Westford Academy - Clarion Yearbook (Westford, MA)

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SUPERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE Now that you have successfully com- pleted the secondary phase of your educa- tion, you have a right to feel proud, but not contented. For the education you have received, you have the greater responsibility to extend your knowledge, both through formal and informal education, to better yourself, your community, your country. LLOYD G. BLANCHARD PRINCI PAL'S MESSAGE The graduation of the Class of 1959 terminates formal education for the maiority of its members. A large minority will, how- ever, continue at various schools and col- leges. The secret of success is really no secret at all. It can be yours, regardless of choice of profession or vocation, providing you remember that it must be earned by doing lust a little bit better than your competition. With best wishes to each member of the Class of 1959, I remain Sincerely, JOSEPH E. JOYCE, JR.

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I O 775-14 72aaw It ns wlth deep appreclatron and gratntude that we the class of 1959 dedicate our yearbook to Mrs Mary T Quinn who has been our most helpful class advisor for the past four years She has glven freely of her time In llstenlng to all our problems both social and academuc There are no words of our own that can express our srncere thanks but these of Matthew Arnold seem to be a most fitting tribute To thee only God granted a heart ever new To all always open to all always true 6 yy is . I., 1 I. ' 15752 'i 'Q' 'A nf rx 1. ,' Y r r ,, My D sq: 1 ' , '- .Z N A , 0 HF I 2 sb qw V Kftflg r .. f it 'Ll -ul' . I jiri ,ah ', f ,' . . QT T, Ef f Hg. . ,i , ' ' 'u f ' 1 I 1 I I I ' ' I I I ll , II , .

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