Madison High School - Alembic Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Principal THE PRINClPAL'S SALUTE TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Once upon a time the Wold building received ac- colades. Let us pay honor to the fine years we spent there. A school, whether new or old, speaks of many people beyond the faculty, which is its backbone. Our splendid new building is the expression of a responsible community, of a hard-working Board of Education, of far-seeing plan- ning by those directly responsible for its erection. In addition, l personally shall always associate this school particularly with the Class of 1959, not because you are its first graduating class, but because you gave it a memorable start. You came in with a pledge, you are going out with that pledge fulfilled. l am proud of you as people. You do honor to Madison High School. Ward A. Shoemaker BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. WARD A. SHOEMAKER B.S., M.A., University of Minnesota, Ph.D., Columbia University Hig h School Principal Board ol Education FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Johanna Williams, Secretary to the Board, Mr. Paul T. Rotter, Mr. Richard R. Hough, President, Mr. Torey J. Sabatini, Vice-President, Mrs. Beatrice S. Meyer, Mr. Clark B. Tower, Mr. David S. Mclean.

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Administration SUPERINTENDENT I am happy to have this opportunity to tell you, the members of the Class of 1959, how much your part in the fine opening of the new Madison High School is appreciated. Yours is the first class to graduate from this building. Your leadership has made the transition an easy one for both faculty and student body. The pledge, which you initiated, to protect the property from damage is but one example. The continued excellent care of the building by all testifies to your effectiveness. During the past two years it has been my good fortune to work closely with you and to know your fine qualities. These qualities make yours a class that will long be remembered. David S. McLean DAVID S. MCLEAN B.S., M.A., Columbia University, Graduate work at Harvard University ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Madison High School 1958-59 is like a new ship sailing out to sea with the crew experienced, the ship solid, the passenger eager. During high school years young people are engaged in the process of finding themselves. What your are, what you wish to be, and what you may become are all- important problems to you. Understanding fundamentals can aid you in keeping life's ship on its course. Good luck on your voyage, Class of 1959. William F. Brown 10 i I WILLIAM F. BROWN B.S., Springfield College, M.Ed., University of Maine, Studying for Doctorate at University of Maine Assistant Superintendent of Schools ,

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RICHARD M. ALLEN A.B., Colgaie University, M.A., Columbia University Freshman Guidance, English Tomorrow, fomorrow, and lomorrow . . . RUTH M. AIMER B.A., Adelphi College H English - Now, keep your wifs abou? you. MARY A. ACKERMAN B.A., Montclair Sfaie Teachers College Dum of Girls, Laiin r Aru fhlft any quesfions? FRANK M. BOTTONE B,S., Panzer College Physical Education, Driver Education A new school and a cool Yule. 12 ALBERT T. BROCAGLIA B.S., New York University, M.A., Moniclair Slate Teachers College Business This is no! a fest. This is a written experience.