Haddonfield Memorial High School - Shield Yearbook (Haddonfield, NJ)

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PgF DEDICATION O one who has inspired us with his teaching, whose sincere friendliness was im- partially given, and who, by his sound yet kindly ad- vice, has guided us through our high school years, we, the Class of 1937, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Malcolm D. Johnson

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HADDONFIELD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL HADDONFIELD NEW JERSEY I EDITORIAL STAFF J. BRUCE SXVIGERT, Editor-I'1I-Cla-z'qf H. ELIZABETH BARNARD THOMAS A. BOXVEN SARA BROOKS BETTY M. BRONVN CHARLES COX GILBERT M. HILL MARY IVIACCLELLAND J. KENNETH NEVIUS M. LEROY NEVIUS RUTH SMITH JESSIE STRATTON BUSINESS STAFF CHARLES R. IXIULLOY, JR., Business Manager JOHN L. H.AYES ARTHUR HYDE ' J. ROBERT LEES L. VIRGINIA MILLER HOWARD C. PARKER RUTH SHANNON TYPING STAFF MARIE DE GRASSE VIOLA DI MARCO EVELYN B. PRIGGEMEIER CATHERINE M. ROBINSON ELLEN C. JYOUNG ART STAFF JESSE B. EDGAR JACK FARQUI-IAR. J. ROBERT LEES VERNON H. PARKER

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I COMMENCEMENT marks your entrance into a life of new activities. New friends, new dut.ies, and new interests in a kaleidoscopic world will replace the old. Economic and social conditions will appear complex, and fundamental ideals will at times seem futile and useless in coping with unfamiliar situations. Although these problems may seem insurmountable, they offer, in the light of successful scholastic attainment, an opportunity toward the furtherment of progress, both individual and social. Educated men and women must of necessity lead the nations toward democracy or autocracy, liberalism or conservatism, tolerance or bigotry. lt is my sincere hope that, as you undertake your share in the solution of these problems, you have gained during this phase of your formal education, gi sane balance and perspective which will enable you to meet with intelligence and sincerity the political, industrial, and social WM? conditions of your community. Page Fz've