Pitman High School - Talisman Yearbook (Pitman, NJ)

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Dedication We pause on our memorable journey through these pages to confer honor upon i one who has given our class so much. Endless hours of hard work spent on our behalf have shown her interest and faith in us, both as a class and as individuals. In the capacity of class advisor, she has been a constant guide, helper, and friend. Her classroom instruction has been invaluable. Through her tireless efforts, this Talis- man has materialized. Equipped with the knowledge, confidence, and fervor she so earnestly portrayed and transmitted, we are inspired to make our way in tomorrow's world. For all this and much more, we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, gratefully dedicate our Talisman to you, MRS. ROSE CHIUMENTO

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Herets a song to Pitman High School Rally to the call; Make it three times three, Oh students, Sing it, one and all. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, All will back thee true, And will make thy halls and portals Ring with triumphs new. Herehs to you, dear Alma Mater, Best one of them all; Though the miles may stand between us Wetll come at thy call. . . . bail to thee, Alma Once more we sing to Pitman High School Praise her to the sky. Shehs the pride of fair New Jersey; Hail to Pitman High. Herehs to thee, dear Alma Mater; Still our hearts will burn; Even after graduation There our steps will turn. Sing! Oh, sing, ye sons and daughters, Shout in glad refrain; Our beloved Alma Mater Praise we once again. Mater

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Generators MR. L. ARTHUR WALTON Superintendent of Pitman Public Schools Soon after Pitman High School was organized in 1922, Mr. Walton took the reins of principalship. Nineteen years later, he moved to his present position as superintendent of all Pitman schools. The new addition to the high school demonstrates Mr. Wal- toxfs industrious endeavor to improve educational facilities. For this, we extend many thanks. MR. HENRY B. COOPER Principal of Pitman High School Our amiable principal is no stranger to the halls of this school. Before assuming this responsibility which he has held since 1941, Mr. Cooper taught history and was the track coach. His untiring ef- forts have promoted intellectual and physical activi- ties for the betterment of Pitman High School stu- dents, and have won for him the respect and admir- ation of all. The students will always remember Mrs. Jane Bentham, Mrs. Dorothy Girard, and Mrs. Gail German, the high school secretaries, who kept things buzzing in the main office.