Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

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BOARD OF EDI CATIO 'l g, 'S 5 17. 58 . w... lf, 'M is has A my . F ,Q ' l A Al il wha g e 'I pl 'O Loft to Right: Thomas H. Murphy Dr. Ale-xancler Levineg Charles T. William P. Reuss, Vice-President Superintemlentg Charles A. Binfla, MRS. HERBERT BROWER President -J l l l l l l l lformer memberlg Lester L. Davis, Secretary: Shalcarjiung Mrs. Herbert Brower, Pre-sialvnlg 3 Clarence H. Fitzsimonsg Dr. Neil J. lluury, lschool architcctj. 10

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PRI CIP GEORGE BECKER To the members of the Class of 1954 I express kind, sympathetic and uprighteous individ- my congratulations and best wishes for future uals, tolerant and understanding of human success and happiness. Your period of tenure rights, fully equipped to assume your re- in this school is rapidly drawing to a close, sponsibilities and obligations in the perpet- but the fond Inen'l0rieS, incidents and events uation of our ideals in this Our democratic captured in this publication will forever live way of life. and be close to those things and people of If these things be realized, then truly the your life. It is my sincere hope that while work of our school and your efforts toward here you have gained the knowledge and wis- these ends will fore dom provided in class experiences, but I ferv tl ' most en y desire that you have developed into ver represent the most fruitful and b f' ' ene 1C13l investment of your lives.

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DIRECTCR OF ID CE We perplexed seniors found a second home in the Guidance Oiifice this past year. We entered the ever-open door full of queries and apprehensions and left laden with pamphlets, encouragement and enthusiasm. Miss Couled showed us that there is no problem which cannot he solved when faced squarely, she instilled faith in our capabilities but never false illusions. However, Miss Gouled's ser- vices were not confined exclusively to seniors. As Guidance Director she planned a program which helped each student meet his educational, occupa- tional and personal problems. We were made to feel confident through her efforts that there is a part for each of us to play in this world. The future will spell out our gratitude. MARGARET I. HOGAN ALICE J. GUULED SUPERVISGR GP INSTRUCTIO Why is Weehawken High up to the minute in modern education? The answer to this question is largely due to Miss Hogan. our Supervisor of Instruction. This busy lady keeps the faculty keyed to current trends and aids to education by securing visual aids and meeting with representatives of the publishers. We are also indebted to Miss Hogan for bringing to our halls the color and spirit of Christmas. She serves as a watchful administrative link between the ollice and faculty. and from this we all reap benefits.