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

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ana' stzll they gazed, and still the wonder grew that one small head slzoula' carry all he knew. -GOLDSMITH. WEBSTER dehnes a teacher simply as One who gives instruction or lessonsfl In times such as these, however, a teacher must do more than fulfill these easily met conditions. The true educator must awaken the student's intellectual curiosity, andinstill in him a love of learning and study. A 4 Trenton High School has long heen -fortunate in having on its teaching staff such' a man in the person of Colliton, a true edu- catorlin the 'finest sense of the Word. He taught With such sympathy and understanding as is rarely found in any man. . He held his place, too, as a great sportsman and athlete. His in- terest in sports led him to devise the Widely used Colliton System of rating high school football teams. p A The mysteries of higher mathematics serve only to feed the flame of this man's mind. Adept in the handling and solution of the most abstruse problems, he has confidently led us unfalteringly through this intricate maze. To J. Whitney Colliton, an understanding humorist, philosopher, and inspiring teacher, We respectfully dedicate the 1943 Bobashela. His life 'isl gentle, and the elements y So mixed in him that Nature might stand up And say to all the World, 'This lis' a man' . l l 1 v i 1 5 A 1 ..-41. 1 ...J

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J. WHITNEY COLLITON

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