Merrimac High School - Yearbook (Merrimac, MA)

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Noreen Quimby To Noreen whose desire long has been To style the hair of many women This brush and comb we give for a start And hope she'll enjoy it with all her heart Margaret R ines To Peg who's always on the go With cheerleading, work, and much you know Proudly we give her this vitamin pill To always keep away the ills, Patricia ilton T To Pat whose IT-ED is in the Navy So many miles away Here's a little sailor boy To make her life more gay, Margaret Weigel Since lV.argie JET a teacher? Someday when she wants harmony A ruler will prove so worthwhile That we give her one with a smile Ric-hard Emery To Dick we always look for a lead In school, in sports, in fun To help you out, here's some chicken feed For your work is never done, Richard Warren Emery Z5

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George Heald To George we give this racer All painted blue and white To help him speed along the way just like a streak of light, - Patricia joralmon To Pat we give this datebook Something she might use If ever she should happen Her memory to loose, George Larkin George in his little car is always running about But it seems his gas often runs out So here's an extra can to help you along To that empty gas tank club we don't want you to Thomas Lund Tommy's ambition igfisiting a foreign country some day So we give you a map, now don't loose your way, David Marshall Dave Marshall lives-Quite far from school For means of motion he has no tool These seven league boots before the bell Will get him there all safe and well, Ann Murphy Our Ann is blessed with a very soft voice Although it may not be her choice This megaphone to her we give So she'll be heard as long as she lives, George Nicol Everyone has somethfthey like- to collect With George its cars most people wouldn't elect So here's a 52 Ford, the best Now lets see you get rid of the rest, Richard Noone To Dick, our strong and silent boy We offer, in fun, this little toy A firecracker to make some noise And a wish for many future joys, John O'Brien For only a mite doesrijohnnie slave For many a dollar does Johnnie crave To help make some of your wishes come true I-Iere's some green stuff to turn your skies blue, 24 belong

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Class Poem The Good Ship Class of 5.2 four years ago set sail Upon the sea of knowledge vast and wide, It weathered tempests, depths and lashing gale, And now it reaches home port safe at last, All through the years our navigators wise and dear Had pointed out the dangers and the shoalsg They plotted well the course we had to steer, lf we would all attain our cherished goals, Each lesson taught became the sturdy planks, A bulwark strong, resisting stress and' strain, To those who teach we say a heartfelt thanksg Their precepts and advice will long remain, This voyage o'er, on journeys new we now depart, Each, captain of his ship, we brave the fields anew But e'er we go, this farewell from the heart Good luck, success attend the class of 1952, Barbara A , Dudley 26