Lynn English High School - Yearbook (Lynn, MA)

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IJUH FAHEWELL CTune Flow Gently Sweet Afton l A larewell to lfnallsh IH parttng W atve Thouavt years separate Us your mem ry wrll llve A farewell to Claesrnates so lo fal and true And jpy tn the hours me have spent here w1th yo Hernetnlcenna the prerepte we learned 1U a h Clas Qur v o krnj toaether made years qurckl paqs Wlth zest tor the rnorrow e ao t rth and et Tnouan We kno not now what the futur reveal Yet we shall uphold Enghsn l-hah s areat ldeale We ll keep the trad1t1on of honor and truth The teachlnas o couraae and challena tor youth Of W'1SdO'l'1 and kno Nledg and undy1ng hope To better ourselves and to w1den ltfe Q s ope Wlth prtde tn our Qchool Gu NC now leave tts halls Allealance goe v 1th us Wherev r llle all Charlotte Fvnger l9f'1 . ' ' A e ' , l H A I ' v l l , A X , 'T ' A . , , I ' V U, ' , , ' et C ss, f r ' X M . f f .v The years spent together we cannot forget ' ' uf e E5 . , . , . ' at e ' Q, , I X S A I A , ,B C I 'Q' ' 3 J e ' Cx , LP

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V LEIIIIITIIIIY AND PIIESE TIITIII III? EL!-ISS GIFT Today ts the ulmmatton of three memorable years spent at Engltsh I-hgh Our assoctattons and expenences are fresh tn our memory our gratrtude to our pr1nc1pal our teachers and our parents deep and stncere Through thetr help and understandtng we have been educated to fulftll unlque functtons tn l1fe and f1t ourselves for spheres whtch as ctttzens and he1rs of a preclous culture we shall share wtth others We all embark today on new careers Whether we attend schools of htgher learnmg or enter trades we shall be met by the challenge of compet1t1on We must have courage to speak our mtnds freely and the 1r1st1nct to respect the optruon of others we must apprectate to the full the great adventure of 1ntell1 gent IIVIHQ We must work tn our professlons effectlvely and zealously and become alert and responstble members of our communtttes ln Whatever fteld we decrde to enter we shall strtve for success We the class of I949 appre tate what Engltsh I-Itgh and tts faculty have done for us Iust as the classes of yester year have left a token of thetr esteem we too leave a gtft tt IS a dlsk recorder It wtll be a great asset to Enghsh H1gh as 1t W1ll a1d tn the teachtng of Enghsh foretgn languages and publtc speaktng When the students can hear thelr own votces they wtll know quahty of thetr speech and correct flaws tn pronuncratlon The recorder wtll be 1nvaluable tn CIIIICGI analysts of oral composttton for tt w1ll furmsh sub stantrattng proof of a cr1t1c1sm We hope that the recorder wtll help to develop many competent speakers Mtss Tlmson tn behalf of the graduattng class 1t gtves me great pleasure to present to you as representat1ve of the undergraduates of Lynn Enghsh Htgh School th1s gtft May the students to come beneftt by tt and remember the class of 1949 Eugene Zack l949 IIIIEPTI-INIIE UF III. S5 GIFT Mr Zack I accept thts g1ft tn behalf of the undergraduates of Engltsh I'I1gh School wtth smcere thanks As the representattve of my classmates I speak for all when I say that th1s recordtng machlne IS deeply apprectated and w1ll be a constant remmder of the class of l949 It wtll I am sure be of great tnterest and usefulness to us and to future students of the school In a sense we regret that you are leavtng thts school never to return to tts classrooms as puplls We realtze that for you th1s graduatton day 1S a stepplng stone 1n your ltves although for us 1t IS a separatton from those W1th Whom we were fortunate enough to establlsh frtendshtps We wlsh you every success whether you enter college or the bustness world and know that some day 1n the near future you W1ll make your mark tn our wonderful country of equal opportuntty May you always be a cred1t to Engltsh Hlgh School where you and We have spent happy years Stanlea Tlmson 1950 I4 THE RED AND GRAY . C . . , . I y 2 , , I I C. . . . how their voices sound to other people, and be thus enabled to improve the , , . , ' 1 , . . , , , , , ' 1 ,

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