Trenton Central High School - Bobashela Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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Dr. Edward Jennings I ' Louis Marciante William R. Thorne James T. Knotts l Robert C. Belleville James Dwyer I. Herbert Levy Winfield S. Fell Mrs. James Ballantine Dr. Charles P. Messick Cooperation in Its Most BOARD OF EDUCATION WHEN cooperation has reached its highest A and most admirable form, it may truly be described as fellowship. Such an epithet must be used in describing the relationship which ex- ists between the Trenton Board of Education and the superintendent. lvlotivated by sincere interest in the welfare of youth, the board and llr. Loser have worked incessantly for the maintenance of a school system which would insruct its charges in the American way of life. Although the material facilities of education which they have provided are conducive to such a good, free way of life, a more potent factor in achieving this goal has been their example of democratic fellowship.

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L .wmwable Form Hlul Loser, M. A. As the leader of the Trenton school system, hir. Paul Loser has consistently demonstrated a happy combination of visionary educational philosophy and real business acumen. Under his guid- ance the progress of the Trenton public schools has been wisely directed according to the tenets of the best progressive thought and sound financial policies. Consequently, this guidance has meant un- interrupted achievement for our schools and has established the reputation of Mr. Loser for sound pedagogy and skillful adminis- tration. Thus, today as a result of his leadership, our schools are functioning efficiently and are gaining the Well-deserved plaudits of laity and educators alike. fl5