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

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WILLIAM D. SHEA Superintendent of Schools STEPHEN BEATON Principal of High School

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Words by Carolyn Wainwright When you come to the end of your high school days, And you reminisce with the gang , Of the days of fun at the games and plays, And the ''good old'' songs you sang. With the parties, dances and proms so faire With our class no-one can compare. May the years bring joys and pleasures too, To the Class of Fifty-two. Tune -- A Perfect Day As the day draws nigh when we all must part, And each separate road we will go, May we have great faith and a perfect Start. For the future's all ours now, we know. As we face our lives with a hopeful heart, And the promise of days to come, May we ne'er forget all our friends so Toue, In the Class of Fifty-two.