Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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M H S THE CLASS POEM As we, the class of Forty-nine, march down the well-worn walk. Blinking tears and stifling sighs, our thoughts too deep for talk. We glance at friends, both warm and true, we never more shall see. Whispering a silent Thank you for our years of joy with thee. The teachers, too. have earned our thanks from deep within our heart. The door of life is opening wide; today we must depart. Our echoing steps are far behind; we ' ve reached the branching ways. One to joy, another wealth, a third to pride and praise. We ' ll each take one straight to the end with wisdom as our guide, And as we strive to reach our goal, by our motto we ' ll abide. He conquers who has conquered self is our determined cry. With shining faith and hopeful hearts we leave you, dear Searles High. —CHRISTINA PALESE

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Third Row: J. Hogarth, J. Pleshaw, I. Verfaillie, L. Hanson, R. Garner, F. S.ostrom C. Pollard, H. Ogden, A. Melnicki. C. Day. J. Berwick, B Langille. Second Row: R. Bennett, J Skillings, C. Ratte, N. Sharp, M Mather, J. Hoelzel H. Aznoian. First Row: J. Johnson, P. Tearno, J. Ryder, C. Cox. THE TOWKR STAFF (T HE Year Book Staff this year has worked untiringly to make ' The totos Tower as successful as ii has been iii the past. We sincerely hope ™BH || 1;1 | our e ff or ts will he rewarded by everyone ' s complete satisfac- tion with the results. We wish tn express our gratitude and appreciation lo all those who so willingly devoted I leir lime in assisting us. Editor-in-Chief — James Skillings Associate Editors — Patricia Tearno. Chairman .lean Berwick Barbara Langille Andrew Melnicki Carolyn Cox Mary Mather Robert Garner Carolyn Day .lean Ryder Joyce Pleshaw Lois Hanson .loan Verfaillie Claire Ratte Picture Committee — John Hoelzel, Chairman Harold Aznoian Frederic Sjostrom Raymond Bennett Business Managers — Norma Sharp. Chairman Jean Hogarth Jeanne Johnson Charles Pollard Harry Ogden