Woodbridge High School - Baronet Yearbook (Woodbridge, NJ)

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NAME JEANETTE JANET JANE, JOYCE at Lou JEAN ERANCINE IRENE VIRGINIA REYNA FRANK CAROL CONNIE CAROL LAW ROBERT BARBARA ERNST RHODA VINCENT FAITH W CHARLOTTE JIM MANZO KATHY ARMANDO CAROL DIANE TONY KATHY BRUCE RITA PA ROBERT CAROL RUDY SUSAN BARRY CHRIS 1161 their teacher Symphony on doors playboy of small tooter Navy St. Olaf teacher worker teacher to ltaly driver ..............,.................. at Cape Canavarel BETSY NICK ROSE O71 9 PAGE 113