Leonia High School - Lore Yearbook (Leonia, NJ)

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5-. rf' '92 r ','7'f lllorewor We seniors have chosen the theme PAST, PRESENT, and FUTURE for the Leonia Lore of 1944. This year more than ever, with so many of our friends away, we wish to bring to mind the child- hood years they shared with us. We have suc- ceeded in collecting many old snapshots, and we know you will smile as you recall those happy days. The pictures of the senior class, and the pages of activities in which we have participated H11 a large part of our book. And for those members of our class who have left Leonia High to enter the armed services, we can only wish they had been able to share the experiences which have made our senior year so pleasant. We look forward to the day when they will re- turn, and we shall all be working together to keep the world at peace.

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MRS. RUTH E. B. SAVAGE 7