Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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Wampatuck Published t SENIOR ( Braintree Braintree, June, 1 U “ ' HOT! MHMB3T7TCT

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new Ode to the Class of ' 54 Marilyn Comeau Alice MacDonald Betty Migliorini Let this be a dedication to your Class of ' 54 In that we won ' t forget the fun behind dear Braintree ' s door. Remember how, as Freshmen, we looked upon those wondrous stairs, Knowing we had to reach the top for success would be waiting there. As Sophomores we were learning and striving for the best; We saw new faces, went new places, without stopping for a rest; We chose our student officers to lead us through the years, Who strove to help us gain success and lose our childish fears. Edward Gannon, our class leader, was to us an inspiration. (Writing this will let him know of our deep appreciation.) It was during our Sophomore year we decided to have our hop. Our Sophomore Social was great fun and the dance band ranked as tops. We then came to our Junior year, the top of the stairs in sight; We were slowly gaining knowledge that would bring us to their height. Think of the fun at the Junior Prom, a memorable night for all- — Girls in their gowns, boys in their tux; ' twas the grandest sight of all. As Seniors we were at the top; we ' d take Success ' s hand. Our Senior Reception brings back memories, being our last school social event; Our hearts were filled with reminiscent thoughts as all seemed heaven sent. We owe a lot to our class sponsors, Miss Thrasher and Mr. Kane; We thank them for all their efforts, for they were not in vain. Our Graduation was the greatest in the history of B. H. S. We received well-earned diplomas showing we had passed the tests. When we pass Braintree High, we ' ll give it a smile, and our hearts will cheer, And we ' ll want to come back to share the fun that we ' ve had in bygone years.

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