Hackettstown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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si H The Pacle AM all Class Poem SUNRISE NOT SUNSET Clothed in darkness and in mist, the land in stillness lies, To wait the dawn of morning and the sun up in the skies. But faintly, slowly rising in the early hours of morn, The sun at last awakens and a new day for all is born. So we, as seniors progressing, on life's adventurous way, Have reached the dawn of parting for we know we cannot stay. The sun is just arising and the earth is filled with light, Before us lies a new world, an awe inspiring sight. And as we travel onward we think of days gone by, And cherish loving memories that we know will never die, Of teachers dear whose guidance has helped us on our way, And taught us priceless knowledge that we can ne'er repay. Though the road be stony, and hard the way we choose, The aim of H. H. School days we shall never lose. And as we reach the higher peaks may we not forget, The theme of our dear motto, sunrise and not sunset. WAYNE SHERRER Twrn ly-one n ,,4,,,, , V W VY Y

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,fl fl'-81145 AM all I r ffhifg lf' . U The Oracle H X I -- . as l 05.31-J .W- lfjlvffflftf ,f , ,iizlff gaze, veg, n,,,!fe'f L' . if ,I A I . 17?-WY' ' M 0, . JNVKA' jj . I 4 XJ. ,ffff 'fffif-f fi Af I ' 'f ,,f Q ,Awe 4'9l ' JU! M WWW AWIQ I wit! E54 :fi My WML iufjiy N 'Y r M K 1 ., U X ALBERT L. ALPAUGH Scientific Course My mother warned me of woman with paint But let me tell you I'm no saint. Radio Club, 4g Projector Club, 4. ffl. ROBERT WILLARD ALPAUGH .ifafw l I X Sczentzfc Course ft Good men are scarce: take care of me. Football l-4: HH for Football. 4: Basket- ball, 2-3-4: H for Basketball. 4: Baseball, 1-Z-3-4, Captain, 4: H for Baseball. 3-4: Class Basketball. 2-3-4: Radio Club, 4. ALFRED C. APPLEGATE VL 'fykt' Scientific Course He has two loves: One is football. Vice-President of Athletic Association, 3, President, 4: Football, 1-2-3-43 H for Foot- ball, 243-43 Basketball, 4. ELIZABETH ALICE APPLEGATE fU5W '7 General Course Shes little, but she's wise, She's a terror for her size. Glee Club, l-2-3-43 Class Basketball, l-2-3- 4: Mcmentoes, 4. Tzucnly-tzun