Moorestown Senior High School - Nutshell Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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PAUL R JONES Supertlnng Prmewpal lo rua Shmou QLASS Ol' 1949 lhe schools of this country offer the finest opportunities to learn how to llve together All phases of a school s program COIltI'lblltC to the very eomplex pattern of learning how to get along with others Ihe friendly environment of this high school has glven you a chance to develop as an lndlvldual and as a member of a group Your partlclpa tion in the classroom and in the many 3CtlVltlCS of the school we trust has been a great asset to you We believe you have learned through the the rights of an lndivldual, but also the responslbllltles whlch they mclude Your student government organization has given you a first hand experience with government and its obhgatlons Goethe said one time I he bm st of all governments is tha which eaches us o govern ourselves It is now your responslblllty to become an active supporter of demo eratie government in your community, your state, and your nation We will feel well repaid for our efforts if you accept these responsibilities 55,606 discipline of self-government the importance of not only understanding 'f ' e '- - ' t ' t- l 1 I JL

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MARY E ROBERTS High School Principal lo llll- SPNIOR fuss UI' 'HO lhe backward glante that your yearbook wlll afford you all through the days to come wlll glve you lncreaslng pleasure wlth the passmg years lnxperlences that are sharply focussed at the tlme of their happenmg galn perspectlve as the days pass Eyentually they take on the charm and mellowness that only age and dlstanfe can lt nd lt IS our hope that your memories of your days ln Moorcstown Hlgh School may be for each of you a Joy forever fhe orward glante that all of us project lIl our thoughtful moments toward the un ltrldlll future IS matter for vague tonjeeture, hngh hopes, or lrank dlSIIldy dependlng on our own mental eoneepts of the lmpllcatlons ln modern selentlflc, soual and economu tra nds, and on our own philosophy of hfe lhe g6Il9I'dll0ll to whlch you, our seniors, be nation from partlclpatlon ln tht most dlsastrous and far reathmg war ol all tlmcs and tht harnessing of the forees of nature by men of suenet to make the tmy atom an lnstrument of death deallng destruetlon or llmltless beneficenee, dependmg on the will and dll'0ClllL orce w1th1n the user of thls unleashed power A complete hstmg of the world shakmg events of your tlme, brlef as your span of hfe has been, would stagger the lmagmatlon of the thoughtful person who queries, What next 9 Between the safeguarded, secure past of your school days and the uncharted paths of your future hes the present eaeh day of lt a preelous opportuulty for each of you to hw a full hfe through maltmg your maxlmum contrlbutlon to the soclal economle, and p0l1tll al pattern of the complex CIW ll1Zatl0ll of whlch you are a part 'lhe latent force 1n the tmy atom IS an apt symbol of the potentlalltles for good or ull ln a slngle mdlvldual Ihr world needs as never before the dlrectlve force of good men and women, actuated by llllltlll gent and COIlStI'llCtlVC thlnltmg to become human mstrument of the DIVIIIP Plan to maltt lhy Klngdom coma , l hy will be done on earth as lt IS ln Heaven rw 2 iffeff' 1 1' ' l 1- : ee- - Y as K ' f . . ' ' . - . , , l 4 I Y ' 7 l 1 Vx L 1 l f . v I . lf long has witnessed, along with many other epoch-making events, the emergence of our - ee ' 1 991, . X r y v v. l ' 1 . . . d 4 9, I J I

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