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

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Happy are the days we ' ve passed In dear old Edwards High — Memories that ever last And linger as the years go by. Once again we sing to you, Sing to you words of praise; To Major Edwards our dear high school, The school of our hearts always; To the girls, to the boys, To all who have shared in our work and play; To the sports, to the books, To the teachers who ' ve guided us on our way; To the present, to the past, To the future that calls us onward; To our goal, to our God, Who leads us ever upward. — Dorothy Simpson Onward and upward we ' ll ever strive; We ' ll do what ' s good and right, With an emblem so gloriously bright, We ' ll ever heed the call to duty. We ' ll strive to keep our motto alive, For the honor of our school we ' ll fight. With our colors and motto and flower held dear, As blue as the depths of the mighty sea, As white as the clouds in the sky; With a background like this, there ' s nothing to fear, Our future is sure to be bright, Forward we ' ll go, ever constantly, Bearing our colors on high. For God will guide us aright. Our flower a rose, pure white, Which signifies love and beauty. — James Geneva CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MOTTO Onward and Upward

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is GDDnTTTTTTTn raj [a irrriTrrmii; aj ja rrrmmnrrrcD al ROBERT TASHJIAN A friendly manner, a never failing sense of humor mixed with scholastic ability, have made Tash one of the most popular boys in our class. These characteristics should carry him through Clark University with flying colors! We know M. E. H. S. will have reason to be proud of Bob. Aviation C!ub 1; Editor Year Book 4; Biology Club 2; Junior Play Committee 3; Treasurer 2 EVELYN THOMAS What will the office do without Evy to type out the attendance slips each day? Coming from Sterling every morning makes Evy ' s day a long one but her cheerful willingness to help in commercial activities has been an asset to the whole school. Things are bound to go well for such a swell gal . Biology Club 2; Chorus 2. 4 BARBARA WILDER Coming to M. E. H. S. in her Junior year, Barbara with her pleasing personality and calm manner has been a fine addition to the class of 47 . Barbara could always be found industriously working in the commercial room. Whatever she undertakes in the future, we know that her zeal will cause Lady Luck to smile on her. Chorus 4; Gym 4; Dramatics 4

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