Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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To the gallant, unselfish clefeiulers of freedom, just yesterday onr classmates and today our friends in arms, we hopefully and proudly dedicate this Year- book. May the unfailing determination of j)urpose and remarkable resourcefulness they have shown in their years at Stoneham High School, make their serv- ice under the flag of this great democracy. The United States of America, as ])raiseworthy and deserving of credit as their activities at our school.

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PROGRAMME Entrance of Graduates — “War March of the Priests” (from Athalia) Mendelssohn High School Orchestra (The audience will remain seated as the graduates enter the hall) Class Marshals Marilyn B. Crafts, Class of 1944 Ralph B. Truesdale, Class of 1944 Graduation Hymn (the audience uniting) Hemy-Walton 1 2 Faith of our fathers, living still Faith of our fathers, we will strive In spite of dungeon, fire and sword. To win all nations unto thee; O how our hearts beat high with joy And through the truth that comes Whene’er we hear that glorious word ! from God Mankind shall then indeed be free. 3 Faith of our fathers, we will love Both friend and foe in all our strife. And preach thee, too, as love knows how By kindly words and virtuous life. Refrain Faith of our fathers, holy faith We will be true to thee till death. Prayer Rev. Mark B. Strickland First Congregational Church, Stoneham Speech of Welcome Francis H. Howard, Class President Address — “That Freedom Shall Live” Richard E. Storey, Class of 1943 Selection — “Operatic Excerpts” Stoneham High School Orchestra Mr. Rolland Tapley, Conductor Mr. Maurice Hoffman, Organist Wagner