Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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PROUDLY Q Our Book to Durmg our h1gh school career many mfluences were at work to 11d us 1n the preparatlon for the future Ranklng very hlgh among these mfluences 1s the part played by all of the teachers under whom we have stud1ed An outstandlng member of th1s teachmg professmon d A St1lo vvlll remaxn prom1nent 1n our memf he started h1s teachmg a or1es durmg the yea career not too many years ago Mr Stxlos 1n1 to teach Enghsh Th1S he has done and done well He has, however scored above th1s goal 1n the hearts of the class of 1954 Wlth h1s complete lack of selfishness he has been an understandlng fr1end mn need to everyone from confused Freshman to frustrated Semor Because of h1s patlent, u1dance the years spent at Merchantvxlle High ttable ones fr1endly g r1ch and unforge t nd as chool have been 1s our slncere w1sh that the Class of 1954 wxll s a a monument to Mr St1lo and that by ded1cat1ng thi yearbook to hmm we may show a small port1on of ou grat1tude to th1s excellent teacher and s1ncere frxend 3 We Dedlcate ,. . . r. cslgonanl .SEA 3 K K . 4 . I - . 1 ' ' , ' '- Mr. Leonar . ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' rs to come. When ' ' A , , . ' ' 'A 'tial intent was It '- -' ' ' S I'

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995-x SCHOOL BOARD Through careful and conscientious attention to the problems and needs of school and community, the Merchantville Board of Education has provided a school system which is a standing tribute to their efforts. 1004 gn-:Q MR. BEN F. LERCH MRS. LEVI B. STILES President Vice-President Prompted by a sincere desire to provide the stu' dents of Merchantville with every opportunity for a complete education, they constantly strive to improve present facilities and to develop new ones. The staff of the Record on behalf of the class of 1954 expresses its thanks to the Board of Education. Q K . MR. FLOYD H. DR. ALFRED G. MRS. GEORGE MR. C. LINCOLN BRADLEY GILLISS GERMAN BROWN I- af wfi .sw 1:-I ' We 1 , ,.,.. Q . , W, 5, i fi A MR. E. DURELL PARKER Secretary to the Board of Education MR. THOMAS MR. JAMES A. MR. RICHARD M. STEWART SEYBOLD STEPHENSON In Memoriam .39 I MR. WILLIAM BUDD MR. HAROLD F STEPHENSON