Millbury Memorial High School - Aftermath Yearbook (Millbury, MA)

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Calmly and quiétly thé wiite clouds’ float overhead untrcubled by the doinss of mene “Ine ,ctars are still shining serencly in their places, lgnnrant of the important events vhich are about to take place. For now the class of 1950 is to receive their dislomas and enter into the wide vorld, battling for horgrand recognition which, undoubtedly, they will attain. an: SO 1t is altorether Titting thet ve shold review the Sevens Waser lesa tup Vo this Pinel end moet Floriovs result... Pour years aso We erecuated) from. the Millbury Junior: Fisch. -ye felt at that time that our cup was filled to the brim--little aid te realize of our future joy. Quickly the summer fathered in vast numbers about the entrance of higher learning. neCh Was eiroic to enter: first, till finally one of our bolder Spirits volunteered his leadership. and in a mussed column with fuards on either fiank-and scouts: ahead we entered and were vO seat ourselves in the issembly Hall. ifr. Pratt mounted the stare and, delivered,a fiery oration upon our, upturned and shining faces. Faces that shined in both classes for the simple-reasons that our female species had not vet learned what, disasterous results are obtained from the use of owder and cosmetics... The. pervadins thourht:in Mr. Pratt's speech, who, by the de .aY, WoS Our Principal, was that:a most severe »unishment would be incurred, by tie infraction of any of the ses rules, vhich he issued for us to: follor. Timidly-.we left. this rost awe-inspiring man anc sou ht our home rooms. «after this began the commencement of hard: labor. i.e were ridiculed by many: and, .althouch our lotijsas hard, »e versevered and won through. For.always thers. shone on the distant horizon a star crowine brirhter ana brighter as such, month flec by until iinally

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