Marylawn of the Oranges High School - Marylawn Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

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SOPHOMORE YEAR There's a class, best in the schoolg Sophomore class, best in the school . . . No longer insignificant, but not yet im- portant . . . chairs . . . All Gaul is di- vided into three parts fLatin trot . . . pg. 43 . . . Sister Clareis extended home- rooms . . . chairs . . . the September of the broken bones . . . chairs . . . the last of Hround Hrobin . . . Food, glorious, food?,' . . . Geometric gymnastics in 108 . . . our friend Frampton Nuttel . . . crazy Fridays . . . chairs . . . parties, par- ties, and more parties . . . chairs . . . hootenannies with Sister Joseph . . . Oliver! . . . synchronized stunts . . . Handle all patients with care . . . ouch! CHome Nursingj . . . Peter, Paul, and Mary . . . What's the story, morning glory . . . chairs . . . Peeshka-Poashka . . . Yea! Yea! Yea!--Marylawn welcomes the Beatles! . . . in the Biology lab--a class of sadists . . . The Mouseketeers . . . chairs . . . Where, oh where are the silly Sophomores? Safe now in the . . . Qi- 'Q-a.w JUNIOR YEAR The chosen twenty-two plus one . . . extra English homework on Tuesday and Thursday nights . . . Big Sisters to the class of '68 . . . rings and roses . . . chemical backfires . . . Jamaica Farewell . . . a third of the Holleran Cup . . . Do I Hear a Waltz? . . . a visit to international territory . . . Sweet Sixteen parties . . . ransacking libraries for History research . . . We're the girls from Marylawnv . . . frequent trips to the unabridged . . . Does the coke machine work -- yet? . . . Prince Spaghetti and Ginerella come for dinner . . . Who dares to sign up for French III? . . . 12:02 to 12:27 music and 12:28 to 12:56 lunch . . . Cameron Field cuties . . . Lavendar Blue . . . college tremors commence . . . T'was the night of the robbery and all through the school . . . Where, oh, where are the jolly juniors, safe now in the . . .

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Q p is .st.k? A Q sms 4 - ,, FRE SHMAN YEAR Summer letters from our big sisters . . . that initiation . . . insignificant freshman . . . first taste of high school life . . . t'Whatls a departmental club, anyway? . . . receiving lines at dances . . . ten item quizzes . . . green ankle socks and combat boots . . . the locker room--our part-time fallout shelter . . . silence and single file . . . broken lights . . . little black marks near yourlname in Art . . . The Great Defender . . . daily shampoos from Sister Margaret Rose . . . locker raids in the alcove . . . three-page book reports with decorated covers . . . library science and the Dewey Decimal System . . . Knights and feudal barons . . . Let's all back the basketball teaml, . . . 25-cent shoe shines . . . retainers inevitably found in the garbage can . . . Mrs. Sansalone-Algebra with a Southern accent . . . classes broken up by bees and spiders . . . community homework . . . awed by the Seniors . . . Where, oh where are the verdant Freshmen? Safe now in the . . .

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66ll'lJaCe 90611 aI'0l'Le Candy . . . a soft olive complexion . . . Mary- lawn's public servant . . . Bon Bon . . . distinc- tive laugh . . . effervescent personality and N.H.S. capability . . . But I didn't see the red Iight! . . . our class mimic . . . enlivens any class discussion . . . friendly and thorouglz. Good a-f-t-e-r-n-o-o-rt, Sister Rose . . . never .strange W nn Grim Swede . . . sunlit hair frames cameo features . . . her smile speaks . . . homeroom homework . . . a Merribelle . . . toasted pound cake-her breakfast . . . totes a guitar and a folk song . . . epitome of femininity . . . best subiect4gym? . . . essential to every decoration committee.