Irvington High School - Morrellian Yearbook (Irvington, NJ)

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-any-.-fr i 'L f T . . A K f.1f?+f.,, T , s E Q' if Head of the English Department, Miss Lorine Hyer displays a student-built model of a Shakespearean theater, used to enrich the classroom material. FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT To keep pace with the ever- changing patterns of the modern world . . . new texts providing con- tinuity of purpose, interest, and growth . . . revisions in curriculum ...diagnostic testing routines spark- ing a careful ability grouping of all students . . . courses offered on five levels to meet the varied range of individual needs . . . debates in the Junior year and term papers in our Senior year . . . the English pro- gram is designed to stimulate inquir- ing minds, develop abilities for self- expression, and promote activities which evolve into effective patterns of life . . .

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My best wishes to the Class of 1960. May the things you have learned in Irvington High School, which may or may not be the things we taught you, serve you well. Right now you think that the Class of 1960 is just about the best ever, and that no other group has ever quite reached your pinnacle. Keep the feeling. Part of a verse in the Bible says, . . . if the salt have lost his savor, wherewith shall it be salted? In my modern translation this means that if the youth of today has lost its enthusiasm, its vigor, its idealism, its self-confidence, its capacity for hard work, what hope for the future? So keep your proud self-assurance, add a dash of humility so we can live with you, and go out to change the world. HARRY C. WASASIER C X. fi I. gy . V ' As you go forth into fields of greater endeavor, be grateful for the opportunity to give of yourself in service to your fellowman, which will make you stronger and richer in spirit, for the self-control you will need to exercise, which will purify your spirit, and for the service you will render, which will ennoble your spirit and bring you success. That is my fondest hope for all of you, so, best wishes and good luck. WILLIAM PATZ Ld ll

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