Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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THE SUPERVISING PRINCIPALS MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Our aims and ambition {or thwarting all subversive activitia that thraatan to undarmina or woalon our na- tional socurify should bo a constant romindor that wa. citixons of tha Unitod Stata . thould maintain a vigilance to the and thot the lofty Ideal o gallantly achieved by our illustriout forebear be forever socured. No chain it ttrongor than it woakest link, to let u ttrivo to mole our nation a strong chain, by each co- operating with the other, and at the end of our alloted time turn in a job wall dona. It ! my prayer thot I may over be of tome service to you and your Alma Mater. Mott cordially your . RUSSELL STETLER THE PRINCIPALS MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1953 During the four year that you have been with u . tho administrator and teacher have worlod with you to give you a sound workable philosophy of life. By procept and examp'o they hove helped you to develop habits of industry and dear thinking. You have acquired a brood background of knowledge which will givo you a sense of appreciation and satisfaction in taking an activo part in the cultural, oconomic and political activities of good citizonship in tho American way of lifo. You, too. are to live the good life: work when you work and play when you play. “Use your leisuro time os a mean of mental as woll as physical development, 'ove good music, good books, good company and good conversation ' and Study to show yourself a good workman that needeth not to be ashamed. A porson with chorocter and good morals, living a vigorous, dynamic lifo, with a worth whilo purpose or objective in lifo will be a credit to himself and to the community in which ho lives. In the future we will watch with sincore intorost your progress in college, in your chosen vocetion, and in life as you continue to develop your talent God he given you. Best wishes for your heppinoss and success. JOHN E. BENNETT Principal RUSSELL STETLER SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL JOHN E. BENNETT. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mildred K. Bennett Mr . Bennett writes excuses when we’re lato And keep our senior rocords straight. Secretary to High School Principal Celeste E. Wenzel Miss Wenzel's either taking dictation or typing a letter, Mr. Stetler couldn’t find a secretary ar.y hotter. Secretary to Superintendent