Highland Park High School - Albadome Yearbook (Highland Park, NJ)

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Gllllll HAD u--wf ERNEST L GILLILAND Supervising Prmcxpczl IHIARII 0F EDUCATIO Alired H Buschhorn Chester W Snedeker Mrs Ingnd Waller Condlt S Atkmson Cr Dlstrxcl Clerk Howard F Huber Presxdent Ernest L Grllllund Supervxsmq Pnnclpcrl Iohn Sokoloif Ia nes F Rxley Harold I Sklcxrew Henry A Weller Vzce Presrdent status.

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Mr Prince Chenault It was wrth a great deal of regret that we all bade good bye to Mr Chenault early thrs school year after he had served Hrghland Park H1gh School and 1ts students for about 13 years Before he left to re turn to hrs natrve state oi Alabama Mr Chenault made certarn that thrs year s Albadome was set up and ready to go Wrth the enthusr asm oi a campargn manager he sponsored the actrve Advertrsrng Club the hard workmg busrness staff of the Albadome and numerous Iumor Proms None of us wrll forget our Junror year when Mr Chenaults home room won the Honor Socrety plaque for the homeroom wrth the hrghest scholastrc average for a term Mr Chenault got rrght up rn the assem bly and told the whole student body how proud he was of hrs home room for rt was the irrst trme any homeroom of hrs had won the prrze It was hrs wholehearted rnterest rn the students and then' actrvrtres that made Mr Chenault one of the favorrte teachers rn the school He always lrstened to the oprnrons and rdeas of the students and was constantly strrvrng for the success of any student project Wrth the greatest measure of gratr ude we the class of 1951 dedrcate thrs Albadome to Mr Prmce Chenault - . , ' , . . 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 . . . 1 , . . .. . I 1 1 1

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'IW il f-'N L.. X Um P Speafu It IS a pr1v1lege to greet the class of 1951 your year of graduatlon Thrs Spflng I 1o1n w1th all your school to b1d you not ad1eu but bon voyage and au revoxr The problems wh1ch beset you ln thxs second half of the twent1eth century may seem at fxrst 1nspect1on to be lnsuperable Take heart as you recall how the freedom we cher1 h has always been purchased only by v1g11ance courage and sacr1f1ce Drmk from the 1nsp1rat1ona1 spr1ngs of your Amencan hlstory Remember the great events of 1775 1861 1918 and 1941 Dur1ng your years 1n school you have learned well the splendxd values of mformed courage drlxgence and fa1th These stand as foundahon stones of that character whlch makes the free world strong The seemmgly complex tangle of the modern world smooths out to a srmpler and br1ghter pattern when we recall the words of our late Pres1dent a mes sage never more compe1l1ng than now The only th1ng we have to fear 1s fear 1tself The bravest man 1S many t1mes afra1d but becomes known for h1s courage because he can overcome h1s m1sg1v1ngs My w1sh for you IS that you may go out well armed wxth the clean weapon of fa1th m God and m your fellow men to w1n the good flght for freedom from ear rw, 'A L- , f' 117 'Q' f 'M 1 I I K E s S i 'xk , Y KX l ' s ' , n r , ,f'f I A f ,ff ff , f 1 fc f f , ,f , --ff , n M V 'Q I M,, I 1 o o .S . . I f .