Audubon High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Audubon, NJ)

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Le A'011Venir,I.9M M PRESENTED BY THE SENIUH CLASSMZQEWAJ ow Ae! AUDUBUN HIGH SUHO0L ZgZQb, Audubon New Jersey

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If I 1 FUR WURD y The Golden Age of Greece was an era of great significance in ancient , history. This epoch was distinguished by men of strong intellect-philoso- - phers, political theorists. and artists-Socrates, Pericles, and Phidias. Men ' of creativity and courage, as they had been, established the bases that have survived the vicissitudes of Western Civilization. ' V Our antecedents were men impressed by the importance of using their intelligence, aloof from destructive pressures. ln the world of our own time . troubled and tainted by prejudices, we, the members of the current yearbook l ,, staff, hope you will be inspired by the precedent set by these great men. I is with this attitude that we are proud to present the 1964 edition of LE SOUVENIR in which past, present, and future are blended. ryan i P yf 'i 3- ' gf N ,fl 4 pf 5 ' 1 W ' . , , , , , Y.,,,,,1. '?- f 1, kk is sfo fw ,,.,,..:2f'5N '- . - iinja- M I f',,u fy .. . if 6 r lla f' f I xl . f, V Q '4 'J W , . . 4 v , 1 W , N a Z r if , rev ,hay if-iff il 1 ' ar 1 Q: H get I VL I7 , 1 ' , , , 0 4-V X' J U' N W 5' f be .A 7 F NM Q ' , N, V A N 6' E 1 K .JJ Z C, self g Ml, X ' 'x Z . ' l . if X yf .J 'ii '72 o 1 X' - f , i ' 'K , i X .15 i f a N X ' ' .. 'fr' 4' , f. 1 34 U 2 V! . I , X 1 ,, , B Q. y .X 3 kj CF 1 L 1 I qu g