Greater Boston Academy - Mayflower Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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Compliments of MElSTER'S BAKERIES Stoneham Melrose Compliments of sToNI-:HAM Shell Super Station 221 Main Street Tel. St. 6-7003 24 hrs. Towin Compliments of Cedar Vale Nursing Home Middleboro, Mass. Rendering Christian Service to the aged and inlirm.

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G0 forth with courage, hope and faithg The Healer of Gerznesaret shall walk the zL'ar'a'szL'itl1 thee -Whittz'er New England Sanitarium and Hospital School of Nursing Stoneham QP. O. Melrose 761 Massachusetts

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Allen CounYY WWC mm' 900 Webster Street zzro :2nBQ,'a,,,e IN 4eao1-2270 llflhth pride ML ibeckcafe MI' Bal' A004 . . ePt G al d0l'l Born in Kansas of Swedish immigrant parents, Albert C. Larson moved at an early age to Escondido, California, with his father, mother, and seven sisters and brothers for the sole purpose of attending a Christian day school. After finishing the eighth grade he enrolled at Lodi Academy for his college preparatory training. His college days were spent at Pacific Union College, near St. Helena Sanitarium. At the latter institution he not only found employment, but also met and married the manager's daughter, Miss Lois Rice. The Larsons spent fourteen years at St. Helena, and then moved to National City, California, where he became the manager of the Paradise Valley Sanitarium. His ten years of quiet but aggressive leadership was an era of unparalleled success for that health service unit. In 1944 he accepted an invitation to join the family of workers at the Florida Sanitarium. After a five year term in the deep South, he and his family came to New England in the winter of 1949. A fervent champion of Christian education wherever he has served, Mr. Larson has fostered an abiding interest in Greater Boston Academy. Our school has found in him a faithful steward, an unselfish counselor, and a generous friend. To him, in 1953, we proudly dedicate THE MAYFLOWER.