Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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ACU ty Bottom Row: Miss Harrison, Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Nason, Miss Hayward, Miss Dainty, Miss Campbell, Miss McIntyre. : Second Row: Miss Wheeler, Mrs. Leake, Mrs. Shannon, Miss Fencer, Miss Wright, Mr. Warren, Prin., Miss Miller, Miss Spidle, Mrs. Sandburger, Miss Walcott, Miss Leavitt. Top Row: Mr. Cooper, Mr. Abell, Mr. Sherwood, Mr. Proctor, Mr. Moyle, Mr. Allison, Mr. Dodge, Mr. Goddard. Not Present: Mrs. Marshall, Miss French, Miss Welch. eA wos LCoenaw y W303 Oy -

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oLest We Sorget “You are leaving the high-school,” the Voice said; “A world of adventure 1s yours. You are leaving the high-school,” the Voice said; But the Voice was millions of dead. . “Happy the moments you spent there; Vast is the knowledge you hold. Into life’s journey you'll soon fare,” But the Voice was low and was cold. “Youth is America,” the Voice said; “Youth is the light of the world; Our hope is America,” the Voice said; And the Voice was millions of dead. “Graduation’s adventure,” the Voice said; “Fight for the things you believe. We have adventured!”’ the Voice said— The voice of the millions of dead. Joan McNaucurT == » 7 “ nn i Set eo kee “2 Sry ; {Sg res . ; : “OU etd a) —=SwwrYis NN sie: 7D Rpts ANN WW NINSSS Mp) ANS