Dunellen High School - Exodus Yearbook (Dunellen, NJ)

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0I 8LU0l It's nothing we can say in wordsg It's just the feeling that this is our yearbook- Not 1942's or 1943'sg But ours, 1944's. We'Ve always looked forward to our Senior year, Our class play, our class day, our Senior trip, our Senior wing, and most of all--our Exodus. Then came the warg School began to change. The disheartening news came slowly but surely. We had been forwarned because of the previous class's experience. No Senior trip ,...i.....,..,.4,..,...,..,.... because of the war, ' No class play .........s...................... because of the war, But there was one encouraging piece of news-as good as war bonds- We could have an Exodus. We started eagerly, earnestly, It seemed to us that there was no end to ideas for our book. Obstacles appeared! We couldn't proceed as we had planned because of shortages: Sometimes we had to take second, third choice. We became discouraged, it seemed as if everyone were against us, But we soon overcame our disappointments. We saw that our book was going to be a good one in spite of difficulties And so we are proud and feel privileged to present to you- Our book of memories.

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1w?'s. J ,Q A' 413i Z-'57 ev ' .A I.. 33: Sli? 12:9 i -+2f ,1,,Ig-l '- ,Q x -- A f . X' 1 I' ' .,,. - . 25 ffl-fi ,115 . .iff fy., -1,,3,g::,g ' fuk M :gn X4 -f N, 1. . sf, x W4 1 ' K. ,fl j jNxx . in l i s leaked fion We, the class of 1944, take pride in dedi- cating this yearbook to those of our group who have gone forth to answer the call of our country at war. It is only fitting and proper that We think of these young men as we near the end of our Senior year, for though they are not with us in body they are here in spirit. Not long ago they were our classmates and com- panions, but now we realize they are heroes of tomorrow, who in a time of need sacri- their best for the perfection of an ideal- ficed all that was dear to them and gave of democracy.