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Yearbook To Recall Personal Memories
There are as many meanings to a yearbook as there are people to reminisce over them.
Yearbooks are records of individual and col lective accomplishments. They record experiences which live always in one’s memory. Years from now when we happen to find the Maroon and Gold in the attic and brush away the dust to open it again, each of us will recall an incident, an experience, a relationship that will bring to life again the years spent at Wardlaw Country Day School.
Now, with the advent of a new school, the 1968 Maroon and Gold will be even more mean ingful as it brings back memories of the old estab lishment at 1030 Central Avenue.
The staff of the present Maroon and Gold sincerely hopes that this berok will be of very special and very personal significance to every \A^ardlaw student.
Aerial view of 1030 Central Avenue plant depicts under-siiod athletic fields behind building. New Inman Avenue fields went into use this year.
