Gloucester City High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Gloucester City, NJ)

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE As the Class of 1966 prepare to leave our school and take their places in the adult community, many thoughts come to mind, among them the ever-increasing challenge of our modern scientific world, the need to develop skills and abilities to the greatest possible extent, the troubled state of world affairs, and the eternal search for peace and happiness. I hope that Gloucester City High School has helped to prepare you for the world that you are about to enter. We hope that you will remember your school in the years to come, that you will be loyal alumni throughout your lives, and that you will help us in the future to con- tinue our efforts with the young people of our community. Ralph J. Bracken Principal Janies P. McNally Vice-Principal V

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE In this era of rapid change we must constantly think of education as a con- tinuing activity throughout our lives. The education behind you is merely the foundation on which to build your future years. You have completed a major goal in your lives, and it can be used as the springboard for future success. Let us remember that educa- tion is the turnpike of opportunity in America. I dare you to travel that turnpike with an active mind and with direction in your lives. Congratulations to each and every one of you for reaching this milestone of accomplishment. Thomas W. Sykes Ed. D. Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Thomas Sykes. Richard Hnhhs. Wilber Woodhull. John Corcoran. Presi- dent John Lynch, Llewilyn Vaux. James Martin. William Hughes. Ernest Uibcl.

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Gloria Henkel Library Secretary Lois Pit 7.0 Office Clerk Joan Kramer Secretary to Business Manager JoAnn Mucci Secretary to Superintendent Claire Sheridan Office Clerk