Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Class ©hi With our friends in the schoolhouse At the top of the hill. We are wandering ' round, Just saying Farewell . The scenes so familiar Soon will pass from our view. Our schooldays are finished. We must hid them Adieu . From each nook and each corner, From the trees all around. There are myriads of voices That are bidding us come. They are urging us onward To take up the fight. And go forth in the woi Id To battle for right. So attention, my classmates! Let us fall into line. And w ith banner uplifted Stand ready, mark time. At the word of command We will march on our way And Success through our Effort Will conquer the day. — Loren B. Sjostrom I d

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Wt t smlty 9 Leighton S. Thompson Amherst A. B., Harvard Ed. M. Principal Boston University B. S. S. Commercial Smith A. B. English Colby B. S. Mathematics, Science Colby B. S. Science Salem Normal School, Boston University Commercial Bates A. B. Latin Syracuse B. A. English Radcliffe A. B., Harvard Ed. M. English, German Smith B. A. French Boston University B. A. Commercial Boston University B. S. Mathematics Margaret McDermott Boston University B. A. French, Latin Milton Noble Tufts B. S. Economics, History Francis Piper Tufts B. A. Science Helen Southworth Boston University B. S. History, Problems of Democracy Bernice Staples Lowell Normal, Mass. School of Art Drawing Marion Watkins Smith A. B. English Ruth Wright University of New Hampshire A. B. French, History Leona Albrecht Dorothea Allen J. A. Bagnell Chester Brown Agnes Dugan Clarence Elwell Mary Gavitte Martha Lange Dorice Lord Ethel E. Lord Carrie Lyman in i

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ffllas f omit Our future lies open before us Like a tapestry gleaming and white, Awaiting the plan of our weaving We place there with courage and might. For like as the work of a weaver, We meet life as we go on our way. Each deed is a thread to be placed there Whether tangled or straight it must stay. May the lessons that now we have learned here, So patiently taught through the days, Make our picture of life when completed Tell the truth and the right of our ways. — Malcolm S. Stevens