Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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CLASS POEM Out of the Portal: of thij' School of Fame, With joy and pride we go af when we cameg No longer little children-now grown up- With other hardy and Jager needy mutt sup. Thi: parting that we do, thefe fond emhraeef- The tears that gather when we leave familiar plaeex Are hut the outward Jigm of inner feeling, Like dew upon a petal, soft and healing. Our tearherx that we met from day to day, With many preceptx launched ut on our way,' If we forget the myriad advice they gave, Our sorrow then shall haunt uf to the grave. They taught ejfieienry in all our worhf To he ohedient, ne'er duty Jhirhy That .rolving problem:-Jome myfteriouy- One mutt he patient, ealm and Jeriouf. Our Jrhoolmatef, intermingling every day In mutual endeavor, .rometimes play, , Shall not forget the joy, the quips, and laughf, That prompted the exrhange of autographf. And we .rhall not forget old Glayfhorohr Joni, With pride we look to them who fare the gum' To rid the world of tyrant: and hate .fht1X7776,' To perpetuate the peace and GlaJ5horo'J name. For we have learned the peate that comes with Jtudy To get along with all, .ftranger or buddy, Indulging in a uxeful, punetual life- The model of an order apart from Jtrife. So on our way we go amidyt the eheery To work or Jtudy in future day! and year.r,' That, Jhould we dwell in near or diftant clime, The part we play may he a part xuhlime. By ANNA PoNTl I4

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CLASS GFFICERS ALFRED BORIS NORMA JAGGARD Preiidenl Secrelary EUGENE ENGELBRECHT VIRGINIA CLENDINING Vire-President Trefzrzzrer PRESIDENTS MESSAGE On behalf of the class of 45 I would like to thank the Faculty, members of the Board of Education, and especially our Class Advisors, who have given us their untiring effort and loyalty throughout our four years at Glassboro High School. The road of life lies ahead and there will be many ruts and obstacles, but with the training received at Glassboro we feel sure that we can meet the tasks confronting us. Ours will be the job of keeping the peace. Ours will be the job of preserving democracy. We will do our best. Through participation in Student Government, discussions of cur- rent problems, good books, and wise leadership we have built a strong foundation. Words cannot express our feeling and gratitude for our Alma Mater, good-bye and thanks for everything. -ALFRED BORIS I 5