High Point Regional High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Sussex, NJ)

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I l t I ANDREW CARNEGIE was a giant in the railroad and steel industries. He believed that it was the duty of a rich man to distribute his wealth during his lifetime. To that end, he established 2800 libraries and many cultural halls throughout America. Serving an unprecedented four terms as President ol the United States, FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT was a popular leader who made extensive use of lireside radio chats to explain his plans and generate enthusiasm to push them through Congress. I l l l X Y The crippler poliomyelitis was conquered by DR. IONAS SALK in 1953 after more than Z5 years of research. Polio was reduced by 967, in less than ten years. SALK's re- search continues in California at the Salk Institute. 3 A lifetime passion for machinery led HENRY FORD to Detroit where, in 1896, he completed his first motor ve- hicle. The Ford Motor Company manufactured the first Model T in 1909. I l l I ROBERT FROST's poetry was clear, understated, well- metered and told the stories of rural America. He was a four-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and has been called America's poet laureate. MARTIN LUTHER KING was a leader in the cause of civil rights. He had been a pastor before turning to the cause of segregation. His leadership earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. He was assassinated by lames Earl Ray in 1968. I l One of the most elementary symbols of the American way of life was established when 1. EDGAR HOOVER and his Federal Bureau of investigation G-men set out to clean up the country. His career spanned over 40 years, A plain, homely woman with tremendous appeal to the masses, who was always in the thick of things de- scribes ELEANOR ROOSEVELT and her lifetime of poli- ticking beside her husband during his four terms. I l Lieutenant Colonel IDHN GLENN started Americas trav- els to outer space when he became the first American to orbit the earth, He had been an aviator in World War II and a test pilot in peacetime. The motion-picture industry was revolutionized in Ameri- ca and DAVID WARK GRIFFITH became known as the Father of the film art and king of directors for his part in this revolution. His camera techniques were the pioneering steps of the industry. I l l I THURGOOD MARSHALL is the first Negro to serve as a justice of the Supreme Court. His law career was aimed primarily at civil rights cases. GERALD R. FORD, the first President to achieve the of- fice without an election. In 1974, through a series of scandalous events, the Nixon administration toppled and FORD reached the position through approval by Congress,

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i amass may mamirmmcnzuiws e ILL Manufacturer 95 Sauth Seconcl street, Cflpposite the Merchants' Coffee-House, Plniladj Mfinumsrunias Au. Kim: or Qmi.i.s, Dutch, English, German, i and Upaque, raomsz 50 T0 SOSPHRIOM. swine A1-in mow QUILLS, at various prices. He also uiers far sale, :ml keeps conatantl y on lnml, at Manu- : vf' - 9 , ' , ., , . ,. . - - ?:' 071-jefoe, 1 91344 4f,Q-Qneoo veg-Io,'o:4oo '40- L.,!,!..L in '- if fe if , rarer' , ri -2--nal A x-Mx .:-'-.V .-n- .,.- , .A wi.. 5- -. 'u.:'i4P7'V - if -M R wi'i h4lsssatRIv Tae Sunsnnun-:ns renpvelhslly infnrm ilu- Public and ilu- Citizens nf ll ilvnin nn nnfl Rexv-Castle in pnrticulnruliat ilu-y have esmlilislierl s 'Stage fnrilie purpose nl' rnrryiuai r Mnrl Q between the aforesaid plaecs.,aml nlsnfnr the gnnveyanee of passengers and lm gage. ..lv will ' leave New-Casllo for Wilnringlnn, every mnrnin between R und 7 nlclnek, and arrive ll D. Bnmrou s Tavern, in time fnr passengers in like ! e 8 n elnck Stage fm- Philmlclpliin. -8 Tum binge will ncralinmlly return to New-Cnslle in lhe forenoon, when n nullirienl nllmher ol' - passengers erlfrr nml hm-lc in Wilminblon, and leave lluere every day for hew-Castle eller the arrival ofthe Pliilailclpliia 'ihgesr V V Passengers may rox! assured. that this establishment will he mueli safer anrl mnrr rxperlilinus 6 5 llmn any lierelnlbre established between those two 'Pow-nr having the best horses, nnfl A careful A driver. Q.-'1'+I- ..:---:.::::'z 10.32, Q lo on ' 1 Q, GQ g i 6 ,K K 4? ld. K1-Mb-mp HQ, ,N 4:0 ' T'fi1'i.'fy, N we -r ', 1 fx in Q ' A, QMS!! Qflli f 'z' O, X ,i M.. . 84 5 - 5 Wednuzffan anal 72am-lgutfe do . ' . Q , Q jf Jo ' , i . . - i r K , ' ., ' ' eo 6,6 JDSEPH BRIAPGHURST, r- M- Wilmivlgflm- ' 7ViImix-igfan, DJ1 VID .MURRISOJVQ r. N. Jfcw-Castle. Delaware. O fnclurers pricrs, a large stock nl' O G-RENVILLEVS 0,0. 9 9 -f Q -' , 0 . g . , : . Q O o A Q ' 4 , ., . , Q A ,' , M Agqvopbgi-bo , 99 o. 'Q Vqfoooeooff in Y Y Q 05 'fn Wnrranted superior lorimmedinte production of .let Black Ink. ' 4 'V' V V' 'V ' , ALSO, SUPERIOR SEALING WAX, , G-Qi' h ' , ,- ' , Warranteil to bum free and slick well, ul' VIHOIII colaun, 'lf' i rv. 'N 'A l vis.. Ligiu. and Dark Blue, Light and Dark Green, Yellow, r 1, Braun, Guild, lon, Flrsh, Onngv, hc. K - I V N, INCOHRUPTIBLE 1? f ,, ,-I ' S: 1 ' - ' 21,1-' , 5 Porcelain Teeth. lg gf A ,V r T ' 'HE Subscriber ren- '-S 4 ggf V ,f pcclfully informs the pub- '- - , lic! than he neu Porcelain, or ' ' ' .Q 1 V . A 6 VK any vnhu Yeuh Lhc pemm may delve, un miidcrnrc , 753-,7 Ll 4 ri ,Q .Y--. fi' A A ' mum. 'Fha-nwfrnvcd I'on:eliun'l'etlh, whuhlle mann- 'QS' . ' ' ' ill - Qui hunts: nfany nhxilc I0 C0ffI3lp0Ild with the nalural ones, 1 ' 4- A hi I, SI: Q, ill remii their uri Qual colour for any length ofnmc, uid Lfivqb fr fy., ng' 1' ? 'fn 4 me not dvcmnpoocg by acids, Those DBI by him will be , Yi fm ' warramed to nwul, ual be ll serviceable u any thing ul' she kind can be made. . Dperuiqns an who Teeth performed on ,reasonable lzflili. ' ' FA 'WUEL CHA HBERLAIN. Dentist, No. 67 Hank Eiglub, ill: doug below Area llhll. Avril 20--if V J, -it v,,'. ,fy f f - ex ractsfwm ffg.i9,-.i e R ...mi!ea , f if n 3.55 255.01 , .,,,., y , -1 1-:. ---px. AM: -..,-' ' WM. GO'U'PIiA.ND'S LI VERY ST.f1BLES, Comiiilfe. -Ill Silver Watches, 'illllll C350 la gflll 'ICH WI!- raiiml in mn. lnmilhfvfffl. ia ' r ri i ii Rh from 75 eu, in 5:0L0 fit? ulipklw I iam-utils! Fmgvr '5t,'2: , Lek: ,. QQ! Ln!- A wriely .-fm-ry grid- Sigur nd Um, am-fr rlpumn, st-venues ind Thiwblen. kc. kc. Put UNIQUE 6 - li . u , . - Gnu gi ailwr n I A mm p- m ,,,,,,,4,,,.,g,,f,,13xi,..i,1:.-lu Eu li ' ' ' . 4 ' fi L ' . ' i I l Harmonv Street, . if - f RUNNlN13 FROM 'l'HlRD 'YU FOURTH. . u r-sam:-i puma md nn liberal menus. Mila uf ibn ub--we gunds uinnufnemml And for QU by B. RCHIINSCDI, ll his uma. No. I! Bula nm-el. scum-ir Bw-na und 111214 A uxrvu. nan duo: Aluuluuwhsny duet. wink uhln- - l'HlLADELl HlA. y GLASS lJUTT!NG FAQ'!'0!l!', 'HB lubneribnr :till continues the Gian Cuuiag business, ih all In uri, Oilbrnucheo, and hu ll his non. No. 88 North Third street, Philndeliihil, A nr, extensive IBIDNUEIIC N all Linden! Glam, em, Ylain and prcnscdg furniture limbs, he of nl kiudofvifnncxtry Mereluuva and :inn are requested iu call and examine pre' vionrm param mg. nl every mich will be wld as ilu- uYrarellerr'.'la'f'1IrmI1mfnlrd 'Ill Ihr' num! rwmannbfv lrrnu. iwicu' by Ann sl HKISLEY. , Between Chcsnnt :ind Walnut Sim-ts. fell!-in iiuusms AM: UAHHIAGESP .,.... muovcm-ns. GIGS, SADDLE HORSES, Kr. l 'ro num. r Houses 'rAxEN in ,ir Livanv. Composition emu and dnl v-we F157 - f- --- Y POWELL 8: TH0RP9S WESTERN SL NORTHERN i , .ww-12:11-rise in 53- iv- c'1ir :L if' ,, lx 1 - , I F 3 ,f I 4 4- 1-iaff1 'P? lf X., l ' fi ' 3- Siege -S? Canal I'ac!se! Baa! Qjlcz, W I .1-...H -P iii-ima.-.Fm f ', ' ... . ...,- 4' 1--gf :e..:.1:.mr