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

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A faithful guide to LI. E. School Y c seldom soc you, yet your rule Is kind and just. Mr. Peltier, We certainly are glad you’re here. An unassuming man is he, A scholar broad as all can see. He’s ready to help in all we do-- Our Mr. Arnold, here’s to you I A Jack of all trades, second to none. Strict in duty but full of fun; We need his help the whole year through, Without you, Archie, what would we do? Kind but stern, dignified, tall, Our Principal, is loved by all. He frowns a bit on too much noise, But understands both girls and boys. A blue eyed maiden tall and fair, A brilliant mind noath golden hair. Gay and kind yet withal a coquette. It surely must be Hiss Rochet to. Jolly is he, or friend to all. Export in golf, tennis, baseball. An arguor always ’gainst one or many Our history teacher --Mr. Kenney. Charming, graceful, quiet, neat-- Hiss Pomeroy is tres petite. Don’t dare, however, to start a riot; There’s dynamite beneath that quiet. We like your lisp, your friendly smile; Wo hope you’ll stay here for a while. You’re quite all right, I.Iiss Alice Pierce, But boyi are your assignments fierce I Mr. Sc arias is a gay young man With a beautiful new coupe If he doesn’t watch out he’ll get too much tan And scare all the girls away. Do re mi, do re mil Oh, who can that be? Don’t you knew, little Froshie? That’s our Miss Whit tie sy Here’s to Mrs. Severance May she teach for years to come; But here’s a tip dear students, Don’t go to her classes with gun l