Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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We, the seniors of 1952, know that these past three years have been our happiest. We cherish memories of happy hours spent in school activities, in the company of loyal friends and sympathetic faculty. Uur first day as sopnomores were filled with a spirit of unyielding optimism and unbounded enthusiasm. Our class soon became familiar with the school, its procedures, and its activities. Gradually we gained an active interest and began to contribute to the spirit of our school. We started by supporting athletic events. We joined clubs and music groups. ln February we presented the Gold Rush Dance 1-low quickly our initial year came to an end! More friends, more confidence, and more good times characterized our junior year. lt was highlighted by our junior Prom, an Evening in Paris, class rings, and the Occupations Unit ln june, with homework and exams past, we sent '52's linest to Girls State, Boys State, and Citizenship Institute. Our final year was the realization of all our dreams and expectations. Remember our football team, our All-Stater, the dances, and our football queen? The production of our senior play, Arsenic and Old Lace, seemed professional. Then, too, our basketball team was practically invincible. Each of our dances was a success, the Dinner Dance the best of all. Now our place in the sun is gone and the fruits of our preparation realized as we go our varied ways, But ever with us will be the memories of our years together at Rlnnmfiplll I-link

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