Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

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CLui-i. iJ-o£.ni YOUTH ' S JOl H.NEY s inornitifi si ' iit hi-r rosi ' iitc siinhrdiiis Ddiuiiifi hllthily ihroiifih ilw uoodland fair And iH ' t ' rin from amoufi the leafy trrr-tops To shine ititli mirth upon the brooklet there, A youth upon his eolt rtiine up the forest path And halted near the sheltered rivulet To iidleh the sparlilinii ii aler slip and slide Anion the roehs and rushes ' til it met The broadeuiuji river mouth. The youth in eufierness disnioitnted from his steed And stepped across the fon ' st ' s mossy floor Down to the uater ' s t ' dfie ichere he mifiht feel The freshness of the sprinti against his hand. And as he knelt besid( that muddy bank, A cool, delifihiful breeze caressed his cheek And soiifis of birds enhaticed the freshness of the air. If hile deu ' V flowers stretched their petals meek Toward aurora ' s light. And suddenly, transformed from boy to man. Tin ' youth spr in(i to the saddle of his uaiting sti ' ed. And, casting one last look about the sc( ne IT here river bank and trail ran side by side. He galloped down Life ' s path nith head held high And steadfast Courage led him firmly on As eagerly he hastened to pass by All troubles f(Hed by men. He knen- the road ahead, though rough and hard, IT as one that met proud glory on the way. For Truth and Right rode by his side Through Life on God ' s highway. SiiinLKY Hastings (19501 (To tlio tiino of Aul l Laiifi Sync) A OK- we are leaving ]T est wood High To meet our fate uith life: . nd ice shall march onnard Through happiiH ' ss and strife. But as the future years roll by And fame comes far or tn-ar: We ' II keep old JT I ' sttrood ' s honor high And all her memories dear. Helen Coombs ( 1950 1

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J Eciiaation ' MU Viaxy M. IK snan To you. Miss Keenan, we, the doss of 1950, wish to dedicate this yearbook in appreciation of the many patient hours you have spent in aiding and inspiring us. Throughout the coining years we shall value to a greater degree the multiple role you have played as advisor, teacher, and friend.