Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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5 lAy0LglH f Sfrutnr Qllzma 'lEI5lZLII'U 'N III the course of human eyents a l ferson ha preuously remarked there p pears on the scene a f- vv-V .! , class surpassmgly won derful extraordmarllv super atne a clas far outstrlp pmg Its predecessors and contemporarres IH all the e sentlals which go to make up J the hne t eyer both IH schol 9 3 arshlp athletics and 4, 45873 J general class when such a one appears if ' N - i 4.12 the duty deyolyes upon some one of set trng down on paper the achleyements of that class so that future generatlons may read and readrng may be mfluenced upwards and onwards toward the goal of superlatryeness set be ore them Such a class ls that of I9I 3 lqherefore I haye talten my pen rn hand ln order that you may le enlightened concermng a few yery fey of l9l3 s m t wonderful feats When we hrst got together as a class rn B H S awav back ln the good old days of naughty mne nt was seen dlrectlv thlt there was something unu ual xbout u e rad an ur of dlstlnctlon and lt as xry prog est c Uout l9l 3 that rt wou d do lungs tht prop may has betn fulhlled for hayent we done thrngs rncludrng the Sophomorcs md l reshmtn nth ungt ant 3 Wtll guess yes' We started ln on our rllustrnous cxre r of conquest reen freshmen lr en nn ho e days J share of members rn the YRYIOUS school organu xtrons xthletrc or otherwise s true tnt or N mous rtasons ont o whrch w as the Inadequate seatlng capaclty malung rt mu sary for us to be dlylded between two or three rooms s drd not reach our full strength durlng hrt two ye of our sojourn at B H 5 But eyen at that our Sopho more Interclass basketball team won more do you want3 t e cup XX hat In our umor year we recened a yery notrceable addltron to our strength rn the form of a delegatlon from that thrnmg and prosperous city whrch rs the center of busmess and culture ltnown to the world 1nd Glen Rrdge as Cedar Groye bmce then the custom of lmportlng scholars from the aboye mentloned metropolls has grown untll at present that enterprising means of tntercommunlca tlon between sand town and Bloomheld lcnown ln song and story as the f'r1e Rarlroad rs thmlung of runmng trams on a speual schedule to accommodxte said lmportatrons lhe N .5 an Hlltl ' ' : 5 A I Q - - 5 A s ' 4 s. lj V L ble - W l' ' 2' ' ' , . ' wt: cz lv' xl: el A t .S 8 if tl ' ' ' l l' Wt-II. - I ' J H, 3, .- '. .7 Q: A K L . f t 'N - I w a '- e 'e. 1 . ' t A . f V ' ' . I 3. ' . M' 1 7 f tr l ' . y r P Q - ' f 'Y 5 . ' . Q 'z e ' 5 as 5 A 1- V ' SK g ' - g 1 . iv V t S If I3 had its lull l Q A . Q K S- . rt 1. f -t ' . W . .wr - 1 fl ni s r L 1 --+ ' , '. V - n the Q s ' -' ars .., H ff w a. P Uh Q f ego if -. Q l ' J . , , I . 6 if I s K lx . - 4 x . wg ' . V x. s 1 . . . . , ' ' ' , J L , , ' ' .k , . ' A ', a ' j v '. os ' A ' , 5 A ' -