Pitman High School - Talisman Yearbook (Pitman, NJ)

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ADMINISTRATION You leave high school in a period of one of the greatest crises in the history of the world Democracy here and throughout the world is threatened by the powerful and savage forces of despotism World revolution is already here Americans with imagination and initiative can shape the world in which we are to live in the future You the members of the Class of I95I have not waited until after you have graduated to express your appreciation and enthusiasm for your high school but many Americans do not appreciate this country until after leaving it America will never be greater than t people than you Today more than ever we must live the Democracy we love and fight fo if lb 2 You have reached a most important milee stone in your career. I trust that your educational experience thus far has adequately prepared you for the many challenges which lie ahead. In this period when our American Way of Life is being sharply attacked, may you show by your record of achievement, leadership, and service that our democracy's unfaltering faith in an educated youth is fully justified. I hope. therefore, that you will face future responsibilities with your standards hugh vision clear determination firm and spirit undaunted as true Americans Roarlamus,

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FOREWORD The Class of l'?5I is presenfing fhe Talis- man fo enacf for you scenes of our final year in Pifman High School as well as a flashback of our fhree previous years. Soon fhe final show will be given, closing four wonderful years of performance. The casf will be going fo various ofher places fo 'ralce up new parfs in differenf programs of life, leaving fheir parfs 'ro be played by fheir sfand- ins, fhe Junior Class. To fhose who have aided us in our various producfions and who have so ably guided us in our worlc, we are forever grafeful. iw fyjjlflfff A liHle sfudy-a liffle relaxafion N. 01 A scene familiar fo bench siffers Fulure draughfsmen af worlm 4-ui'

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tvg Q 'V FIRST ROW: E. Valeno, J. Cowen, R. Harriif, B. Rifchie, G. Banks, R. Carone, J. Bach, I. Hansen, D. Roeck. SEC- OND ROW: F. Oliver, A. Wobensmifh, A. James, J. The purpose ol a publicily slah' is To make known Through piclures and slories lhe Iacls ol inleresl concerning people and places. Such as been fhe iob ol The Talisman Slall, 'ro publicize the Senior Class in parlicular and Pilman l-ligh School in general. ll is hoped lhal This boolc, in lulure years. will helo lo relresh your memory ol your high school days, The Slall was as follows: Edilor-in-chief, Gwendolyn Banks: associafe ed- ilors, Alyce Wobensmilh, Joanna Cowen, Bari Pusuclrv STAFF P' I-1'-rf? NVarricIr, C. Toomey, R. Friedrich, G. Freshcoln, J. Eisen hardf, J. Huber+y, E. Childress, T. Donnelly, J. Trimble C. Phillips, M. Moffef, R. Pinlios, S. Munyen. bara Ritchie, Ruth l-larrill, Arlene James, Ingrid I-lansen, James Huberly, Thomas Donnelly, James Eisenhardf: arf, Gordon Freshcofn, Lee I-lolzlmang pholography, Jean Bach, James Trimble, Roberf Friedrich, Carla Toomey, Dolores Poeclrg business manager, Eleanor Valeno, adverfisinq, Velma Robeson, Allred Joslin, Clara Phillips, Donald Dazlich, Edward Childress, Rosemarie Pinlcos. Jacqueline Warrick' lypisls, Frances Cliyer, Rosemary Carorwe, lvlargarel Moller, Sarah Mun yan, Pauline Homo. oducfion problems ere discussed. fi 1