Manasquan High School - Treasure Yearbook (Manasquan, NJ)

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l l f l MR. LEE WEISERT Dedication is that toward which each man strives at some time in his life. Each man endeavors to reach this goal and to become truly happy with himself, his work, his associates and his environment. It is unfortunate that all men are not able to reach this apex of interest, but there are those who do. The dedicated man will flow from any walk of life, from any profession or vocation. He need not be a dynamic personality or a renowned leader, but rather he be an individual who is concerned, an individual who, through his touch with reality and through openmindedness has found something in which he wishes to delve. He must be willing to share his life. He must be willing to sacrifice so that some good might come from his oblation. Then and only then will man realize dedication. Then and only then can man begin to perceive real happiness. He is a laborer, a father with a true devotion to his family. He is a man whose life revolves around those whom he loves. He is a man whose arduous tasks are alleviated by his consecration to kindred. He is a clergyman who, through his intimate association with the spiritual, employs all his senses in strengthening and affirming the faith of his fellow men. He is a teacher, a molder of minds, an educator exhibiting an active interest in those who seek knowledge through him. He is a man whose students are his lifeg whose words are his reward. He is a king, a leader of men, who would travel any road, perform any deed and pay any price so that his people might know peace. This is true dedication. This is true devotion. For there is no price too great. To Mr. Lee Weisert and to all men whose work is inspired by true devotion - we pay tribute. To men everywhere who coincide with this image - we dedicate this book. l -,,,,.. :mf ,il , .se lf?-ek 2

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