Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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E0 TE T THE HOME ., ,. THE CHURCH ,, , , , THE CONINIINITY THE SCHOOL O,,Y,,T THE STUDENTS ..., XPLA ATIE EE TEE THEME Practically everyone is convinced that education is essential for competition in our complex society. For this reason schools are huilt, equipped, and staffed with the best teachers available. For the same reason we are required to attend them and by our diligent application to make the most of our opportunity to grow physically, mentally, and morally. Yet the formal training we receive in school is only a part of our total educational experience. Education hegins in the home during infancy, The church, various social agencies of the community, and our daily associations with others greatly in- fluence our growth and development. On the fol- lowing pages we have. therefore, called attention to the most important forces vvhich have contributed to our education-the key to our happiness and success. Page 6 10 14 18 58 4 Z

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llElllUA'l'l0 ARNULII WALTER J. BAUER To our incomparable class adviser, Frederic G. Arnold, whose sincere efforts have served as the master key to our happiness and success, and to our capable and diligent staff adviser, Walter J. Bauer, whose timely prudent advice has con- tributed much to its success, we, the Class of 1953, respectfully dedicate this book. FREDERIU G.

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