Dunellen High School - Exodus Yearbook (Dunellen, NJ)

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BOARD 0F EDUCATIO HUGH B. Fam' .,,. ,,., JOHN P. FABER ...A ,,,.,,,.,.,, Omer A. Brown F. T. Dickerson, Jr. Frank A. Hodges, jr. S. Frank Isler J. A. Gangloff ....................Pl'C5I6ZI6llf ..................Vice-P1'eyjde1zI Dorothy A. Manahan james S. Markle cil1.fL'fD Edwin Rutherford Blanche B. Wfestcott eDi.s'!1'ifl Clerk 'A' ak' Page Ten

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A DE 0CRATlC MI D if A democratic education malees it easy and pleasant to enter into the greatest of democracies, and to improve rather than hinder it. Democratic educators guide and shape our lives and characters in order to form more perfect citizens for this, our Future. Klundafion Ar cfemocrafic Airing ir

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R ll . Crane ll . Ii, Bolen if It has been said, Wl1om the Gods destroy, they first make mad. Therefore, I wish for you Seniors an ability to keep an even mental and emotional balance. Disappoint- ments and discouragements are bound to come your way-many of them due to the thoughtless or ill-considered acts of your closest day-by-day business and social acquain- tances. In the face of these set-backs don't permit yourself to indulge in soul-destroying and profitless resentments. Laugh them off and keep on plugging. To the extent that you can do this will depend your worldly and spiritual satisfaction in living. R. W. CRANE if In some year to come the forty-oner will look back to this tumultuous time with a perspective now given to none. Then he can properly evaluate his troubles and suc- cesses. Some seemingly terrific hardships and heartaches will be forgotten or laughed at, but the joy from achievement will remain. Hard jobs well done will fortify character with courage. And character counts. XV. F. BOLEN 1 il- ak Page Eleven