Washington Township High School - Musket Yearbook (Sewell, NJ)

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Although by the time we reached our senior year we were firmly convinced there had never been another class like the Class of 1969, we soon found without the guidance of our senior advisor, Mrs. Nelson, the goals we had been working toward these past four years could not have been achieved so readily. Her ability to plan activities and anticipate and eliminate obstacles in advance has made our senior year a more effective and pleasant one for everyone. Her devotion and sincere interest in each of us will long be remembered. It was a sad time for the Class of 1969 when Mr. Morley left us to enter the military service. Under his leadership as our freshman year advisor, class pride and unity of purpose really began to blossom. He helped us set realistic goals and taught us the pleasure of working together as a group. He shared the joys of our first successes and helped us overcome our early disappointments. Under Mr. Morley's guidance we became proud of our identity as the 6'Class of 1969. 5 Devotion . . Mrs. Roberta Nelson September 1 968 through June 1969 Leadership . Mr. Wayne Morley September 1965 through November 1966

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We, the Class of l969, dedicate our yearbook to me individuals who have had a significant influence in our lives at Washington Township High School. Each time we lost an advisor we have had the good fortune to secure the leadership of another outstanding individual to guide us along the way. Each of them has made a personal contribution to our class and through their example, we have learned a truer meaning of devotion, inspiration, integrity, leadership and love. Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Lovell, and Mr. Morley, we express our gratitude and sincere thanks. Inspiration . Mr. Lovell will best be remembered for the inspiration he continu- ally provided and for the many hours of guidance and assistance he gave us in our class activities. How can we ever forget the time and energy he devoted to the construction of our homecoming floats each year! Although Mr. Lovell officially became our advisor in our sophomore year, he has been a real friend to all of us since those first days in ninth grade science class. We will remember him as the person who always provided the shot in the arm when we needed it most. Mr. Kenneth Lovell December 1966 through June 1968 4

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STUDENT LIFE