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

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xy ,f --- x il: ...ex x,4 g, N Ju FUREWURD The graduating class of 54 selected for its yearbook theme The Wizard of Oz The silhouette of Dorothy stands for the entire senior class The yellow brick road 1S symbolic of our work from freshman to senior year and the Emerald City represents the world we will enter when we have the necessary adult abilities to gain success The many happy hard working and friendly times of high school are not soon forgotten High school years are very important because everyone is striving toward his goal-graduation We feel that the seniors will use well the knowledge gained at Regional and will have the integrity and determination to establish themselves in the world. We have tried to take full advantage of the opportunities offered here and hope that each succeed- ing class will also use them to benefit themselves and their school. We wish to express our most sincere appreciation to the faculty for their assistance in the editing of this yearbook and for allowing us to assume the responsibility of exercising our ideas. Each class that graduates should realize that it should be their aim always to do something for the betterment of their community state and country.

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I N DEDICATED T0 SENIOR HIJVISERS WfL6Nrmm We. the class of 1954, are indebted to our senior advisers who have guided usand assisted us to their very utmost. They have willingly and cooperatively given of their time in directing us to spend ours more wisely. Mr. Speirs has generously given unlimited amounts of time in the strenuous effort of getting out our Regis. He has thoughtfully and seriously plunged into the task of preparing some of us tor college- others to face the outside world. Mrs. Rittenhouse has whole-heartedly divided her time among each and every one of us to see to it that we are on the right road to success and happiness. Her concern for our futures has been equal to that of our own and of those people who are involved in our pattern of life. Mrs. Darby and Mr. Callan will always have a place in our minds because of all the hard work and ideas they have donated to make our class projects successful, They have shown complete interest in all our undertakings and have always sympathiied with our worries and problems. cffqu Miss Sliker's assistance in typing and mimeographing programs and announcements tor our big events has always been appreciated. f QU- LLL SENIOR ADVISERS L. to R.: Miss C. Sliker. Mr. R. Cullen. Mn. H. Ritten- house, Mr. T. Speirs. Mrs. . y. C Darb