Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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-■■s.? ' DEDICATION Because of her sincere interest in our problenns ond plans, we affectionately dedicate this volume to Mrs. Frances E. Stintsmon. Although she cannot continue with us. the imprint she hos mode upon our characters will con- tinue with us for many years. THE CLASS OF 1944

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« : : ' t ' n 3 oreu ori J School days, school days. Yes, school Is out for good. Now that those good old golden rule days are over, we thought it only fitting that all our memories be placed in a book, not to be thought of as a text of knowledge, but one which will forever hold the main events of our four years in pictorial review at Bridgeton hiigh, and though the many separate roads we choose will lead us far apart, the Baconian will always be at hand to recreate and re- unite us in the oleasant memories of Life at B. H ' . S.

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VBRSE i taSA ona of 44 fe: i S IW- S J Jl : lE n K ' h J - ■ 1 JL b 1 » J r r 1 J J h » • 1 r • ri. m T 1 ' 1 ' L w- 1 i W E==3 f trt fe CMO US =S: I 3 fB- I EEHil -o- 23 ? -9 ' J J 3: Ql o q :s fc :fi= .X ' P gs i i QG £ le- - i VERSE Our class of ' 44 departs, Although we will not yield. Oh yes, this grand group will depart. For greater tasks afield. And as the years go drifting, With many moons gone by Then memories in our mind will bring. Of dear old Bridgeton High. CHORUS Bridgeton High we ' re leaving, Tho ' we never will forget Four years we have struggled. Firm minds of ours are set. With world unrest We pray for the best, May we win our goal That we may hold, dear Bridgeton High. JUDITH ELMER