Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

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Class of °54 “Our am is like the horizon: it recedes as we advance.’’ First row, left to right: John Ponte, Ronald White, Teresa Gaudreau, Elenor Rego, Patsy Hasson, Gaile Tripp, Elizabeth Camara, Ann Schelter, Gloria Hebert, Helen Pietrzyk, Beatrice Mello, Betty Ironfield, June Tripp. Second row: Charles Lees, George Rodrigues, Raymond Bruneau, Frances Mullen, Ruth Donovan, Nancy Boan, Susan Phinney, Regina Velho, Jane Stasz, Dorothy Borden, Eleanor Shields, Mary Lewis, Ethel Peckham. Third row: Duncan Fadden, Paul Poirier, Janet Branch, Roger Reed, Roger Hart, Albert Castonguay, Germaine Bibeau, Beverly Kent, Wilma Kirby, Diane Perry, Lorna Reed, Carrie Waughtel,

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Class Motto “Our aim is like the horizon; it recedes as we advance.’’ Class Colors Class Flower RED AND SILVER RED CARNATION Class Song (tune — Dream of Love) We say adieu to our friends and classmates, From whom we now must part; With respectful thanks to our loyal teachers, For memories in our hearts. We now leave Westport High; A goal we must attain. As citizens, show the patient training, Taught us again and again. We’ll shed a tear for our Alma Mater; Joys and sorrows with us dwell. With trust of God, we now go on forward. Farewell to all, farewell. Ann Schelter Class Poem Now from our dear Alma Mater, We must take our leave. We look to Him for the help we will need, As we climb the ever-rising levels of life. To attain the goal for which we have strived. Ann Schelter