Hasbrouck Heights High School - Coronian Yearbook (Hasbrouck Heights, NJ)

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xmkilxqy if N J fx ff ffwfff fn! iw 'U C 0 v ll: .... mv '- ' I c g As an artist molds a piece of sculpture, a specific en- vironment molds the individual. The place where one works and plays determines to a great extent the over- all development of one's personality and moral con- science. We, the seniors of Hasbrouck Heights High School, should consider ourselves lucky to have been able to spend these last four years in the type of en- vironment which is conducive to the building of sound adults. The teachers have been the artists with the school as their studio. We have worked and studied in the classrooms, con- stantly striving toward our goal of greater knowledge. We have competed strongly on the playing fields in order that the orange and black might fly victorious. Our school days in Hasbrouck Heights High School will never be forgotten-the quick lunches so that we could attend a meeting, the election that was lost by lust one vote-not a day passed without some stunt or social predicament perpetuating itself in our memories. We leave Hasbrouck Heights High School now as young men and women who before had been boys and girls. Even though many changes have taken place, morally and mentally, as well as physically, we realize that we are not yet fully mature. There are many aspects of life which we have yet to experience. Still, the foundation has been laid, and as with the giant skyscrapers, the entire building will be only as good as its foundation. We believe our foundation is good.

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