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

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Juedi ication We, the Class of 1964, dedicate our yearbook to the flame of School Spirit. Every flame requires three things to keep it blazing brilliantly. The atmosphere surrounding that flame is the en- couragement and help ol our faculty and adminis- tration. I heir kind and thoughtful guidance lias im- proved our school careers immeasurably, friey have given us the benefil ol their own wisdom and experi- em e, smoothing the road before us. Mir fuel 111 the flame ol School Spirit is a long roster ol school activities evoking the talents and in terests of us all. Its components are the arts and liter- ature, sports and science. The heat ol our growing llame is enkindled bv the enthusiasm of the students, lo participate in these components, there must be a common interest, a shared enthusiasm binding the individual and the school. I lie llame ol School Spirit must never flicker and die in careless indifference. Il must eternally be held high, burning brightly, illuminating our school. Pagi ■

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C oreword ( )ur I [igh So 1 001. days Ik ire come to a close. We oi ;e our sim ere I hanks to the Board l Education, the . dministration, and the faculty. I hese vans would I Hire been a lath ire aid tout them. They nave given as strength and courage to face oar shortcomings, and to overcome them. We hare received an invaluable education, which will enable us to look into the future with more confidence. New doors will be open- ing for most oj as. I erhaps we can pass through them with the aware- ness oj the world s stumbling blocks, as well as an appreciation oj its advantages. Four years — how swiftly they have passed. el these years bold many memories, some sad. most happy. We will always remembei our high school friendships, the exciting sports events, the assemblies, the prom, and all the other retinites. They hare played an important role m emu lung our education. 1 hese memories trill always remain with us in oar different walks oj life. ( I IRIS riNE ( ' Alii