Metuchen High School - Blue Letter Yearbook (Metuchen, NJ)

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Graduates in 1942 have opportunities for employment, for service, and for increased learning unequalled in a generation. New sciences and fields of endeavor are being developed in the war effort which will ma' terially affect our future civilian life. Let each new graduate, therefore, chart his course so that it may resound not only to his own advantage but also to the greater good of all. IHEPIHI E

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f X J ff J nv Jl J .jj l it , , XJ j r ' V., IIHIIIIAIIII In the distant future, when we are in a sentimental mood and once again open the cover of this book, we shall remem- ber Miss Haitsch standing in front of class talking about English literature, in the background we shall see the famous bescribbled blackboard. We shall also remember the kind and considerate help she rendered us during our last two years of English, and, as general chairman of this publif cation, the many afternoons and spare hours she spent working for our book. So to Miss Haitsch, we, the senior class of '42, dedicate this book. 4 5

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IIIIIZHIS MR. SPGERL Principal To the most important producer . . . the man responsible for our well being in school . . . the man who recognizes our problems and helps us with them . . . the man who is there when we have no one else to turn to . . the man who is concerned ahout our future . . . the man who has watched us grow . . . the man who will rejoice in our success . . to Mr. Elmo Spoerl, our principal and friend, we say, We love you. 7