North Hunterdon High School - Regis Yearbook (Annandale, NJ)

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.xdclminiafrafion The Board of Education: Through actions and decisions which Ceaselessly affect the lives of succeeding generations, the school board member builds his own enduring monument. Our Board of Education has been given the responsibility of making decisions of policy which directly affect every aspect of our life here at Regional High School. lt has become their task to help chart the course of our learning experiences and in so doing they are making the decisions and approv- ing the policies which will help both teachers and students keep to the course. It is through their vision and sense of direction that we will be able to learn those things we need to know to live a happy and useful life. Through their recognition of our need to improve the quality of our personal living, as well as our living together, the aspira- tions of our parents and the community are fulfilled. BACK ROW: Frank C. Dalrymple. Wesley I.. Lance. William H. Kinney, George B. Meliclr. Robert M. Dunn. Dr. Iumes A. Frozee. Dr. G. Clifford Singley. FRONT ROW: Wilbur K. Lance. Harry M. Seals. Anna H. Stevenson. Raymond B. Apgar. Richard A. Schultz. Albert M. Reading.

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40 qw le lCafeJ fo ik? 0l'l'l0l'g 0 Joan Case We her classmates shall always remember Ioan as a qu1et fnendly gtrl hked by everyone who knew her She was an attract1ve grrl and to her close fnends she was known atfecnonately as Casey An 1ntense feehng for hfe made her love all that was full of hfe A fnsky colt or a harmless pract1cal 1oke was great fun to her But loan had her senous srcle and 1t was promment 1n her hte As a member of the Reglonettes she expressed her love ol musxc Sports were a never endmg source of enloyment to her All the admtratron that we had for her was shown by her electlon to the OlllCe of treasurer of our Iumor class lt was easy to place confldence rn Ioan because she was so smcere and honest Her plans for the future 1nCluded the study of 1nter1or decoratrng one of her ma1n mterests For all these thmgs and more we shall remember her It IS not easy to say exactly how we feel but a small part of our affect1on admrratlon and esteem for Ioan w1ll hve forever through thxs annual .fuk X .. N. X. 4 It I 7 . L J-

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Dr. G. Clifford Singley. Superintendent. aff. lt is Publishing a high school yearbook is a real experience lor the st also a great deal of pleasure for the student body which furnishes the copy. . . . , k This is their second publication. The smoothness with which the wor progressed is evidence of the lessons leamed last year. Progress is being made, and will continue to be made, not only in more efficient techniques, but also in the quality of their productions. I congratulate the staff on a Job well done. A yearbook is a worthwhile contribution to e ie . s nse the history or story of a year's work and play and the written and e pictorial evidence of our year together. As time passes, it will become one of the links that will help us to recall the friendships, happy associations and activities we enjoyed at North Hunterdon Regional High School. th l'f of the school It is in a