Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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i == ==== r==g == r==gg= Our ships are trim and ready, The flags and streamers fly, And soon across the harbor You ' ll see us passing by. Tis sad to part from comrades, And scenes we love most dear; But destiny is calling From across the water clear. We cannot all be captains Of the ships that sail away, But by sturdy work and conquest We may reach some hidden bay. Gcd, our help in ages past, Our hope in years to come, Will ever guide our course aright Until our work is done. — Corinne Crowell •(11}

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Class Ode Four most happy years are ended, Now our High School days are o ' er, We must travel Life ' s rough highways Climbing slowly ere we soar. Each has gained a share of knowledge, Which will help in trials of life; Some go on to learn more wisdom, Others on to conquer strife. When we ' ve gathered for the last time, And we choose our parting ways, May we ne ' er forget those friendships Which we formed in High School days. And when out on Life ' s Great Highway. If our fortunes fail to rise, Let us not forget our motto, In Ourselves the Victory Lies. Gladys Robinson -{ in}-

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LAWRENCE JOSEPH QL ' INN lakuv Vice-President ' ' . 3 President 4 Baseball, Captain 4 Football 3, 4 Quartermaster, Cadets 4 Larry succeeded in topping his fame when he became our class president. He is popular and is a typical all-round boy, in athletics, social activities, and in scholastics. -{ 12 }-