Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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CLASS SONO WORDS ly MARGERY BAKER -1952 Mm MUSIC oylAJCY BOWES-RIEL — — « — • — • tnoucjH u4 leave our ►not — to e — Ver School be - n ' i i Xr vnore u ' lll be £ thonakt we stall re- rfu.io(e- post to Sue- 1 -4 =y JL L J - - J mu call cess: rer mem rias of our Oh — ' ke uVio h ' cjK School cU s And con - autrs stl? -3ti | f = T — vv Cov — er-ed tM true nap— pf P 3=E itt a -. — - 5= + H V wall hess TV Tta wend Slifps mvle. tW goals ueve Set are past lour years We Still a - head Our IHP £= n« - ver Snail tu. — Tuli- s Q m ■foi — and i == W Aiii £ 0et Oui g e 1i We nfejk ScWo fr ' ends vj°i trust ivv God to i al- cjaijs be The, ead us Orv And Iru— est u e have riuidc us on Oa.v- imet, way i 3E 1 i =

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M H S THE CLASS POEM The good ship Future has arrived, On which we all must sail. Its plank is graduation night, Our destiny, we hail. The port from which we now embark Is High School days all done; Our goal is that of earned success — We ' ll work till it is won. As we set sail, we do not ask For smooth and quiet seas, We pray for fortitude alone, To slum a life of ease, And when the waves and billows roll, The sea is rough and high, We ' ll cast aside our every fear; Sail on! will be our cry. The knowledge that we have acquired, The skills that we have learned Will help us reach that brighter world — The goal for which we ' ve yearned. Above all that, our faith in God, In spite of fears assailed, Will be a light upon our way, And thus, we cannot fail. Now as we board our gallant ship, If any tears are shed, They ' re for the mem ' ries left behind Or the dark Unknown ahead. Then Bon Voyage, my classmates all, And courage to the fore! Come wind, come storm, our course is fixed- We sail to a nobler shore! —GAIL C. STICKNEY

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Second Row: E. Powell, M. Bascio, A. Nicholson, J. Hamblet, C. Milnes, K. Clark, U. Bolevitch, A. Wooley, D. Karalunos First Row: P. Walsh, L. Hyder, J. Greenwood, C. Haller, A. Sarcione, V. Spinney, L. Guilmet THE TOWER STAFF C HE Tower Staff this year has toiled ceaselessly to make our 1952 Year Book the great success that it has been in preceding years. We sincerely hope that it approaches our expectations. We wish to express our gratitude to all those who so willingly assisted us in this important task. Editor-in-Chief — Charles Haller Associate Editors Mary Bascio Jane Greenwood, Lorraine Guilmet Lois Hyder Jerome Himmer Dorothy Karolunos Robert Lange Evelyn Powell John Wakely Patricia Walsh Picture Committee William Day, Chairman William Clark Business Managers James Hamblet, Chairman Chester Milnes Ann Wooley Amelia Sarcione Ursula Bolevitch Arthur Nicholson Virginia Spinney