Lower Camden County High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Lindenwold, NJ)

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In dedicating this yearbook to Reconver ' sion. you of the Senior Class, along with thousands of other graduates, are assuming a re ' sponsi- bility for determining the pattern of life that will most efiectively enable this natio n, and the world, to realize the ideals for which we have so gallantly fought-the Four Fre d e oms. Many of you are completing the period of your formal education while others are o' 9 mg on to institutions of higher learning to pursue individual interests. Whichever of these th pa s you have chosen, keep always in mind the power ot your education as a compellin f t g ac or in this new age in the history oi man The knowledge, the skills, the understand- ings gained by you young people will deter mine in the next few years whether this nation can or will solve th d'ff peace. e 1 icult problems of the We, your teachers, expect big things of you -do not disappoint us! 2izn.2fW4M,,,., MR. W 7

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IHIAIIII Ill EIIIIIIATIII IFR MR. FERD LOHRSBACH MR. MARIO D'ACIERNO President Vice-President TERM EXPIRES FEBRUARY, 1946 MR. FRANK DONIO MR. RICHARD EWAN MR. ARTHUR ELDRED TERM EXPIRES FEBRUARY, 1947 MR. MARIO D'ACIERNO MR. CALVIN HARLEY MR. FERD LOHRSBACH TERM EXPIRES FEBRUARY, 1948 MR. ALBERT W. FERG MR. ALONZO NORCROSS MR. IACOB MCQUATE MRS. IOHANNA BERTON MRS. EDITH TEMPLETON Custodian Secretary PIIESIIIINVS MESSAGE Iune, 1946, is an historic occasion for this graduating class at Lower Camden County Regional High School, marking as it does the successful termination of a four-year period of educational endeavor, designed to bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood by preparing the class for its role in the social and ecomonic lite of the community. It is, likewise, historic for this class, in that it becomes the first of the post-War period-a period that should be brighter in its opportunities for economic, social, and spiritual development, individually and collectively. The courses at the high school had as their purpose preparation of the individual for his or her place in this post-war world, as yet not shaped, but ready to be molded by those who fall heir to it. In behalf of the members of the Board of Education, I extend to the graduates my sincere congratulations on their achievements during their high school careers. Further, I express, in behalf of my fellow Board members, the earnest hope that the efforts expended here will bring to each member of the class the greatest measure of success in every venture attempted. FERD M. LOHRSBACH, President, Board of Education of the Lower Camden County Regional High School District No. l. 6

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