Major Edwards High School - Mesa Yearbook (West Boylston, MA)

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EJZ f p I Class Day Program March (to tree planting Tree Planting Oration Processional (to auditorium) Address of Welcome Class History Advice to Juniors Selection Class Prophecy Class Will Carolyn Nutting Presentation of Colors to Junior High Presentation of Letters Miss Class Cheers Senior Song Recessional Walter Brigham Warren Lundell Margaret Denton Boys’ Quartet Rosemary Wood Margaret Budd Walter Brigham Adams, Mr Andrews k i r rrr yv n

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THE CLASS HISTORY Listen my friends and you shall hear Of this senior class that all revere. In ' 34 on an autumn day Twenty five seniors still can say They remember that famous day and year. The component parts of this class of ' 33 are twenty five young men and women, ranging from average to super. Eleven of its parts are handsome and valiant. Fourteen are charming and demure. From its combined height of one hundred and forty-one and a half feet, the class stands over three times the height of Major Edwards High. Its combined girth Is 896 inches. Imagine the sensation it would create going into a clothing store and asking for a belt, size 896. The combined brains of the senior class would approxi- mately fill one hundred and ten tumblers. No wonder that the class could solve any problem. One September morning, forty- two Freshmen entered High School at the Goodale Street School. While warding off the upper classmen, wd had our election of officers. The results were as follows: Robert 0 f Conner, President; Robert Kies sling. Vice President; Winifred Ander- ton. Treasurer; Dorothy Allen, Secretary. The following September there were thirty four warriors left to carry-on with a firm and undaunted heart. The elec- tions were held as usual with the following results: Richard Fancy, President; Francis Kirby, Vice President; Carolyn Nutting, Treasurer; Emily Brown, Secretary. The third year was one of many activities. Twenty- four of the prededing Sophomore class were back for their Junior year and this number was increased to twenty eight with the arrival of four from Boylston. In the fall of the year we had our election which came out as follows: Francis Kirby, President; Richard Fancy, Vice President; Walter Brigham, Treasurer; Ruth Zuroms, Secretary. Ruth loft us In the early fall and we elected Jane Cameron as secretary. December the seventeenth the auditorium was packed to hear the Impatience of Job which was the hit of the season. The following spring we elected a r committee to look over rings. The day of Jubilee arrived when the rings entered Major Edwards High. One September mom, 1937, twenty-seven peppy seniors ap- peared on the scene. The following class officers were elec-