Dunellen High School - Exodus Yearbook (Dunellen, NJ)

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A TRIBUTE 'A' Wu ALL TRULY hate to leave our school and our associates. This is especially true of our adviser, Mr. Friedman. Though we shall see him occasionally after leaving, we shall miss his friendly guidance, which has lasted continually during our years of organization. Howes er, the work our adviser has done for us will always remain cherished in our memories, and we may always be proud of having had such a splendid character as our associate. By this gesture, although it be far too small in comparison to our gratitude, we thank Mr, Friedman for his untiring work and patient cooperation. We shall never forget what he has done for us. xl' Page Five

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if Page Four' D E D I C ATI 0 lflflf' gndfefftf jA6l,lfLA:5 'A' Wii, AS YOUNG people of the greatest country in the world, are proud and ever thankful for our democracy. There are few nations where one meets democracy at every turn, and where the standard of life is so extremely high and social distinctions so very few. We love life in a nation of liberty and equality, and to this end and to our supreme happiness, we dedicate this book-the symbol of our work, our life, and our spirit in school. uk

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