Seton Hall Preparatory High School - Tower Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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'umm ll. I fl 9 mmf 8t0lfl Gllfl Iullll h Inge Su if llaunq prcpancd our sclvcs to thc best of our alnlnty to tahc our places an thc pronusuny Post War llorld, uc, thc class of 1.1 stand upon thc thrcshold of our careers Ile rcala c that many of us :call first hc called to thc scrl ace of our country but our ultnmatc tasl. as to hc thc lcadcls had so acc arc able to lool foruard auth an optamastlc llclcpount, wcll aacarc of our respon salnhtacs In our four ycars at Scton llall nc halc rcccucd a tramanq lchlch null fully cnahlc us to contrabulc our sharc to thc qlorwus future of a :cor ld uhnch wall uncloubtc dly hold forth all thc prlncaplcs for uhach so many hacc alrcady qncn thcn hccs Thc nmportancc of thcsc prm caplcs ol frccdom, tolcrance, and cqualaty, all prnnaruly hascd on the teachmys of our holy relupon hacc hc en firmly ampruntcd on om minds clurlnq om yc cus at Sc tonla .. ' II - ll ll 'dm 'fb I 04,0 ' al 'lm -dk .1 - ll'.' P 45 e'-Wlllflf' M ,D if L 9 P' - In . 0 o 0 0 o .' 1 1 v 1 eu- 1 1: 1 .- s ' ' I 1 1 1 .1 ' 1 '--' -- ' . ' . , , . t. . -A 1-Q u. , 1.- 1 -. 7 1 ':' 1 .- -' ' .- 1 1 1 .' 1 -' 1 1 - Q ' ' 1 -' v '.' 1 1 1 1 0.- of tomorrow. f .' - ' - c 1 ' '-' ' 0 9' 1 Q ' H 1 H 1 ' Q' u .-' ' ' ' 1.-0 ' v 1 u- L' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1' 9 1 ' ' . e ' 1 Q' 1 1 -. , ' , t. - , , ' ... ' . l 1 y . I . 0 1 ' 1' 1.' ' I ' I 1' I I 1 1 qi. P.'- l l I P 5 I . ' ' Q. 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 Q ' 1- : l s - 1 o-- x' 1 ' . , , k-3.

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lQ6LC6Lh0l'l I lt is hard to find words which will adequately describe the severe loss we have sustained in the death ot Mr lean P Poulrot our devoted friend and teacher For the past live years he has been the head ot the Modern Language Department and Coach of Dramatics Because of hrs unselhsh devotron to hrs work in and out of the classroom he has mented the praise and adm1rat1on of all vnth whom he came in contact Although skilled in many arts Mr Poulrot devoted hrs life to the instruction and guidance of youth As a result of his many years in the classroom he possessed an enviable knowledge ot the problems conirontmg youth This knowledge coupled with a rare understanding of the modern boy enhanced hrs technique as an instructor and attracted many who sought his of friends and admirers lament his untunely passing It IS in respectful memory that we dedxcate this our Year Book to Mr Iean Poullot who in his lrie as well as rn hrs work typified those superior ql1Gl1l1eS ot talent broad vision patience and sympathy so rarely found and which would have been so valuable rn the days of the postwar era whrch l1es ahead While we lament hrs loss he shall remam our msprratron for of hun 1t can surely be sald Well done thou good and faithful servant May he rest rn peace I O advice and guidance. Nor were his labors in vain, for a host I .

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a'M!fJ Rcyardless of our choscn flcld of endcalor rcllylous lafc, lndustry, professional or polatncal carecr ace, the youth of today, are destnncd to bc thc leaders of a new era, a tnnc of ti anqunlluty and progress Sancc thosc llcforc us halc presc rlcd our dcmocratlc mc thods, at as our duty to lurthcr all thcsc cfforts and hand dolcn to those uho will succccd us, a hnghly deceloped cuulu anon, del ond of all forms of urrelnyaous, enslaced tyranny We firmly belnece that we cull succeed and our most useful faculty :ull be the knowledge ace haze obtained nuthin these portals Thcrcforc, an conclusion, uc uould lnlsc t dedicate our efforts on this progect to Seton Hall and llcr systems, from lchlch u,e hate so ylorlous ly bencflted and thronqll uluch :cc shall acrnte a new chapter an the admancement of democracy S .Sen n