Edgewood Regional High School - Pearl N Ivy Yearbook (Atco, NJ)

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i.....1. 1.i....-1- icafe Always they have shown theirwillingness to explain the prob- lems which puzzle our minds and thus help us find' interest and growth in our education. For all they have done toward making our school years forma- tive, and our appreciation of Edgewood High stronger, we ex- press our deepest appreciation. We hope the pages of this first yearbook be ever a testimony to these two men who labored so much in our behalf. 5

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'lflf It would be difficult for us, the first senior class of Edgewood Regional High, to isolate one person as an object for dedication. Instead, we wish to insert these pages as a tribute to our princi- pal, Mr. Neil H. Pinkerton, and to Mr. Leonard A. Westman, Vice-principal. These two men, at this time of our commencement, symbolize the true significance and spirit of Edgewood High. Not only have they taken a personal interest in the appearance of our school and insisted upon a high standard of behavior and scholarship, but have also shown sensitiveness in the little things that often escape others. Indefatigable workers, they are never too busy with conferences and meetings to notice what goes on around them and pause along the way for a cheery word or a friendly talk. 4- 8 i

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CUR SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Congratulations to the first graduating class - Edgewood Regional High School! I consider it a privilege to have the opportunity of presenting the best wishes of the Administration to the iirst graduates of Edgewood. Some years ago as you entered high school, Edgewood was nothing but some blueprints, some statistics, and more or less a dream. As you progressed through your high school years you saw that dream become a reality and a large tract of wooded land become a high school campus with a new building. A building is not a school. It becomes a school only through the efforts of the stu- dents. As the top class for the past two years, you have helped Edgewood become not only a school, but a school with ideals and the beginning of traditions - an educational institution of which we can all be proud. You have worked hard to make these things come true. As you enter the next stage of your life, whether it be further education or the entry into a chosen field of work, it is our hope that the same sincerity of pur- pose and eamestness of endeavor you have shown these last few years will continue to help you achieve your goal in life. The best wishes of all of us go with you always. JWJ-L Frank L. Donahue Superintendent 6