Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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DEDICATIOI TO CLASS OF 1940 By hargaret Lynch As the time for parting nears And scholastic portals close Let there be no sighs nor tears, Rather joy as each one goes, For the road ahead is longer Than the heart can estimateg Tears or sighs won't make us stronger As we go to meet our Fate, So rejoice these last few hours, And dispose of all regrets, Let your smiles shine forth like flowers As the sun of School Days sets.

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A TEACHER By Margaret Lynch Like a Guardian Angel you will see her there Protecting every pupil who is placed within her care, Like some heavenly choir her voice possesses song She's one we all admire as she teaches right from wrong. ' Daily she remembers her most important deed, ' And exercises love to all regardless of their creed. How much she endures no one really knows. What she feels from deep within her broad smile never shows. No one is aware at the closing of the year Of every little care or of every little tear No one realizes as each student leaves How much it affects her or just how much she grieves. Yet when they have passed by she gives a final look, And turns in tears to write each name In Memory's sacred book.

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'Gia lun. .uv-n'CHXQ -..gg- i Helen Dahlin Edmund Vigeant Ruth Cohen Norinne Joyce Jeanette Williams Malvina Roy Gladys Babine Betsy Bedell Alba Zanotti Esther Russell Rita Sullivan Elinor Sohacht Stephen Pilcher Ellis Swain Clarence Peters Fred Horton Harold Franz Edith Cheifitz Hubert Wicks Joe Woods John Forson Frank Dayton Donald Tarball Wilfred Muse Paul Moors Frank Ayotte SENIOR BOOKSHCP nOcean Soldn UKeeper of the Wolvesn UlO,OCO Public Enemiesn NSports Omnibusn F HThe Talk of the Townn UEnjoyment of Laughtern Works of Arn HUnderstood Betsyn HThe Lively Ladyu HLady Baltimoren nThe Seats of the Mightyn UA Friend of Ceasarn i NAngel Esquiren Ulf I Had Four Applesn HMr. Pete and Co.N HTravels with a Donkeyn HThe Man With the Batonn HThe Cricket on the Hearthu HWorld's Best Orationsn NHOW to Watch Footballn USO You Want to Go into the Theatern UThe Freshman and His Collagen Nln Praise of a Gentlemanu HA1oneU HThe Dream Koepern HThe Derilectn