TOT