Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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e Wl R S S A SRR e L PAT ANGELO-Pat is one of the famous stardusters. Soon we will all be dancing to his big name band. Pat can play a lusty sax: Soon he'll make them all on wax. 7 RAC AR ENTlNO-She's always pleasant and riendly; has a joke for everyone. Faccious is her favorite word, Its meaning tho, she's never heard. WR lee club, dramatics, sports. y e a job that's hard to do Jusfsk Bea, she'll see it through. TOM BALDWINA very quiet, courteous boy. Manager of some of the athletic teams. A nicer boy you'd never see A musical farmer he wants to be. JOE BANAFATOPoor Little Joe always in the dog house, but always manges to get out. Joe's a lively jitterbug You ought'a see him cut a rug. TED BASTEDOHe's the strong silent type. He loves the great outdoors. Ted grew tall just like a flower He loves his French, don't you, Monsour? BILL BAUMBand, dramatics. W Billy Baum with trumpet hot Always plays with all he's got. MN $ MARGARET BOOTHMargaretf i VM and sweet. Bootie' is her nickname still, Men prefer blondes, don't they, Bill?

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ADMINISTRATION TC THE CLASS 'OF 1948 The class of 1948 is moving on to a different level of life. The preparation you have received for life has been in proporiion to the effort you have put forth. No one can take from you the joy and peace of mind you have experi- enced in sharing your abilities and talents. After all, a rich and full life is one that has learned fo share its success with others. The true friendships you have formed here should be maintained through life; be not too ready to discard the old for the new. Have faith in the present and hope for the future. Fatalism has no part in the life of one who is truly educated. What you accomplish in the future will depend largely upon your determina- tion to meet new situations in life with an open mind and a ready willingness to en- dure patiently and kindly the rebuffs you will encounter. When the world chal- lenges you to do greater things, think right, be clear in your reasoning, be per- sistent in effort and let nothing furn you either to the right hand or the left hand. We will always cherish pleasant memories of you. Congratulations and best wishes for your continued success. JOHN E. BENNETT Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1948 It has been my pleasure to work with you during the 1947-48 school year. Your twelve years in school will become memo- ries which will be cherished by you forever. Even the war years, as you grow older, will not be forgotten, due to the fact that you were strong enough to carry on during these trying years; a character- istic portrayed during that period as well as many other outstanding traits observed that will yield results. Itis my bepe thatyou ma

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N THEESENELR CEAES 0, KATHRYN BOROWSKYKathryn is a big help in the Commercial Dept. A helping hand she always'lends She surely has a host of friends. JOAN BRITCHFORDJoan is very attractive with her red rimmed glasses. A baby sitter most sublime She sits with one Babe all the time. JOE BRUCEDeputy sheriff and track. He has nought to do but gain more knowledge, Because his girl is off to college. JOE BUCCO-BIlock M , football. Joe Bucco with hopes sublime Talks of girls all the time. JANE ANN BURLEW-Y sr book, student council and honor society. Jane Ann could accomplish a whole lot more If Bob would stay away from her door. JOHN CAMERON Scotty -Soccer fan. Fishing and swimming are his favorite sports. John has come out to the country to stay. From Brooklyn he's happy to get away. ANGELO CEVASCO-Excellent in sports, and can she R hit that ball. A She's not so fond of the printed book P,J'Xi But boys, she really loves to cook. r j N TRV 0 PAULINE CHOCHAGlee club, majorettes, one of the Three Musketeers. A majorette with step so light All she does is exactly right.