Woodbridge High School - Baronet Yearbook (Woodbridge, NJ)

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DEDICA T I O WE, the Class of Nineteen hundred and forty-seven, do hereby dedicate this, our Yearbook, to Woodbridge High School. We extend all due thanks to the Faculty and Admin- istration, our vigilant nursemaids, who have kept us in har- ness during our years of romping. With their able assistance, we are now leaving the Play Pen to take our first unsteady steps toward the mature responsibilities of the future. When, in the days to come, we look back on the many happy and fun-filled hours spent with our playmates, we will realize how well-guided and protected were our years of academic infancy.

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POKE WQRD Iris formulas, feeding directions, diapers, bottles, bassinets, and play pens for us--well, perhaps not in reality, but we truthfully could accept those implications as our own charac-- teristics. The oldest in school in age, we did not always live up to the expectations of others-by sometimes showing our- selves the youngest in actions. Of course, in our full-bloom- ing senior maturity we were a bit peeved at being relegated to that state of most juvenile characteristics, in fancy, but, we have now reached that stage where we no longer need the care of nurses since we can now walk on our own. But it's all over now-so come on into the nursery and look us over. Really-we're almost over those growing pains. S. Vx 2- X19 ,f P1 IVRGINIA DEGLE