Pitman High School - Talisman Yearbook (Pitman, NJ)

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kutlz IC Wells With sincere acknowledgment of her dynamic personality and true appreciation of her untiring efforts as our guide, helper, conidante, and friend during our high school years, we, the Class of 195 4, do hereby dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Ruth K. Wells. 0 HIMTIWV -

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Uflifil' NWI AU REVOIR We, the graduating class of 1954, Are leaving Pitman High School now to enter it no moreg The time has come when we must leave these doors of Pitman High, And to these rooms and halls and books we all must say good-bye. No longer will our voices ring from these familiar walls, No longer will we wander down these now so noisy halls, Yes, now the time has come when each shall go on his own way, And never shall we meet again, a group, as on this day. We look back on the dances, our classes, and the plays, They all were filled with work and fun and were such happy days. The memories of our football games and good old high school cheer Are mingled with the lines of our own alma mater dear. Before we leave, we'd like to give some good advice to you, Of things which in your high school years, you should or shouldn't do Remember well, no matter what the situation be, Make sure you keep your spirit up, the first necessity. And when you plan to do a thing keep at it till it's done, It may be lots of work and all, but pays in lots of fun. And as a last word to you all weld surely like to say, The one big thing'that's on our minds, this graduation day, May every class feel just as we as time goes marching by, XVe're proud of being graduates of dear old Pitman High.

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In sincere appreciation, we, the Class of 1954, pay tribute to Miss Iva M. Collins, who retired in June, 1953. For many years we have known Miss Collins as an earnest teacher and faithful friend of Pitman High School. We feel that she has won everlasting respect among us. lllb' TE lm M. 64115115 n 7 Q-.