Haddon Heights High School - Garneteer Yearbook (Haddon Heights, NJ)

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FOREWORD We have reached the parting of the ways! We regret deeply the severance of our conf tacts, made during the past four years, with acquaintances among fellowfstudents and inf structors. With fond memories and achieve' ments in hand we go forth, carrying on the trustworthy traditions of our school. We sincerely realize that Haddon Heights High School has served us completely and that the debt we owe can never be repaid, so with deep gratitude and grave misgivings we turn our backs upon our Alma Mater to face the future, with due knowledge and happy mem' ories that will recur often in our hours of reminiscence.

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l We, the Class of 1935, respectfully dedi' cate our Senior Record to MISS ANNA R. CAREY Her untiring efforts in the welfare of our class, the interest she has always shown to all students in their work, and her sympathy and understanding in our difliculties have endeared her to 1935 and to all who have been fortunate enough to have personal conf tacts with her.

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