Penns Grove Regional High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Carneys Point, NJ)

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION l fr I' RTX MM MR NEIL MILLER MRS F MARION WILLIS MR ELWOOD LOVELAND President '5 F.- 'Nw'- i Q4-X W .rd FRANK CAMPO bln.- IW hr Vice Presndent Secretary iv DR PAUL W CARLETON MR AUSTIN CLINE 4 W 'M '98 DR DUNCAN J CROWLEY MR CLAY FLANIGAN MR ROLAND S KILLE No? shown Mr Clarence Charlap 4 , 4 ' I I I 4 I ' I Qtr- , 'IIf I 'f I, ' f 2 ' 1' ' T ' I I , X . ,, rn ' ' , fy : V ' ' I 51213, . I-2 ' I I -, -- f f ., -,ffzzsh 4, i X , ,wry ' ' R -. I ' - , 'V A . if ' ' if , I I - I I - xi' . A ' V , .X ' y , I I ' 5 - f , , V ww 1 5 g ,gf ff'f7w 111 I Q , K . ' ' , ' 37 gf' ' ,. fi A ' . I I I, 'R' I? I - ,' ' ' ,R . P- A I' I , if f ' I I I X - I ' A -- I . ll? 1 ' ' ' ' ' A I W if .xc W K V I - ,V 9 X E - J : X - , . MR. . . . lft wfizf, ' ' , I 5?l 7W I , ' - 3 N 5 'QV I V E ' ii - , X . -1 I I ' 535- A -I . , - , qt. I W. . t Q VA ., ' ' k fi' 1 - ' Y Y' KI I XE ' 'I 4-39: A 'f'fv'vN ' . .

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Mr. Allan Tomlinson, Superintendent of the Penns Grove-Upper Penns Neck Schools Best wishes and lots of success to the class of 1956. l have had the opportunity of seeing you at work and play during the past four years, and I have been impressed with your many outstanding achievements as individuals and as a group. The success and satisfaction you have enioyed as students in Regional High School will be carried with you through college and into your field of work. As you go forward into your chosen field of endeavor and take your place in the family of American communities, let your ideals and your intelligent interests become the corner stone of liberty and freedom for succeeding generations to build upon. ALLAN TOMLINSON I0 rkljwlg' MRS. PAULINE HARRINGTON Secretary

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MR. WILLIAM L. MANZE, Principal Heartiest congratulations To all members ot the graduat- ing class ot I956. In all sincerity, I hope that you are at The beginning, rather Than the end, ot The most productive period in your lives. More Than ever before, great chal- lenges lie ahead of you as contributors to The changing world ot Tomorrow. It is fortunate, indeed, that The varie- ties of opportunity are as broad as your range of interests and abilities. Yours is the responsibility to choose your goals in terms of your aptitudes and true calling. Most people who tail in lite have not learned To live cooperatively with their Tellow men. Four years ot high school have allowed you-even forced you-to learn re- spect tor rights ot others in The hurried, crowded lite ot a student. Equally important to remember throughout lite is the need to aim high-try To achieve the highest in all you attempt. You never lose by doing your best. WILLIAM L. MANZE I2 fan' -Kf? -- MISS ETHEL E. PETERSON, Assistant General Administration Principal for MRS. MARTHA SCHOOLEY, Secretary