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

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OUR OFFICERS 1937—1941 FRESHMAN President — Donnld Stewart Vice-President — Marion Keith Secretary — Barbara Goodale Trccasurcr — Donald Rich (later Ralph V liitconb Athletic Association Representatives Joseph McCormick, Charlotte Harol Social Chairman — Lorraine Eisnor President — Donald Stewart Vice-President — Charlojtte Harold Secretary — Barbara McCormick Treasurer — Warren Chccvcr Athletic Association Representatives — Social Chairman — Barbara Goodale President — Warren Cheever Vice-President— Charlotte Harold Secret ary — Barbara McCormick Treasurer — Donald Stewart Athletic Association Representatives — Social Chairman — Kenneth Boynton, Randall Toye President — Wa.rrcn Cheever Vice-President — Charlotte Harold Secretary — Barbara McCormick Treasurer — Herbert Waters Athletic Association Representatives — JUNIOR SOPHOMORE Carolyn Hudson, Paul Mooney Hazel Thorpe, Paul Mooney SENIOR Carolyn Hudson, Paul Mooney Social Chairman — Randall Toye

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GRADUATES- CLASS OF 1941 Pauline Antinarella Marie Boulais Jeannette Boynton Roy Boynton Joyce Burlingame Ellen Byhman Warren Cheever David Comfort Lorraine Eisnor Barbara G-oodale June G-oodale Charlotte Harold Carolyn Hudson David Kendall Billings Larrabee Si mo Maki Barbara McCormick Joseph McCormick Patricia Merritt • Donald Moonei , Paul Mooney : Stuart Morrow Robert Potvin Anthony Renzoni Emma Rotti Edward Silverberg Donald Stevaart Hazel Thorpe Herbert Waters Ralph TiHiitcorab Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto Class Adviser Blue and Thite V hite Carnation ' Effort brings Success” Mr, Donald H. Letendre

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CLASS SOITG ( Tune : Finlandia ) ’ e will rcmenbcr, in the years to come, The time ' wo spent within these friendly v alls. And when, far hence, our thoughts bey in to wander , Our fondest mem’ries v;ill be of Edwards’ Eiyh, V e will remember all ' our friends and friend- ships. Because they are a part of our youth. Oh, may we strive always for better lives. And try to make our v orld a better place In which to live in ' peaco with our neigh- bors , And love and cherish our country grand. Oh, may wc strive toward higher, purer living. That we r.ia ’’ save our v orld from sin and strife. Today the world is opened up before us, A challenge wc must all accept; And make it our dut ’, together. To conquer all t’ e evil v c find there. That when our lives arc spent; ' Ve can say, ’7e did our part”. And rest in peace alvfays. Edward Sil verb erg