Woodstown High School - Wood Chips Yearbook (Woodstown, NJ)

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The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the nat- ural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it after- wards. -Anatole France

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Dedication With great admiration and respect, we of the Senior class dedicate the 1967 Woodchips to Mrs. Edith Stein in recognition of her gen- erous devotion to our school and to us. Each of us will remember her in a different way-as a junior English teacher, as advisor of the Future Teachers of America as a woman with a warm and wonderful 7 personality, as a friend .... Mrs. Stein's classes are not only groups of students to be taught and testedg they are, rather, a collection of individuals who are personally guided to future success. In this manner, Mrs. Stein has won the respect of us all. This admiration will last well beyond our high school years. Thus, this dedication can be but a small token of our appreciation for what she has done. I 6 N

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Facult Do you see that ray glowing in the darkness? It was the light we followed. That one gleam of brightness led us forward. Look! Do you see it? A star ..... A warm glow of understanding A smile . . . The flame is ahead . . . We struggle, But a hand is there for guidance. 1' E 4 ,'T, ,V 5-