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

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IN MEMORY OF JAMES E. KELLEY The fully human person is in deep and meaningful Contact with the world outside of him. He not only listens to himseyf but to the voices of his world. The breadth of his own individual experience is injinitely multiplied through a sensitive empathy with others. He suffers with the sujjfering, rejoiees with the joyful. He is born again in every Springtime, feels the impact of the great mysteries of life: birth, growth, love, sujfering, death. His heart skips along with the young lovers, and he knows something, of the exhilaration that is in them. He also knows the ghetto's philosophy of despair, the, loneliness of sujfering without relief and the bell never tolls without tolling in some strange way for him. John Powell SJ

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing, l. to r.: James Wilson, Frank J. Cammarano, Frank J. Millner, George Verbel, Walter'Magdich. Seated: Thelma Moss, Leo Wag- ner, William C. Cummings, Kenneth Smida, Sally Slobodien. Not photographed: Dr. Patricia Kay. CURRICULUM COORDINATOR Marcia Holtzman SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ff Kenneth Smida f f