Elizabeth Forward High School - Eli Mon Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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RS! Ox X. Kb. All Kb END, 5 ,JP QQ!! ': xl , -. ry. Q N .it ,J it it l H ordan :vin -rm it J as . T' : if Xl I'-N 1. ,l KF E, .vt ft it J' l TI? . I iff X3 ,If w XX l .QW Q N QS l 'V rl ,ff i F' w ' nv' EY NAV' ' Q5 fd My-' NF N3 ,fl rough all of our high school years, our guidance and well ,t Q25 kg' have been the task of Mr. J. Gordon Nevin. His job as , Nj ighool principal is a most difficult one requiring patience, is -all, A act, and great concern for young people. All these quilities Mr. Nevin has demonstrated at many times in many ways. As an expression of our appreciation to one who has done X, so much for so little thanks, the class of 1956 respectfully at N 5251 dedicates this edition of E1iaMon to Mr. Nevin. qj X v W 1 fsijfw rg! p j ,X jk ,J . fs2fU sf f Xl IJ!! f fb J -. lb X cf U VV 'N , I I 1 l U Q .Jl V iff t U 'W up X JD xylfl UW fy P If I x i -,V , I l M' n Y 4 K if . ,N n ,' ' 'fl' QIU ' lvl V J ,4 . ., l f I P XX li wild V J J 0 uf XC L if ,l , iv M 'v J J fm UL! L ,X ,V N W G x ffl f fly IU r ,AJ . L1jp,,l!ffLf vs , . , V f 1 QW J i The members of the board of education and the administrators of the Eliza- beth-Forward Joint School District give most unselfishly of their time and talents that the schools may run smoothly and in the best interest of the students. The board members have added this public service to lives already busy with their own occupations, and they deserve more recognition and credit than is usually accorded them. The administrators too are always eager and alert to do everything they can to provide the best possible education for the students of the district. Adminis- trative positions are ably held by: Dr. Harry Faulk, supervising principalg Dr. Charles Storer, associate supervising principalg Mr. James Revetta, director of elementary education, Mr. J. Gordon Nevin, high school principalg and Mr. William Knight, curriculum coordinator. 4