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JohnBadalamenti
LouisBaio
Lifers
Not many people are able to say thaj they have stayed in one place for ove ten years, whether it's a house, a jot
a city, let alone a school. The nine lifer t | of Wardlaw - Hartridge can say the they have spent the most importar.., thirteen years of their lives here. Finally we are seniors and we have to saj goodbye to the school, the faculty and the students that have been sue
a big part of our lives for so long. Th| farewell is bittersweet; we know the it has come time for us to go, but it always hard to leave a place that he felt so much like home.
Over the years, we have all collect© memories of our experiences here the well never forget. Whether it wc watching the baby chicks hatch kindergarten, getting our uniforms first grade, learning cursive in secon_ grade, our first speeches in third gradi moving to the new campus in four! grade, the fifth grade ‘moving uf, ceremony, getting our first schedules sixth grade, the fun trip to Williamsburg in seventh grade, or eighth grac graduation, we will always look fond| on all these recollections. B y the tm l we reached high school, we realize' that our time at Wardlaw was comir to an end. Even though we were mo:'1 focused on life after Wardlaw, we s appreciated all the things that mal our school so special. There are many things that we will miss once have moved on, but most importan' the friendly, funny, and welcomi faculty that have dedicated their liv| to teaching us - their influences will st< with us forever.
Thirteen years in one place is a lor^ time for anyone and Wardlaw b left a huge impression on all of us. matter what, these thirteen years a, times that w e w ill never forget. S thank you W ardlaw - Hartridge f everything that you have given Good-bye Wardlaw and good lu without us!
ChandiPatel
HenryRosoff
LindsayStevens
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That was then and this is now.
~ Ashley Harris & Lindsay Steve^i^
ElizabethLevine