Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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t ALMA MATER V- Hail, Alma Mater, of thee we sing. Our lifted voices your praises ring. We’ll cherish you and add to your fame; Always and ever we’ll uphold your name. Though other thoughts may change with the time. Duty to you is foremost in our minds. Down through the years winning honors anew, We’ll all be loyal, Matawan, to you.

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FOREWORD The dictionary tells us that a student is not only one who is enrolled for study at a school, but also a person who studies or investigates. Moreover, we are told that a school is a place or institution for teach- ing and learning. Mix the teaching, the learning, and the student in proper proportions and something called “education” takes place. Education is at once a process and a result. By the time we become graduating seniors we are able to assess what we have become. The 1965 Pillar staff has tried in this yearbook to reflect what we are together with a timely representation of how we have developed in useful knowledge and responsible citizenship. • t,

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A Student Seeks Mr. Luther Faster Superintendent of Schools to ne class or ms.- Hina U a generation wi.lch lias Iln4 through iw world w ts In the first half ol a cantury which ku MinttHl nora rapid change than was ever wspeneoced in Eha history of aank-.nd. Your» la a generation which will U a to sue tha .lawn of a now century. whan the hat la toll the opening of Hie now cantury. will we be sblo to aay tlwit the latar years of tha dying century wars years ol unparalleled ecoconic opportunity or will -w find that tha long dark ntgut of barbatior - at descended upon ne. without «van a star of nopcT It can be alther. Ttua, 1 boUevw, la inc ».»; lenge Of Yowt Cc.K!ul loo. Good tuck and nay Cc-d be wltn you. Suparlntaodent of Schools MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MATAWAN NtW JCR CV Jut.. 21. 1965 To the Class ol 1965, 1 extend sincere congratulation-». Aa students st Mttawin Regional High School, you have accumulated a great deal of Information, learned to think more effectively, and dis- covered some of the attitudes and characteristtca needed for furthering your education. Continued learning doe indeed require ambition, turn, hard work, ««I striving. Education i continuous, whether it takes place la. college or In day-lo-da-, living. It la my hope that you will look upon the completion of your high school training at i»ut one part ol the education that you will experience throughout your lives. You arc young and U the beginning of a future which will be filled with years of precious tune. Use this time well. Look into this future with interest because you are going to spend thi rest of your lives there. Le.irn how to make the right use of your knowledge, develop • sound philosophy, and cultivate tile ground that you have prepared here. 4 John V. Caracciolo Principal