Palmyra High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Palmyra, NJ)

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1 G .bv - ,sv 4455 7 W li 1 principcil congratulations to a class who has contributed much to our school. your leadership and citizenship will be remembered and our school will be better because of this. our success in many areas of the school has come because of your loyalty and hard work. bear in mind that you have a very important duty in the future as americans and i hope you have gained the necessary background to succeed. i am honored to have been associated with you and iwill be following your endeavors in the future. taylor r. kirby principal 22

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superintendent of schools these are the times that try men's souIs wrote thomas paine during the american revolution. we, as americans face a crisis today. the crisis resolves itself into two problems: how to win the war in vietnam with honor and justice and how to solve the domestic problems comfronting us in every phase of our lives. the class of 1969 will have a significant part in solving the problems of our society. how well you accept this responsibility will in a large measure determine the role america will take in the future. our wish is for your success in meeting this tremendous challenge. we hope that during the past four years you have been learning lessons of tolerance, loyalty, and clear thinking and lesson learned as a student will enable you to fulfill your future. arthur f. terrell superintendent of schools 21

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Q i assistant principal to the class of 1969: good luck in all your endeavors. strive to be best in whatever field you choose as a career. the future belongs to you. lewis iannucci assistant principal the curriculum coordinator the backward glance that your yearbook will afford you all through the days to come will give you increasing pleasure with the passing years. experiences that are sharply focused at the time of their happening gain perspective as the days pass. eventu- ally they take on the charm and mellowness that only age and distance can lend. it is our hope that memories of your days in palmyra high school may be for each of you a joy forever. thomas p. makin, jr. principal, charles street school