Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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ORDER OF SERVICE ORGAN PRELUDE — -Chorale In Thy Love Mendelssohn CLASS PROCESSIONAL — March in G Smart SENTENCES OF SCRIPTURE Minister: O Lord, open thou our lips. Congregation: And our mouths shall show forth thy praise. Minister: Glory be to the Father, and to the Son. and to the Holy Ghost. Congregation: As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Minister: Praise ye the Lord. Congregation: The Lord ' s name be praised. HYMN 167 — Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of Creation CHORAL P ADING: THE WORLD AND NEEDED VISION The Class Officers SOLO Mrs. David Elkin THE LORD ' S PRAYER: (said rcsponsively) OUR FATHER . . . Our power, uniting us to the one next store, the Negro, the African, the communist, the poor, the rich, the dirty. . . WHO ART IN HEAVEN . . . but who can be seen here in the clouds, the flowers, the oceans, and even in the teenage dances, the wild parties, the mess of the world, and in the midst of hate . . . HALLOWED BE THY NAME . . . even when it is used with damn . . . even when mocked at, even when used to our own advantage. . . THY KINGDOM COME . . . into our hearts, our loves, our lives, our troubles, misgivings, doubts . . THY WILL BE DONE ON EARTH AS IT IS IN HEAVEN . . . . . . but can earth be heaven? . . . dare we ask why such a mess? why war? why hate? why poverty? why doubts? . . . why?

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=a = for the MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS of MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS Sponsored by THE CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR Sunday, June 9, 1968 at 4:00 P.M. at the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EAST MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS THE REV. DAVID E. ALLEN, Rector MISS FLORA G. PORTER, Organist =iC= It ' ' ,

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GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD. . . physically, to get through the day, to swim, to run, to win . . . spiritually to meet each day creatively with its work, troubles, goods, and bads . . . AND FORGIVE US OUR TRESPASSES . . . . . . Life, love, hopes, friends, food, talents, joys and sorrows, some- one to love, ... Oh! we owe so much! AS WE FORGIVE THOSE WHO TRESPASS AGAINST US . . . . . . the brother who hates, the one who hurts us, the selfish one in life, the unfair one, but then, do we really forgive them? ... do wo really love them? . . . how? Help us to, even though we don ' t want to. AND LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION . . . ... in other words, become a strong enough part of our Hves, our faiths, so that we can resist the urge to satisfy our own desires; not to think of others, to hate, to strike back, to disobey, to fall . . . BUT DELIVER US FROM EVIL . . . help us to create a new world . . . instead of this hatred, this mess, where to kill is a way of life, to cheat is right, where war is peace and death is the climax! the end . . . FOR THINE IS THE KINGDOM . . . on this earth now, all around us crying, yearnipg to be born anew. . AND THE POWER . . . seen in the civil rights worker, the peace corps, the man living for others, the snowstorms and sunsets, and in faith. . . AND THE GLORY . . . in everything that is good and beautiful, in dedicating ourselves, our education, our spiritual values to the task of bringing a new world order into being . . . with LOVE and its cornerstone. FOREVER AND EVER . . . Someday. Someday. — heaven will be ours . . . Amen. THE FIRST LESSON: Micah 5:6-8 SOLO Mrs. David Elkin THE SECOND LESSON Acts of the Apostles 17:22-31