Sussex High School - Hy Pointer Yearbook (Sussex, NJ)

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An entire staff of eight students assist in re- ceiving and keeping close check on the books sup- plied for our students by the Sussex County Li- brary. During the morning periods the freshmen arrange the library, the magazines, the daily news- ynpersg they also assist in receiving .md catalog- ing new books, changing the bulletin boards and arranging exhibits. Mrs. Crabb is serving as fac- ulty adviser. if N, f Whaf s your pleasure7 L I B R A R l A N S if Wt my lett to Right STANDING A Hetter Bedell B Nmith B V.xnOrdcn bEATED Mrs Cribb bmdtr D Kaluris I Little E Armstrong Willis B 22

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X7 fxn 1 Left to RightfFlRST ROXV: Mr. Cobb. H. lNlucPeek. G. Clouse, D, Simmons, SECOND ROXV: C. Conklin, C R. Dnnarlin, D, lflstnn, -I, V.1nclerGrmt. D. Rush, NX , Haxens, Mr. Hey D. ghcnbus, D. Duc-npurt, rl. V lf, Ii. A. Ij,llBLli.lI The national emblem of the Future Farmers of America is composed of five symbols, each of which is significant and mean- ing in every cletlil. The owl is symbolic of wisdom .incl know- ledge: the plow is the symbol of I.1bor.1ncl till.1ge of the soilx the Q ? rising sun is emblematic of progress and the new day rh.1r will fx dawn when all flrmers .1re tminecl .md have learned to cooperate: VME' rhe cross section of .ln c-.rr of corn represents common .lgI'lCLllfLlT.ll gifs QW, rnrerests since corn is n.nn'e Ano Ame-r1c.1 .incl groyvn in exery ' X 5r.1te: .lllel eagle is rnclicnive or the n.1tion.1l scope ol the org.1ni- z.1r1on. ll OOD SAN INK CUNIISI ll NHIRS XIILAIXC COXIISI