Haaren High School - Quill and Hammer Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ADMINISTRATION Docfor Klein Mr. Shapiro, Dean 'QV 04,9-n-Af' We-ff Mr. Pinkus ...M 5,0?I50 ',q, . . s..4.,K9xiQSzuZ,

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MESSAGE T0 THE SENIORS lvlany people say very glilmly llial time scliools slioulrl train students lo Iw leaders, lxut iew people liave tliouglil mucli alioul vvlial lcind oil leaders, lor tliere are diltlerent types. The captain ol. a laaslfetidall team, time president ol time board ot directors ol' a large corporation, time ioreman ol a group ol worliers on an assembly line, time llead ol a department oi matliematics, and tlie district leader oi a political party are all leaders, but one could not very well clwange places with anotlier, Furtliermore, the same person migiit ine tire leader in liis neigliluoriiood social club and during the day ine a simple follower, operating a drill press under tile Watclitul eye ot a tore- man. Most people are leaders in some way, even it only in the activities oi tlcieir families. A scliool, tlieretore, it it is really to train tor leaderslwip, should train tor several lcinds. Haaren has given some ot you opportunities to ine actual leaders in widely different fields. For most ot you, llowever, time training lias been tl'1e developing ot certain qualities tlriat most leaders possess. sucli as imagination and decisiveness. Sooner or later you will iind yourselves in some positions ol leaderslwip, even tliougli they may not lie very important. klilwese qualities will lie-lp you malce the most ot your leaclersliip. ARTHUR FRANZEN, Principal

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Miss Sfrauss, Culfing Supervisor :fam I Mr. Hollis ln Charge of Assemblies Mrs. Turfz, Senior Graducrfion Adviser