Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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ati FORMS A SEAWORTHY ANCHOR Every vessel 'rhal sails The seven seas has a home porl and shnp company 'rhe men and women who pol 'rhe course hlre lhe crew schedule landlngs manage lhe :nf 1 Cale problems and 'rechnlcanhes arlslng all 'rhe hme Wulh lhus group Thai funclons on shore resls The responsnbnllfy for The success or lanlure of a greal enlerprnse Wnfh our Superlnlendenl' and Board of Educahon resls a slmnlar oblngahon They musf darecl nnlo +he proper chan nels funds for buuldnngs fexfboolcs salarues repaars They rnusl' secure for us qualfhed 'reachers fhey musf provnde adequafe classrooms 'rhey musl see fha? we have avanlable a library auclllorlum gymnasium Tacnlllaes a Cafelerla gundance and work expernence programs They musf meef The sfandard sei by fhe Sfafe Deoarlmenl of Educahon and academuc and professuonal schools +o whuch our graduales apply To Them we owe a debf of grahlude Walhoul fh nr confrnbuhons nn hme and nn+eres'r our course could never have been charlecl Presndenl Mass Mary Sfreefs Vnce Presndenf George Maler 3rd Francis Sharp Alex Morvay Ellsworih Grmer Rowland H Mulford Supermfendenf Harrns C Hann Secrefary Busmess Manager - - -iv l' BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT Mr R Mulford Mr H Hann Mr E McCormack Mr H Loveland Mr A Morvay Mr G Mauer Mass M Sireeis and Mr M Landus -if ljlffflffffi 1133 if,-, .334-' If ll 4-QP ffm

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THE DMINISTR Tl The Class of 1950 has cerlainly had smoolh sailing. Our 'reachers have sleered us around many difficullies lhrough our mosl' successful four-year voyage: however, our Iravels of learning have been guided greally by our fhree adminislrafors. To fhem, we exlend our grealesl appreciafion for Iheir invaluable guidance and lor inspiring us 'ro oblain 'rhe belfer Ihings in life. Our I95O ship will dock here, loul, as we confinue on our individual iourneys, 'rhe memories of Iheir unliring willingness lo compass our advancing voyage will never be lorgollen. For 'rhe guidance of Ihese 'rhree real gen+Iemen and Ihe palience 'rhey have so graciously demonslrafed, we Ihanlc 'Ihem mosl' sincerely. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Rowland H. Mulford PRINCIPAL Harry C. Smalley ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL Mr. Howard I. Neff

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