Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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THE CIRCLING SEASONS Season in-season outAthe landmarks of Bridgeton High School are displayed in all their splendor. The trees, clothed in their brilliant array of fall leaves, encircle the school and provide a vivid setting for our War Memorial, dedicated to those service men who gave their lives for their country during World War II. In direct contrast to this is the wintery scene of our spreading lawn sometimes hidden beneath Mother Nature's crest of sparkling White snow. With the coming of spring the tulips, well cared for by our faithful custodians, burst forth in our school colors, maroon and white. Happy with the change in season, the students gather about such familiar places as the flagpole, the benches under the trees, and the front steps. Here they exchange the bits of school news with their friends. Fall, Winter, or spring we, the seniors, appreciate our campus and are proud to be part of its pleasant surroundings. These are the things we will remember! 1 L '-M,,.,e- .. Hain or shine students can be seen hurrying to classes in those always to be remembered outside shocks. I k x M Many rural students who are dispatched daily by various an important part oi our enrollment are township buses.

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