Nutley High School - Exit Yearbook (Nutley, NJ)

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nth grateful hearts we the class of 57 wash to dedl cate thus yearbook to you our parents to each of whom God has grven the perfect amount of love and understand mg Encouragement rn time of need prlde In our smallest accomplishments never falling rnterest un all we do patience to endure our adolescence and the sacrtflce of all for us make us reallze as our hugh school days come to a close how much you mean to us We humbly say thank you and lovmgly dedlcate thus book to the most wonderful MOMS and DADS In the world Dedication Page 5 . , . . I I ' I T ' I I 1 1 1 I I

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Page 4 ecause political years are so important an the life of our country the Class of I957 chose an election theme for its yearbook There is a marked similarity between the govern ment of our school and its organization and the govern ment and organization of our country In the one we learn co operation are not the least of those qualities which we acquire in the process Here we have attempted to gather together in word and picture those activities and groups which have made up our years at Nutley High and we have added our appreciation where we felt that It should be expressed This book contains CAMPAIGN MANAGERS IFacuItyI OUR STEERING COMMITTEE ICIass Ofificersl THE CANDIDATES fSemorsI SPORTS OTHER ACTIVITIES Uoreword the principles with which we live for the other. Loyalty and

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As the Class of i957 leaves Nutley High School Mr Harry Bennett has also come to the time of his retirement after thirty six years of service Mr Bennett came to Nutley in 1920 before the present high school building was In use He first taught in what IS now the building ofthe Nutley Historical Society Because he has always mamtamed a vital interest in student wel fare and because he has shown always a sympathetic insight into their problems the student body has always held Mr Bennett in high esteem He served N H S not only as a shop teacher but also as Dean and as an OmCIGl at many a football game Our wish for him inthe years ahead would be that he might know the true contentment which comes best from a life Page 6 To , . I I . . . . . , . . . . . , , well lived and work well done. Of this, he is richly deserving. -bl5l:7l!,'ll:l ' 1 112215 152, Q 232130 , S' ln Appreciation MR HARRY BENNETT