Tenafly High School - Tenakin Yearbook (Tenafly, NJ)

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lf' WA' Mx,-Xl Principal Mr. Eugene Van Vliet reviews the year's schedule. n x 2- W? . W...-n M, ...N- ,,,,.-wf' .4 ,,,... . Mr. Van Vliet and computer specialist discuss schedulin . ...Ng . . , ........wlJn.f, - ,,..t...L1li I 41411 '- To The Class of '69 - Over 1100 students have begun to respect your in- tegrity, scholarship and leadership. The air of excite- ment I feel in the school this year comes from many things, but mostly from the fact that the class of 1969 has accepted courageously the mantle of leadership. Academically you have more than your share of Merit Scholarship Finalists and Letters of Commendation, college officials who have visited Tenafly reflect justi- iication for our pride. Football, soccer, cross-country have had successful seasons, Twelve Angry Jurors was tremendous as well as timely, art exhibits were constantly a source of crea- tive aesthetics, music gave us pleasure throughout the year-what growth you had! Cooking, clothing, eleo- tronics, shop, business education-each with its own splendid accomplishments. And S.O.-an outstanding year, uniting all class councils, club activities and our new promising administration-faculty-student dialogue through the Communication Committee. Writing in December, what do I prophesy? Your class will be remembered among many good things, for con- tinuation of Tenafly traditions in art, electronics, prac- tical arts. But most of all, I believe you will be remem- bered for your leadership in two areas: namely, involve- ment and service. Only your wisdom in working hard academically prevented your being involved in more and more current items. The good thing was always that you realized the limits of practicality, feasibility, and propriety. Throughout the year your sense of involve- ment led you to serve local, state, national, and even international groups. You gave not only your money and your gifts, but your time to man's greatest ideal, service to his fellow man. Mr. Van Vllet and S.O. chief B111 Worth confer