Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

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A yjpr. eciation Through their unceasing and unselfish efforts, their patience and understanding, their advice and assistance, they have instilled through their example the value of education and pride of ac- complishment, thereby leav- ing an indelible impression on our masterpiece, the fulfill- ment of a well-rounded in- dividual. Because of their genuine interest in school affairs and more important, the individual and a sincere devotion to the field of edu- cation, it is with respect and admiration that we, the Class of 1963, dedicate this year- book to Mrs. Florence Levine and Mr. Thomas Urchuk. Ir-Hil. -nV«N. ■fr-’vt . (■ .'•V • : • . !r.J i :y i '; V ; ' •»’«.-} •' Jhomad 'Urchuh W.

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 It has been the usual custom to dedicate our yearbook to only one person, however, we, the Clbss of 1963, are I proud to honor two indi- viduals who we feel have made major contributions to the completion of our master- piece — Mrs. Florence Levine and Mr. Thomas Urchuk. Mrs. Levine, serving as our class advisor, has been the molding force behind the suc- cessful completion of our school activities. Mr. Urchuk, also, contributed a major in- fluence, through generously utilizing his experience in managing class affairs to offer advice and help to us during our class projects.

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Or. Herman B. Kaplan President Limited in childhood to one resource, the home, we are later provided with another area of self-discovery, the school system. Our education, which becomes a guiding force and leaves an indelible influence on our creation, is coordinated by the Board of Education. Theirs is the difficult task of formulating and enforcing the policies necessary for and beneficial to our development, the development of a masterpiece. Maurice L. Pinel Vice President Rudolph Schroeder Attorney to the Board Dr. Charles E. Woltmann