Billerica Memorial High School - BMHS Yearbook (Billerica, MA)

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= 1938 YHRARK BOOK “AVE ATQUE VALE” ; HE CLASS of 1938 has reached the end of this stage of its career. a As graduates, you now go forward into various fields of activity, . and all our best wishes for success go with you. We would have you carry with you memories of happy days spent in your high school and lessons of value to you in future endeavors. If you have learned that honesty of purpose and devotion to duty bring their own reward, then your high school years have been spent to good advantage. We hear a great deal these days about the relative merit of two kinds of government, Democracy and Dictatorship. Te you, aiong with all other young Americans going out from school, is entrusted the task of seeing to it that Democracy, in our great country at least, will survive. We, your teachers, hope that what you have learned in Howe High will be of help to you in carrying forward that task. As citizens of this Democracy, be guardians of law and order, be trustees of your neritage of religious and civil liberty and be tolerant of the opinions of others, ex- . cept when they clash with your own ideals. Only thus can you help te maintain the great traditions of this America of ours. CYRIL D, LOCKE

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CYRIL D. LOCKE, a. m. Principal ©

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HOWE HIGH. SCHOOL FACULTY 3 oe : Front row: Miss Evelyn Griffin, Miss Agnes Osgood;” Miss Mary O'Neil, Miss Helen Davis, Miss Carolyn Pike. Second rew: Mrs. Doris Sampson, Miss Bacrict Baker, Miss Laura Campbell, Miss Janet Collier. Third rew: Mr. Gerald Gordon, Mr. Cyril Locke, Mr. Royal Adams.