Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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, .4 as of February 16, 19415 GREETI GS The Editors of the 1945 BLUE BOOK have had many objectives in mind in its preparation and publication. One of the most outstanding of these, and one to which the staH has given a good deal of attention, is an attempt to make of the BLUE BOOK an account of the school life, not only of the Seniors but also of the underclassmen. Thus, we hope that the readers, regardless of class, may say: wfhis is our yearbook, produced by the staff for us, and with our assistancef' It is our sincere desire that in the future, other editors may be as mind- ful as we have been of the wishes of the whole school and not only of those of one small group. The BLUE BOOK Board has enjoyed the work which has accompanied the publication of the 1945 yearbook, and hopes that it will bring as much pleasure to its readers as it has to us in the making. The Editors wish to take this opportunity to express their best Wishes to their fellow classmates-for happiness, Well-being, and prosperity in com- ing years. ROBERT J. SMITH JR. DAVID W. CUDLIPP

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DEDIC TIO To a sincerely understanding friend: a master Whose kinship to the class of 1945 has provided us with many recollections of happy days Spent under his guidance as a teacher and athletic coach. lt is our profound expectation that we may go forward, most of us into service and later into college, meeting and surmounting our problems with the same fortitude and determination that he has instilled in us, and which he himself championed. Therefore it is with respect and appreciation that We dedicate this, our year- book, to Charles B. Atwater, Ensign, United States Naval Reserve. 5