Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

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 The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. — Diogenes The true face of knowledge is not a gift freely given; we ourselves must seek it. Home, family, and friends; our seeing, reading, and hearing, all have left their imprint on us. Public education has given us a brief glimpse of man- is not the true face of knowledge; concepts and ideas are a nucleus to which all other data is supplementary. We have been given a mere taste. In the selves can pursue. Our teachers have concluded their assigned work; we are now aware of what has past behind us. The burden of creating will fall upon our shoulders. As products of education in a free democratic nation we will not be stagnant, but will think freely and creatively. Our ideas will only be bound by the limit of our initiative. The wealth and variety of human character we, the class of 1959, have witnessed develop has been a constant source of contemporary knowledge. Exchange of ideas and mutual endeavor have combined to form a picture of our senior year which we will long remember. Faces and thoughts have passed before us through these years. The thoughts we will try to remember. The faces we hope to preserve in this volume, perhaps to be remembered not only as faces, but in a larger sense for the ideas they represent. kind's thoughts through thousands of years. But merely remembering specifics future, cultivating individual appetites remains an undertaking only we our-

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