Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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Glass Poem Our high school days we leave behind, Our future conquests clear in mind. The plans we ' ve made we must fulfill, Though clouds of war may threaten still. The wealth we have is what we ' ve learned, The strength we show cannot he spurned. When we conquer self, and our hattle ' s won, Our task in life is then well done. We trust in God to show the way, To lead us through each night and day, And though the path be rough and steep, We ' ll reach our goal; our faith we ' l l keep. — JAMES BAKER

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Back: Clarence A. Elwell, Latin, Commercial Law; Frances Richardson, English; Alice Coulson, English; Agnes Brouder, Latin, English; Martha D. Lange, English; William Piccerillo, Italian, Science. Front: Evelyn L. Rushton, English; Margaret McDermott, French; Ethel L. Broad- bent, French, Dev. of Democracy; Ruth E. Wright, French, History; Agnes McDer- mott, English. Back: Edward Comtois, Glee Club; Harold McDonnell, Bandmaster; Paul Leslie, Ind. Arts; John G. Barry, Boys ' Phys. Ed.; Ernest Ramsbotham, Driver Ed.; Donald Smith, U.S.A.R. Cadet Instructor. Front: Joseph Melia, Art; Evelyn Gammons, Secretary; Mary Brouder, Home Ec- onomics; Hazel Hadfield, Orchestra Leader; Arthur R. Nicholson, Mech. Drawing.

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