East Orange High School - Syllabus Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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'+- , DR. HENRY E. KENTOPP Superintendent of Schools LEWIS B. KNIGHT Principal 'My heartiest and sincerest congrat- ulations to the class of 1952 upon the completion of the voyage which they embarked upon four years ago. Graduation for them is neither a haven nor a journey's end. It is a point of departure for new journeys upon seas not so well charted as those they have recently sailed. May the uncertainties of these new seas be transformed into fruitful oppor- hinines. As one of their pilots, l extend to all members of the class my best wishes for happy sailing and a suc- cessful attainment of the goals of their new ventures. LEWIS B. KNIGHT 'Ships have always been a source of inspiration to men. Even in the days of the early sailing vessels which could run with the wind but were helpless in the opposite direc- tion, men had sufficient faith in their ships to sail them to the far corners of the earth in search of new worlds to conquer. At each port these ships unloaded their cargoes of civilization with its attendant problems. Statistics show that while shiph are now equipped with powerful engines, radar, and other improve- ments, many more continue to be lost in fogs than in . s at sea. Like ships, man in quest for peace is finding th up e so-called simple problems are often the most baffling and the ones which are al- ways with us. lf, however, as we continue on our journey in life, we have the faith and courage of those pioneers of the sea, no challenge will be too great for us to meet. HENRY E. KENTOPP V ,UM X 1 gg, f' ittffi tf,,l , 5 's,'fvk?,ffV 3 , fwe mga f fa, 'f ,B f Y Af if 2 ' f if f 5 ' W .. f , f u, M W , , 'qw ,, , I i ' , paeseif lwnwfvfyww il y , i 5 f . ,,,, .M , Q' f,.M,, , if ,,,. .. f Z , be E f Zffflf f Q, 2 ' 2' ' tf f' 1 4' ' if .17 .V 711 'Z ' , 4 1 I , A 766' A t.- , A 0 6 K , V S' C3 x 1' it I'

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FUREWUHD All the students of East Orange High School are travelers . . . companions for a few miles on the journey of life. This portion from the school motto aptly expresses the fact that we are travelers together for a short time on our voyage through the seas ot learning and knowledge. These tour years in East Orange High School have been but a short portion of the tremendous voyage upon which We have embarked. To symbolize this journey, the Syllabus Board has chosen as the theme tor the 1952 yearbook the ship which has carried us through the tour years ot our Hshakedown cruise. t i MEMORIAM y S A Killedfyin action in Korea Ioan mcnnma wusong cuss or xml 1 wiwran snonrs. crass or me y cmnnas mms comms. cz.ssstor ,tm t it i - namoma nomm. crass or 1947' GEORGE' HOSSACK,GR1SN'I',1 'CLASS or 1948 S S V' IGHN LEO SHERXDAN. CLASS OP 1951

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Members of the fjuiidtance Department 'W' PALMER ROLAND' s. WOQLSQN A.M-V M.A., Administrative Assistant if Addd DON S. HITCHNER INEZ S. ENSIGN M.Ed., Administrative Assistant M.A., Mathematics and Guidance MARY E UTECHT ELLEN LEINONEN - M.A., Guidance and Social Activities M-A-f 51797555 Gnd GUidG1'1C9