Page 2 - Trumpet 19640612-optimized
P. 2
Page Two Friday, June 12, 1964 THE TRUMPET
President's Farewell
(Continued from page one)
t ure, the years 1960-64 will bring to our minds our four NN BOVA
years together at Long Branch High School. The tendency Mary Ann Bova,
now may be to turn up o_ur noses, become aloof and scream a name well
with delight at the mention of graduation, but a tear will known
fall while the forced smile appears and the word "good- For friend-
bye" repeatedly runs through our thoughts on graduation liness, sincer-
ity, and zest,
day. The word good-bye is the hardest to say-how we Honor Society,
will avoid saying it! Students in other grades will ask Homecoming
" How do you feel ?" and "Where are you heading?" Of Queen,
course we will cheerily respond, "We'll see you again. t his
She's one of our
is not good-bye," but that word will stick in our throats. very best
Then the appreciation of and the knowledge of our im-
minent separation from :(ellow classmates will probably
for the first time come alive .and burn within us. . . .Then Pride, spirit and
we will realize we are a lumni, our place is beyond Long achievement
Branch High.
are Jim 's
goal,
On graduation day, everything will run on schedule, in Of Council he's
routine and according to the correct procedure of Long head man,
Branch High School. It will be like any other assembly Ame m be r of
the Key Club
during high school; the only difference is that we will be too,
leaving. Our parents and teachers will watch our faces
and perceive what we are thinking beyond our smiles. H e ' s Trenton
State's big-
Grinning from ear t o ear , we, the Senior Class of nine- gest fan.
teen hundred and sixty-four, exit , being original, individ-
ual, of a sentimental nature, more than a bit rebellious, s. e. e04nel/. JEAN TEPPER
and loaded with heart. To our Year-
book Co-Ed-
Senior Class President itor
Aurora Rini President Discusses Future Our m a n y
Advisor's Message As we, the new executives of student government. Its other du. thanks we
Student Council. begin to assume tie's to the school ·and commu nity give
our duties as officers, we can start are to provide student activities, With all your
to see more clearly the scope and to increase pride and spirit n the fine qualities,
, A wonderful
"He who knows nothing, loves nothing. the importance <>f Council, and the school, and to urge the greater life yo u' 11
He who can do nothing understands responsibilities which we have as achevement of its pupils. To per- live.
not hing. H e who und erstands nothing is
officers. It becomes .apparent that form thes.e, and other benefits for ILSON
worthless. But he who unde rstands also He r e ' s .a girl
loves, notices, sees . . . . The more the students of the school also have Long Branch, Council must have
knowledge is inher ent in a thing, the with many
greater t he love.. ..Anyone who imagines a proud responsibility toward your help. For without student Joe Valenti is talents,
that all fruits ripen at the same t ime Council. One of the main functions support, it will fail as a useful _or- ihis name , S t a r of "The
as the strawberries knows nothing about of a~student g.Overnment is to train ganization:
young people for active life in a Playing football
grapes." democracy. The experience t eaches Seeks Support is his game,
people to be leaders and followers.
Paracelsus It shows students how democratic In the coming year, Student A Nationa l
processes work by acquainting Council will try to offer more and Honor Society
varied social events (su ch as, member,
He' 11 be at
them with the functions of a gov- dances ·after the basketball games); Seton Hall
The closer one looks at the various manifestations of ernment which operates in close but it cannot su cceed without yo ur
human knowledge t h e more one is aware of the need for cooperation with the citizens. s upport. Council will try tQ im- come Septem-
a good educational background. F or the past twelve years Above all, experience on Council prove the conditions of the cafe- ber.
t he professional talents of many educators have been lav- teaches one how to work with teria and locker rooms, as well
ished upon you in an attempt to give you the best education others f<>r the benefit -Of all con-
this community can afford. Many of the facts you have cerned. It is in this way that those ·as the bus situation; but it will fail
been taught have been forgotten. Many more are to be who willingly take part in the without the backing of the stu-
forgotten; but t he facts have only been one of the edu- work of Council-by serving on a dents. Council will try to institute
committee, by helping to decorate programs for improving school
spi rit and community rel ations; [Mouse T h a. t
cator's tools, utilized to seed and cultivate the larger, for a dance, or simply taking part but it ·cannot attain any of these Roared,"
longer lasting concepts which go into the making of a pro- in discussions of the Council min- gO'als without the help of you, t he Editor of the
Lo.g 's a rt
ductiv·e and responsible cit izen of the community, the state, utes when they ·are read in home- citizens of Long Branch Senior staff,
and of the nation. rooms-can g·ain lasting rewards. High School. Together, we can Success will be
her ·reward .
Before yo u go forth to use this knowledge in giving di- Cites Duties make <>ur Council and the coming _ _ _..:..;_...,.
rection t o our vast society let me take time to pass on a These are only part of the bene- ss:chhoouoldl byee.ar the successes they_
philosophy which m ay enhance the wonder of each day fits of participation in a high school Dick Lawn )ACK AZZAR:ETTO
during this time when so much stress is placed upon mate-
rialistic conquests. Monmo u th
Take time to think; 1Ebe 1!Crumpet I County Stu-
It is the source of power. dent Council,
P u blished monthly at Long Branch High School President of the
Take time to play; Long Branch. New Jersey Key Club too,
It is the secret of perpetual youth. A really great
· P rice : $1.25 per year. 15c per single copy friend to
Take time to read;
It is the fountain of wisdom. everyone,
Take time to pray ; We predict quite
It is t he greatest power on earth.
Editors in Chief . .. .... .. -. . . . . . . . ..... . .. ... Sharon Golden, Bany Unger a future for
Take time to love and be loved;
It is a God-given privilege. Managing Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... ..... .... . ... . ... .Janice Greene you.
Take time to be friendly; News Editor ... . .. .... . ... . .. - . - - . - - . . - .. . .......... , . . . . . . R uth Ten:i:er
It is the road to happiness.
F eature Editor . . . . •. . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . .Judy Lasky CHERYL HOWLAND
Take time t o laugh; Stan Lewis
It is the music of the soul. Sports Editor . ........ .... . ....... .... . . .. . . ........ . . , , . . .
Take time to give; Business Manager . . . . . ..... . ... ..... .. . .... ... .... ... . , . . Marge Edelsteln As Council's re-
It is too sh ort a day to be selfish. Adve1·tlslng Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J eanne Ciaglia
Take time to work; Exchange Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Feldman cording secre-
It is t he price of success.
Editorial A d visor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Bruce T . Badgely tary,
Rollo Galbraith Business Advisor .. .. ... .... .. .. ...... ... .. .. ........ Mrs. F lorence W eintraub She's really on
Senior Class Advisor R eport ers--Steve Irving, Alice Li otta , Laurie K en t , Arlene Coh en , A nthon y the ball.
Gree nwood, Felix D esantis, Dick Lawn, Bob Baldwin, .Toe M incberg, A b ubbly Tri-
Keith Allaire, Dave Te pper, Mike Walla ck, S teve Garten, Ellen Stein,
Cecelia H endrie, B en Cittadino, Al an Berm an. Hi-Yer,
Phot ographer_.:Gary Gerb er. Cheryl always
Bus iness Assistants-Leda Diamant, Chris ty Smith, Susie Stevens, Marge gives her all
Edelstein, Carolyn Trlfarl, Susan Rothrock, Claudia Hayes, Kate
Conelly, .Janice Jones, Riimie Penn, Pau lette Langen, Bill Busby.