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

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lllililfl are certain locations in Trenton lligh School which seem to be in- trinsically friendly and cheerful. The gay, colorful mosaics at the entrance of the building and the alcoves facing Chambers Street are pleasant, conveni- ent places of rendezvous for T. H. S. students throughout the school year. These landmarks have been havens for pupils who have sought momentary re- spite from the routine duties of a busy school-day and the minor trials of learn- ing. Like old friends, these scenes will be long remembered. In the Spring, ilu' ,f1fr'o1'e lgt'l'lHllt' Il let'l11llt'Z7'0ll.t' Y A ' , V ' 2 f, - Q ...sm .:-li ME U .wuz W by . lr- J -...:,,,,,-...,X in--MA -L 1' at i t

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lr. lllllffllfll .l1'lIl1fIi'L'x' .lrlfrws l,2C'.1'l'l' Lnuis ,ll1lfl'f!IIIll' Villinm R. Tlmrm' lllHlt'.N' T. Knnllxi rf74'rf C. H4'll4 1'ill1' I. Ilifrlwrl l,i'z'y Winfield S. Fell fllrs. .lam ex Bnlla nlin 1' Dr. f,l,1llflt'S P. lllffssiek Educational Leaders 0 BOARD Uli lfDl'CAil'l0N llli Trenton Board of lftlueation has long recognized that etlucation is the keystone of tleinot'rat'x'. NYith full eognizanee of its responsibility, this t'ix'it'-miniietl group has labored in time of peace to provide 'l'renton with an effective anti enviable srhool system. ln addition to provitling the material fa- cilities of education, this group has alone a greater service to the students. They have given an excellent example of intelligent co- operation and leadership in eommunitv affairs. Totlay, with the crisis of war anal its attenti- ant economy, the eflit'iem'y of the hoard mem, hers is further enhxmceii. XYith unsellish iles votion they have cooperated as inilixitluals and as ll group with all the civilian organi- zations concerneti with national defense as well as with the armed forces. Despite grow- ing responsibilities, they have not swervetl in their service to public eiiueation. They have worked steadfastly anti have given ai simple, modest, and forceful picture of practical patriotism in time of puhlit' need.