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

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[Osea eOsinelD H, just to gather our dreams together into words and then convert our words to deeds! Beyond the portals of our high school there les another world, more real, more grim, and none the less alluring. As we approach the end we must pause to express our gratitude to the teachers who have been steadfast friends through our four years here. We must also extend our thanks to under-class- men who have supported our every undertaking—even this, our Aftermath. When at length we set foot on the final threshold, clad in armor, bright, shin- ing, and impenetrable, we shall see the prospects of this new world to overcome and like heroes of the ancient days we shall set our hearts on conquest that will imprint its proof on the annals of the years. Through the years to come we shall oft recall the laughter, the freedom, and the attainments of our youth, and now and then look back upon this ear- nest record, to chuckle as we come across some bit of gay romance, and to laugh to read once more the passages of wealth in exaggeration. In truth, the spirit of these four years of high school will glow anew, enhanced, unaltered by the time, and we shall then relive our youth, as bold, as free, and as cour- ageous, and as glorious with the adventures of these younger days. We have tried our best to make this book a success,—and with a true pledge ‘‘To do as honor demands” we present this Aftermath of the Class Oreos.

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TO A TEACHER WHO WITHOUT FEAR GIVES TO CURRICULA AND EXTRA CURRICULA ACTIVITIES WITH A KINDLY INTEREST AND FRIENDLY SPIRIT IDEALS OF FAIRNESS AND HONESTY AND HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS— nO STEPHEN BEATON THIS AFTERMATH OF THE CLASS OF 1931 IS DEDICATED WITH SINCERITY AND RESPECT