Snyder High School - Scroll Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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4 T T FOREWORD WE, The ediTors, believe ThaT The Training received aT Snyder is parallel To ThaT Training received Trom The armed Torces. Here we are TaughT To Tight Tighf Tor our righTsg TiqhT evil. We are prepared To win. Discipline has shown us how To obey rules and Tollow an able leader. EducaTion enables us To become leaders. The road To vicTory and success lies beTore us as our goal. The Class oT January '56 sTands aT aTTen- Tion, ready To Tace The world. We now presenT our manual-The Scroll-so ThaT in laTer years all may look back and recall . . . Tl-TE FOUR YEAR l'llTCT'l. THE EDlTORS. Z 1 I Q 2

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Wifh grafifude and deep appreciaiion, we, fhe Class of January '56, dedicafe This, our Scroll, fo you, Mr. Arfhur Hansen, You have guided us Through The diiiiculiies of Jrhese pas? few years in Snyder and your memory shall remain wiih us forever. ARTHUR HANSEN, M.A.

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if BILL RYERSON, Edi+or-in-Chief Bearing 'rhe heavy responsibililies and hard work of edilor-in-chief is Bill Ryerson. lf is up To Bill 'ro see 'fhaf everylhing runs smoofhly and lo see 'fhaf 'rhe enrire year book shapes up as ir is supposed fo. Bill spends many long hours alfer lhe lhree o'clock bell making sure lhal 'rhe Scroll has once more proven 'ro be a 'terrific yearbook. Ronald Eriksson, assislanf edilor, is mainly inleresred in learning from 'rhe edilor-in-chief lhe know-how and lechniques of pulling logefher a yearbook, for il will be Ronald's responsibilily nexl lerm lo lake over, Many ol lhe fine drawings in rhis issue were done by Ronald. To some. lhc job of pulling rogefher a book such as rhis one may seem a simple rask. Considering lhal il' fakes 'rhe combined ellorrs of . . . edilors and . . . commillee mem- bers, one will change his mind. Though some of lhe edilors are assigned lo Scroll lhe eighlh period, fhese 45 minules every day are far from enough lo produce fhis book. ll would nof be unusual ro find many of 'rhe sfafl puffing in long hours alfer school fo make lhis book a good one. Though fhe Scroll provides inferesling and memorable reading malerial, and a source of fond memories in la+er years, work- ing for lhis book means also somerhing else +o'us. lf is a lesson in cooperalion, in working logefher, which will prove a mosf valuable one in la+er life. Nol fo be forgollen is 'rhe wise and much appreciafed and needed supervision of Mr. Solomon Margolin. whose unselfish elforfs are so much a parr of rhis Scroll. Needless +o say. chief responsibilily for 'rhe excellenf financial condilion of lhe Scroll over lhe years is due +o Mr. S. L. Aronson. So when you Turn fhe pages of fhis year book, lry To realize wha? wenl info il so fha? you will appreciale if fha? much more. GERALD HALPERN. l Scroll Staff 'Prepares 1 4 . ,. s ug r f' My f A I. Z L --:ffm - ,lf RONALD ERIKSSON, Assis+an+ Ediioi SOLOMON M. MARGOLIN Li'I'erary Adviser S. LAWRENCE ARONSON Business Adviser