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W e have been happy in our school. W e shall beglad to be graduated. Yes, the child longs to growup; b u t the m an looks back upon childhood as thehappiest days o f his life.
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Page 10: H ell broke loose in our senior yea
Page 13 and 14: 8PERSONNELSCHOOL LIFE
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Page 21 and 22: he Ship of State will never wreck u
Page 25 and 26: " Sail forth into the sea, O Ship!T
Page 27: THE SHIP’S MASTERSeldom, indeed,
Page 30 and 31: JESSE I. TAYLORBorn in Galena, Mary
Page 32 and 33: THE BRIDGE FORCEO f all the rooms i
Page 34 and 35: NO RA C. EV A N SRider College, B.C
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Page 40 and 41: M R. W A L L IN GActiveDuty"Battle
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Page 44 and 45: the Senior Classfun than we’ve ev
Page 46 and 47: PATSY BILOTTI“ Pat”“ I am sil
Page 48 and 49: JEAN BABSON“ Bab”"The silence o
Page 50 and 51: LUKE CIAMBOLI“ Champ**“ Why wor
Page 52 and 53: 47LUCY CAPOBIANCO“ Cap”“ It i
Page 54 and 55: ROBERT ENGEL“ Bob'* or “ Shorty
Page 56 and 57: JOAN DALY“ Jo”" It is a friendl
Page 58 and 59: W IL L IA M N. HILL“ B ill”“
Page 60 and 61: 55DOLORES FLISHER“ Dea"“ It’s
Page 62 and 63: DAVID KOHN“ Dave”“ Blushing i
Page 64 and 65: SHIRLEY HARVEY“ Shirl”“ Laugh
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CEORCE McCREA“ Mac”"He looks li
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RUTH KIDW ELL“ Kitty”“ Silenc
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ROBERT NEWHOUSE“ Bob”“ Young
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HILDAGARDE MAYNARD“ H ildy”“
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69ANDREW SALERNO"S al”“ Worry k
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71BEATRICE OWEN“ Bea”"One is go
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“ Stele”“ The strength of twe
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MARY E. RILEY‘ Hon”“ As merry
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JOHN W ANNAM ACHER“ Hacker’’
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JANE STEVENS“ Steve”“ She spe
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EVELYN WARD“ Eve”“ I can danc
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THE MIDSHIPMENW ilm a W ilbur, Jacq
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JUNIOROFFICERSLeonard Christensen,
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SO PfiO M O ReS
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THE STOWAWAYSLeft to right, top row
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SOPHOMOREOFFICERSBill Fleming, Boyd
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sC *oOL
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All through the three seasons of ou
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All of which provesthat it’s a vi
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Bill N ortonBill ProftH arry Shaich
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Danny Kram, Miriam TurtcltaubD ic k
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Georgia Limberopoulos, LillianLaffe
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Take one crew o fboys; mix in odds
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Jolliest .......................Gra
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Ray BatailleW arren HaggertyPhillip
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"N o th in g but the truth, student
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o f r " s04
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Left to right: D ickShaw, Sylvia Co
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Bob Anderson, known as unhandy A nd
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N o w , girls, don’t reach.There
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A n d there is nothing like the Spa
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A ll in a day’s w ork! Earlybirds
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Left to right: Ruth Richardson, Jea
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Honor RollThrough four long years,
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BOY’S SPORTS
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High. West Orange started their off
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The 1942 edition of the West Orange
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Jack Sexton, the man about whom the
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HERay GreeneBob HammarbergJack Kerr
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Brig ShotsCaptainsBob H ayward, How
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GIRL’S SPORTS
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LEGSSoccer players: Doris Allinger,
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''We shall sail securely, and safel
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JackWiegelDon TildenRobert TitchenR
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“Ham Ration”It would be nothing
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Left to right:M iriam TurteltaubMis
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Helen Clasen, Marguerite Maguire,W
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"Star Spangled Banner.'Front R ow .
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First a blast, then a blare,and a f
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Georgia LimberopoulosRobert DiecksR
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First row: GuentherHeine, Fred Pfle
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Left to right, first row: Lois Cond
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Best SpeakersHarry ShaichIrene Nort
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Water LoggedPresident, Brendon Byrn
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First tow: Rosalie Iovin, Gloria Pe
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ADVeRTlSlOG
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Compliments ofTHE FIRST NATIONAL BA
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In West Orange "Prow” CorsagesFre
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This is the 'w inning advertisement
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In OrangeA. M . Matthews 8C Co., In
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Established 1897In LivingstonIn Liv
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In Trenton, New JerseyRIDER COLLEGE
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ARTHUR STUDIOS, Inc.iOFFICIAL PHOTO
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