Wayne Valley High School - Embers Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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MATURITY DEVELOPS THROUGH THE LITERARY STAFF But Miss Walsh hoi read thot blurb five times! Standing: A. Curry, G. Mortensen, B. Woroksa, G. den Hollander, E. D'Aurixio, C. Puiio. Soatod: M. West, P. Harper, B. Whitney, B. Kent. ANNE CURRY tiferory Editor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF We Forgot to schedule our picture! 0. Hallinan, J. Reiter, M. Glatzel. DENNIS HALLINAN Photography Editor ELLEN ESPIE Art Editor Finished, ot lostl Miss Walsh and Miss Ackerman, Advisers. ART STAFF Keep it simple but symbolic. L. Smith, I. Galcher, A, Proctor, E. Espie. Don't blame us, blome her. Judith Wordell, Editor-in-Chief.

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Only three minutes left — CRAM! C. Hortwell, B. Kent, V. Cox. Cormenizotion in oction Remember Mrs. Durgett't second grade clots? A good advertisement for our new library. Harry Palmer entertains ot the Pro lost minute ploy details. Mrs. Thomson. I Mrs. Coruto. 6. Welter. Supporting the team? Einstein? Euclid? R. Mansfield. or Mod Comics? | Oinner at eight — the Junior Prom

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ACCEPTANCE OF RESPONSIBILITY... BUSINESS STAFF Only $2,000 to go. J. DeYoung. J. Wotion, V. Brightly. D. Shover. SPORTS STAFF How mony different woyi ore there to toy ' oo h'? C. Wiljon, G. lebrenx, N. Tomoi, J. Sorten. That others may know, that we shall not forget—we record. Entrusted with the recording of an accurate account of the events which made up our busy and exciting senior year in Wayne, the Embers staff is proud to present to the Senior Class of 1959 and also to our community the product of our work. Many long hours of planning and preparation have been dedicated to the completion of the book which you see before you. In the beginning, we watched our ideas formulate and grow, grow and finally find expression in words and pictures. Gradually, the pieces began to integrate to form the whole picture. At this point we recognized that the long hours at the typewriter, the cups of black coffee and the nerve-wracking deadlines which had become a part of our daily lives had not been in vain. The work and the effort exerted often seemed immeasurable, but the pride and satisfaction gained by having done our best will be remembered far longer than the disappointments and difficulties experienced in the production of Embers 1959. JUDITH DEYOUNG Butinett Manage EUGENE IEBRENZ Spoilt Editor TYPING STAFF Double or lingle »poting? Standing: A. Ellicott. J. Gaelo. Sealed: M. Borlen, B. Lange.