Woodstown High School - Wood Chips Yearbook (Woodstown, NJ)

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YEAHBUUH ST PF KWH Smal? est lszl We the class of 46 are a fortunate class Four years ago when we began our high school life vue were engaged in a second world war Hovxexer it did not mean much to us then Life was going on much as usual and we were eager to begin a new era of school actmty Perhaps we read the inescapable headlines in the daily paper or listened inattentnely to our families as they discussed the most horrible vsar in history but it vias not until vue became a fem years older and our classmates oegan to lease for the serxices that vue realized hon much all of this would affect our future By the time vie were luniors some of us vierc thinking seriously of college others were planning for to do You we are Seniors Hostilirics haxe ceased and pea e ibounds oncc more The door to the future is opened ind before us lies our great country oxcrflomng xx ith 'in abund incc of opportunities Mig uc is indixiduils and as 1 class go forvs ird in this greit vnorld of tomorrovr ilxsays remembering the high stmdards and principles which ire taught and instilled by XVoodstoun High School I C 1 7 , 3 ' 7 Y ' ' v v ' 7 v v ' I 7 ' 7 . 4 r I . B Y V Y ' . . . ' Y I D y . ' A ' D ' V , - 4 - 1 .- V v .6 - - - B- . ' 1 V - ' X- . V. . ' .' i- , ' 1 V - , y .I - V ' Al career. some were looking forward to marriage. while still others were pondering what X V 4 A ' A ' . . Qlhh 1' l ' 'X K 'c L' ' l .4 V ' - . . ' - . . . , ' , - ,, - . . , V' , V' t - ai: ' '. ' ' 'Q ' ', 4 ' 'i ' i' 4 . 5 ' L ' '

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WJ' IIEIIIE TIU 'I 0 A1111 Penn and M111 Timm mu XVe the class of 46 ded1cateth1s our yearbook to you NY'e thank you for your patlente understdndlng your yery good hum mr ,md tom plete modesty of the extent of your yxork tures luxe been sutetsses If IS to you our minds thit xxc my Ill y mu fu mt 1 our glass yyh.1t1t1s XX ell num fnttt you I 2 ,ft W d f Q , 1 U Q 7 Y. JV . 1 r Because of you our prom, our dances. our plays, all of our ven- So, ' ' 1 ' . f W 1 'A fl '- Thi k 1-1 1 4 gkng