Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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G ive your highest attention to each new job R esolving that above everything else your A ttitude will be blameless in your D etermination to succeed. U nless you get along with others and A ct with discretion our ho es for future success r Y P T erminate shortly. I nnumerable statistics prove this. O ur Wish for you N ow and always: GHS Great Heights Surmounted! BEATRICE C. JOHNSON Principal That your graduation class is your Alma Materfs golden anniversary class is a fact you will always remember. May you remember, too, that fifty years from now-when you read this at your golden jubilee -your happiness and hers alike will be meas- ured by the good you have done. LEON C. LUTZ Supervising Principal , . The most influential items in the life of any man are lj our home backgroundg QQ our re- ligious upbringingg and 3D our formal education. Education has two facetsg aj what it does for usg and bl what we do with it. On this 50th Graduation Anniversary I salute you only be- cause I feel sure you will never forget and always admire those who took your nebulous thoughts and brought order out of chaos. You are a graduate because your teachers had faith in your potentialities. Never let that faith die but pass it on to your children fully realizing how our forefathers bled and died in order that we may be a free nation under God. MILTON W. BAYLIS Assistant S upcroising Principal

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THOMAS R. DAWSON We wish to extend to you, Mr. Dawson, our deepest appreciation for being such a wonderful friend and guidance counselor. Your advice has helped many a student lead a happy, worth-while life after high school. Thanks, too, for being an ideal sponsor of the Hub.v Your enthusiasm and sincerity are admired by all of us. PPRECI TIO DOROTHY H. ERICKSON For many years you, Mrs. Erickson, have given unselfishly of your time and effort to help make the yearbooks of numerous classes outstanding productions. The colorful, artistic scenery created Coften on short noticel by your art department has added immensely to our pageants and as- semblies. For this and other services, espe- cially in the field of art, we wish to thank you.

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BO RD OF EDUCATIO Standing, left to right: Leon C. Lutz, Su erintendent of Schoolsg Milton W. Baylis, Assistant Superintendentg Walter L. Marshall, Rogaert D. Clayton, Meredith H. Staulcup, jack L. Bower, Chester Camiolo. Seated: Vinton M. Prince, Thomas E. Bowe, Presiclentg Ruth H. Mancuso, George C. Schneider, Vice Presidentg Carlton R. Brown, Secretary. TO THE CLASS OF 1958 The basic cause of the vvorldis strife for all time past, and certainly for the present, is man seeking to subject others or seeking to be free of subjection by others. As you members of the fiftieth graduating class of Glassboro High School take up the pursuit of knowledge, success and happiness, may you be mindful of the presence of your fellowman, and may you respect and defend the rights of your fellowman. VVe hope you will take pleasant memories with you, as you have left pleasant memories, and we wish you the best of luck always. THOMAS E. BOWE, President