Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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Miss Wilcox, script in hand, is always ready to coach the speakers of our Christmas and commencemeni programs, giving them ihe finesse and polish which make both programs outstanding successes. if gg ,, W I , - f ' ' 'H . V ii iae' A E - 1, M55-giiie H- . '-1.-1 -.,.:-:..5a5?:f:!3,, k . ,--- , ZsfiiE':Ei-'Z1if5f':'R ' ' .a .-,' R Ii 1 I - , iiiii 1 f iiilass Q 5 sias fix fi?i2'5,1'i2i-lie xi R ' ' DOROTHY WESCOAT SARAH WHEATON English Physics MARIAN WHITELEY HELEN WII-COX 1 Music Librarian CHARLES WILSON LILI-IAN WILSON Physical Education English 'ML .gywaff pemem er

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After three years of directed work comes the reward. We. in our senior year. are beginning to realize the fruits ol our labor. In this remaining year of our high school life we consider our once latent potential which now has begun to develop and is ever becoming more dynamic. True, we still have uncertainties and need reassurance. but we are able to think for ourselves, to make our own decisions. and to look at life more realistically and maturely than before. Since our freshman year we have anticipated each new accomplish- ment or sign of advancement with great enthusiasm. When in our iunior year we became entitled to wear the Bridgeton High School ring, we accepted this new honor with a feeling of solemn responsibility. We became upperclassmen: we gained prestige. More than our class banner and even more than our class motto written upon it. we proudly acknowledge our high school ring. The banner stands for only one class. but the ring is the symbol of our alma mater with all its graduates and life mottoes. At Bridgeton High School the ring is not a fleeting but a lasting reminder of the principles we have been taught, have accepted, and shall use through- out our lives. As undergraduates, in keeping with tradition, we wear our rings so that the insignia that they bear faces us. We look upon it and gain new incentive to attain our goal of graduation. Upon graduation we shall reverse the position of the rings so that the world can see this insignia and know our pride.