Teaneck High School - HI Way Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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Tr-is BOARD or EnucATloN ve.-rex Ngwogneey :evra so To the Graduate! of 1944, Dear Friends: i The supi-em. task of the hour x- bo win the war um to sun the peace--1 jun md enduring pence which mi only mi. to pan by efforts from umm. rm- wiu require um- thinking, sour-ge, industry, imderstanding, and r-ir play. These Attributes are encouraged md developed in Tsaneek High semen ma 1: me your praying., young mn ma mm., to continue And lh'SYi5han hh! lurk. Others have 1-bona before yrui, wsu you me .riser into their 1-bor-i 1 nk. emi opportunity to 'uh you imiuh, strength, and wmmaa simian in -11 your under- nurig. in ui. ii-yr to wma. vary mmruy, p-1 X l LESTER N. NEULEN Supervising Principal liss Florence M. Adamo Miss Gertrude H. Allen Mr. Hagan Anderson Mr. Roberl S. Andrews Mr. George Becker Mr, Harold R. Burdge N. Y. U., M.A. Vassar, A.M. N. Y. U., B.S. Rider College, B,C,S. Marrietta College, Rider COIIGQC. Harvard, B.Ph. N. Y. U., B.C.S. 5 Miss Alice R. Busche Mr. Julius caiwwski Mr' James C- Caffe' Rutgers, lFordhamJ , Coll-imbiii MA- Temple U-1 Mid- B.S. Mr. .lay Church Sta-fe Teachers, B.S. U. of Ala., M.H. V. Devany Miss Anne P. Curran Ed, Hunter, B.A. St. Genevieve, M.A.

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dandy :mai Qflmfhfkhabbn Our Sincere Thanks: With the world at war, we are more grateful than ever for the privileges and opportunities which have been afforded us during our years in the Teaneck High School. We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to: The Board of Education for the splendid facilities of our school system. The Administration for its foresight in planning and carrying out a fine program well-adjusted to war-time needs. To the Faculty for their kind and patient understanding and the excel- lent 'background of knowledge with which they have provided us. To all of these people goes our sincere gratitude for their guidance and in- spHaHon. THE CLASS OF I944 Board of Education Name MR. GEORGE C. BISSET, JR. MR. PIERRE M. LODDENGAARD MR. ALBERT C. MAU MR. EDWARD G. ALLEN DR. WILLIAM HJ. CONWAY MR. WALTER M. G. GUERBER MRS. ALICE RUBY BENZ B. JOSEPH FOLEY MR. MR. WILLIAM A. HAZELTON MR. HARRY A. BAKER MR. WILLIAM L. KICK Term I 942 I 942 I 942 I943 I 943 I 943 I944 I 944 I944 8 of Office - I945 - I945 - I945 - I 946 - I 946 - I 946 - I 947 - I947 - I 947 Previous Service I939-I942 i934-I937, I937-I94O 1940-I943 May I942-l943 I94l-I944 1938-I94I I94l-I944 1930-I933, i933-I936 1938-I94I 1941-I944

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Nu.. TH: BOARD or EDUCATION veneer New .lrasrv C A es svrr Ja To the Member! of the Cllsl of 1944: mrxrg the un we ye-rr, your principal mr reerxvra letters from farmer students who are -erucrma ar burn areal all our the worm. no general themes mr. through mare of were lezerrr, m fxrrz xr me sincere pur- prm no gsm me Job aan. rr neon 1. po.-able. nm .acura xr rr erprnrxor of loyalty and gratitude to their home. church, wma, and rammnny. -ix ummm always rarurr ,amz rm mah run-ack High School meant no ma,-' write: an lerial armor from r foreign front, Mme 'believe mr, x apprecx-ne xc nov. Al the force: of right in thi! lorld ltrive to defeat the yoveru of evil, vs malt All hive fiibh Ind believe lu the victory of Chit which CHARLES L. STEEL, JR. Principal J Mr. John L. Drugach Miss Gladys R. Duffy Mrs. Adelaide Earhart Mr, C. Myron Earlin Columbia, M.A. Columbia, M.A. Indiana U., A.B, Rider College, B.C.S. Mr Le RoyJ Frye Mrs Elizabeth M Geary Miss Claire C Guerber Mr Stephen Guss Jr La Salle Extension Columbia Teachers B S Brenan College, A B Syracuse, A B University ir grad. 1 urge you no continue to prepare yaurrrxru ro that you may play your pare. in making nm world the home of A united humanity wma s rxrrara devotion to the many fzrrr ning. nm you have 'r-an eaugm. sincerely, were Charles r.. sun, rr. jr, rrrrirxram, mar sebum Mr. Bernard F. Finn Miss Elizabeth D. Foster Holy Cross, A.B. Montclair State Teachers, B,A. CoIumbia,M.A. K Miss M G Haffner Miss Gladys Hart NYU MA UofNeb AB N Y U , M A 'Es