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

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To-day the clan rest here — The clan of Forty, we l Tomorrow we go forth To meet our destiny. Here on our old camp ground You see us round our fire: We laugh and talk and sing As the flames leap ever higher. Our hearts are leaping, too. With mingled joy and sorrow, Rememb ' ring by gone da ' T s And thinking of the morrow Our caravan is packed; Our work in Edwards done. We start a longer trek With treasures we have won. Wanderlust leads us on— We go and who knows where; But we face the trail of life Ready to do and dare, EMBLEMS OF OUH CLASS Color of ruby Deep and sure; Color of lily Fair and pure . These are our emblems. Maroon and white — Token of courage. Essence of light. The rose is our symbol Of beauty and life, To guide us ever In peace or in strife. Deep maroon for the valiant heart. Pure white for the hours apart, The fragrant rose for purity— Faithful forever to these we’ll be. Symbols of courage, Of vision and song Emb 1 c m s of b e au t y , Pledge of the Strong.

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Come let us sing as we s To all our classmates of Life now is calling each ay good-bye Edwards High, and all Eager we go to meet that call. School days have magic, youth has a spell; Into our life they have roven it well, But dear to our hearts though thou may be, To-night, fair school, we take leave of thee. To-night, fair school, we take leave of thee. Always we’ll keep our memories dear Of gay happy hours that we have spent here. We’ll not forget where’er we may be The lessons we’ve learned, dear school from thee. We’ll always strive whatever betide To spread thy honor both far and wide. Semper Fi deles is our cry, Faithful forever to Edwards High. Faithful forever to Edwards High. Class Motto Semper Fidcles Class Colors Maroon and White Class Flower White Rose

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Lillian Anderton Claire Brown Francis Carima Dorothy Coffin Evelyn Beckwith James Buck Kenneth Boynton Robert Cameron Virginia Collie Geraldine Comfort