Thomas Jefferson High School - Quid Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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kms Summa 'Qu su-1.asztn.uzw wasnt THOMAS xsrvlnsorl mea scnoox. nas! slldff vt-M11 moss lt, ammo sn. as Y. vi . Munn., Pnncxpnx 11.6 Passions, Am, vrxnctpsx March 19 , 1942 To the G1ass of 1942: We 1ooh forward with mired emotions to the coming graduation. The graduates of this c1ass 1111 be 1n nany 11nes of pursuit in a11 e 101:16 within two or tnree years. The expansion t without unit during your high school the years 1gnmed1ate1y ea of the parts of th our norman has been amos days, and this expansion 1111 continue in ahead. nelly reports cone back from a11 parts of the ar esent conf11ct and they make one rea111.e how nany graduates of the Forces and howl many are in other pursuits that io-rces. One graduate e for bravery at ed- pr Jefferson are in contribute to the success of our E-111.abetn scnoo1s has 'Qust received a citation YeaI1 Harbor and been made e Maier in the xlartnes. Another gr nate was the first doctor in the American Expeditionary Eoroe to step from snip to the shores of 1re1and. Whether in peace or in war, it 1s our fondest iish that each of you 1111 contribute your maximum of service to your country, those 1dea1s must succeed over 101 and se1f1sh sims of d1otetoria1 powers, if democracy is to surfiye. of O of th M MR ' PORTER P,-inc, W .pal Jeffmson HiQh SCI-100'

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Student Coordinators CARL SERAFI N ALLEN KAUFMAN HARRY RUDEL HERBERT HANSEN Faculty Coordinator DR. A. E. WARSLEY

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Lm,egf 1' DR RAY E. CIIEFELC SchOOI,S . I b f Superintendent Elma e J I I g l: i 'f u l 1 2 5 , f Y Qual-b uf fbucatiun flfuhnh. N161 Jersey My E C N E N E Y MBPCII 15, .1942 To t he Class of 1942: As you are about to l sea of life I b aunch your . an happy to my est wishes y P0 N individual ships on the be offered this opportunity to express for your safe and successful voyeges to whatsoever rts or endeavor you have selected as your ambitious objectives. At this particular time, the ses is turbulent and rllled with unseen and llnlmovn perils. Submerged reets will endanger your ships. The hulls or some my be pierced by Jagged rocks of experience and battered by relentless waves of opposit such mishaps my cause the ships to flounder The uncharted waters may form int threaten the sez-enlt ion end on the fierce sess. o hostile waves that will y or your voyages. But, for three years at .T studied to become w his collr efterson H1 orthy pilot se intelli the com gh School, you have s. And s 3001! pilot will set gently and sell: he will keep watchful eyes on pass of steadfast resolve and tenacious pu.:-po ' meet each looming pez-11 with undsunted co built ship will finally have his li1'e's voyeg las se, he 'Ill urege until his sturdily weathered safely ell the dsngez-s or e end docked st that fruitful harbor that first set es his objective. Q7 r