Garfield High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Garfield, NJ)

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V I C E P R I N C I P A L FRANK A. PAPAROZZI FRESHMEN HAVE assembled at our High School since 1919, and Seniors have graduated since February 1924. There have been outstanding pupils in every class, but this year's class has been fortunate in having an unusually large number of fine boys and girls. It is no wonder that they have earned the distinction of producing the first year book twenty-one years after the first alumnus was awarded a diploma. Congratulations, Class of 1945. Carry on and become fine men and women in our Garfield community. 3',W,.f, Q. 6'

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P R I N C I P A L l A. AUsT1N TRAVERS Clmwisii IS the keynote of progress. There have been many changes in the history of Garfield High School -changes that are necessary to keep the high school abreast of changing edu- cation in a dynamic civilization. Accordingly, our first year book, Locked Memories has come into being. lt will serve as a record and interpreter of our schools program. XXI sincerely hope that time will be lcintl to our annual and endow it with a spirit that will lift it to greater heights of encleayor antl achievement in the future. Congratulations to the faculty advisers ancl their staff of high school stuclents.

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