Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ)

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HOWARD BOWERS Q ANTHONY DE FIDI g or lf 15- - - ', wg si? m h, flfkff 2-S2231 '4-. is fr K'L I ,' 1 LK-A. vi ii g ' CORNELIUS DE LEEUW FRANK DIRAIMONDO 1 ..A.. JOHN FRELCZAK MICHAEL FUSCO CHARLES HOHN FRANK HURBAN Wm me Zhe GOZD 57,4135 M Jada Jffzqm Wag Gashed with honorable scars, Low in Glory's lap they lieg Though they fell, they fell like stars, Streaming splendor through the sky. LT. BEN JAGIELLO a GORDON MONNETT WILFRED LANE reel A A J ,,rr ROBERT SCHN-EIDER JULIUS LA ROSA ANDREW J. MlCELl ALBERT SCHRIEKS JOSEPH TIBEN ANDREW MoNAsTRxo SALVATORE Dl GREGORIO WALTER VELOCK JOHN VELOCK AUGUST J. SALVADO ANTHONY MANNA OSWALD LOMBARDI YVES M. LE BOLCH EDWARD KUBA ALFRED PERRONE EDWARD LIPTAK

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64 .747cQmjZciZke4-anime TXON HERE are no words, no phrases, no terminology that can express or even try to relate the great admiration we have for Marinus C. Galanti, a man who has done h for our school. Words count nothing. The sincere thoughts lurking behind true and beautiful and enduring meaning to our so muc ives the only ' edu- inted surface g an outstanding the pr dedication. ' d Sportsman, an excellent orator, as a friend is gold. That To have as a principal a goo d namic leader is silver. To have this same man h for we have had a treasure chest for ten years. his thought- cator and a y ' ' h School are rlc , Mr. Galanti for ' 'th at Lodi Hug e could repay instilled us wi is why we ere some way w the years. He has ' made We wish that there w fulness, friendliness and understanding throughout a fighting spirit and yet has taught us to be good sports. His confident air has us confident, his tactful ways have made us tactful. He told us we were good and we have become good. Through his own example, he has proved to us that education is more than books-it is love of life. He has proved to us that learning is not colorless, but on the contrary, it shouts with the voice of adventure and sparkles with the fire of the torch of knowledge. Mr. Galanti has been our ideal, our inspiration-our shining light on the path of good living, progress, and success. We, the Class of '45, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to our former principal s C. Galanti. and friend, Marinu 9

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