Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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MRS. R. D. CLIPPINGER

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the Class of '23, dedicate this vol- ume, in loving appre- ciation of the faithful and willing work put forth by one whom we all highly respect.—to Mrs. R. D. Clippinger.

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 fHIS year marks a new era in the life of Vine- i|L land High School. It seems that our Alma Mater is making a continual grasp for the new and better things that will make our school a greater servant to its purpose. Vineland High is opening more ways for the development of leadership, public speaking, athletics, social life, and scholarship. The Commencement of 1923 brings new realiza- tions to every one of its graduates. It signifies the parting of friends and the leaving of the place we love. It brings to our attention the vast future lying before us, and the thought that the time has come when it is necessary to decide whether we shall go to a higher institution of learning or start out in the world and meet its battles. But it matters not what we decide, for the same difficulties will sooner or later confront us all. So with these considerations in view the Editors take this opportunity of wishing the Class all possible success in making themselves helpful, ideal citizens who will strive for the advancement of our Country, which is what our High School has tried to cultivate in the last four years. This book is but a brief of the great achievements and activites of the class of ’23. In years to come it will be a great pleasure for us to push aside the mantle of time and return to student life through the pages of this Record. If it really does in future years serve as a treasure to recall sacred memories of our happy High School days, then will its purpose be ac- complished and the strenuous labors of the Editorial Staff be justly rewarded. So, little ! ook, go forth carrying glad memories to your group and inspiration to the coming classes. May you be but a foretaste of what classes in years to come may do to lift the banner of Vineland High School and perpetuate its memories in some lasting monument. Howard Rotk