Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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You are preparing to leave Merchantville High School and l think ot you as endeavoring to look out into the tuture eager to discern what awaits you there. l frequently hear such expressions as lt l can just get a break or it luck comes rny Way. Perhaps there is such a thing as hav- ing good luck or failing to get a break lout that idea is greatly overworked. Generally speaking, we get what we go after provided we go after it hard enough. l wish you great success in your various future careers, but let me say it this ways-- l Wish you increasing capacity and eagerness tor hard work, and a growing conviction that real success is the reward ot unyielding in- tegrity and concentrated effort. Sincerely yours, I. HUNTER HOWARD, High School Principal.

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The Class ot l937 is to be congratulated tor sev- eral reasons. ln the tirst place it is the largest Senior Class in the history ot Merchantville High School, its activities have been numerous and, l believe, unusually successful. The quality ot the scholarship, the academic standards achieved, and the charac- ter ot the individual members has been tully up to any ot its predecessors. The crowning achievement ot your Work is this year's 'lRecord , which you leave behind you to be preserved in the Archives ot the Board ol Education as a vivid tribute to the entire school. l congratulate you. lOl-lN W. KRATZER, Supervising Principal.

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FACULTY ADVISERS MR. IOHN W. KRATZER , MR. . .R HOWARD l HUNTE MR. WILLIAM R. I-'LINN MRS. ELIZABETH D. ARMSTRONG MISS PEARL C. KIMES MRS. HELEN W. SHEAFFER We, as a class, deeply appreciate the co-operation given us by our Faculty Advisers. They have given unstintingly of their time and talents in making all our enterprises a success, and throughout our senior year their guidance and advice has been invaluable. For all they have done for us, we thank them and commend them to the Class ot Nineteen Thirty-Eight.