Wood Ridge High School - Dial Yearbook (Wood Ridge, NJ)

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Veronica Abitante Ronnie And cut the fiercest quarrel short with patience and kindness. 1 Page Six Arthur Arcand Arr Nothing succeeds like success fembnr Louis Amoruso Lou So to be a patriot as not to forget I am a gentleman. f lf, Lucille Baratta Lucy So nimble and so full of subtle flame. M. gb Al Ui? V-' M' My ff, ff -

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V' '-ne... ina: Foreword We cRAnuA'rE rms YFAR with neither tears in our eyes nor smiles upon our faces but rather with an emotion that is seem- ingly hard to explain An emotion which is unique in that it inevitably appears when there is a conflict between sorrow and joy We stand midway on the bridge of life, our past behind us, the future ahead and we become momentarily reluctant to dis- solve the ties of our youth in order to assume the responsibilities of maturity Age and wisdom are the backbone of our country, but youth is its life and future The fate of the nation lies in our hands, and it is an enormous trust not a toy to be taken up or dis- carded at our leisure To insure security in the future, youth must follow, step by step, the path which wisdom indicates and not, rush headlong toward disaster Let us fervently hope that we are able to maintain the fore- . g . , , 1 , 1, hut X.. V T ,fix If E ' .k'+z,:mx'q . , was f-5-759' , -BF . . I A. C . 1 5? . . . 5 r , an . . 1 M sight instilled in us. If this be possible, we shall have attained a future unmarred by failure, and we may look ahead, confident J Q..,......,.,,....., 'of success. is ,,4--.-ww-4-P .? -::l' .rem JUTSON MEININGER -A...., W, , f.-.Ms-,,-...N won' 1. if s i sd' 1' illt?-kt HQBQ.-Univ-et., .ani N! if xl , s tt ' if fy Page Tiue

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1954 I-Iildegarde Baumeister Hilda Of a ood beginning cometh a good end. Thomas Bartone fT0mmy Read, learn, and inwardly digest. john Beck jack He hath a taming hand. Lynne Boschen IIynne Good to be merry and wise. Page Seven