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

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Fred W. Wellsman Art Florence A. Smith Principal ' s Secretary John J. Markarian, Jr. Music Lillian G. Blacker Commercial Isaiah Chase Principal Mari on E. Healy Commercial Duane E. Kocina History Joseph A. Chicetti Industrial Arts Alexander G. Marshall, Jr. Mathematics Robert F. Pierce Mathematics Christos T. Sarris Science-Mathematics Thomas J. Clohesy Languages

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V -■■d Mary M. Keenan Guidance Helen F. McLaren Superintendent ' s Secretary Anna L. Cavanaugh School Nurse Constance V. Collins Physical Education Edmund W. Thurston Superintendent i George Bader Physical Education Shirley A. Howard Household Arts Marguerite B. Knight Household Arts Frances M. Bums English William J. Davis English-Civics Elaine M. Johnson English Miriam T. Smith English-Latin

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C iadS f- c (To the tune of Halls of Ivy ) To the friendships we have cherished We must bid a fond faretvell But ive are facing on To what our futures foretell. To our parents, friends, and teachers We express our gratitude For ever-faithful guidance In the tasl{ u ' e ' ve pursued. Our way is now our own We ' ll rise to heights unknown. Our path will hold both happiness and patn. Our dreams will now come true But though we ' re leaving you A part of ever one of us remains. With the mem ' ries we ' ve held sacred Our lives have just begun But we will e ' er remember All the friendships we ' ve won. — Gail Chamberlin Merry Hughes oem JOURNEY We ' ve started to trace our journey. We ' ve planned just what to bring; But before we loc the door of our past, Let ' s chec ( if we ' ve missed anything. The first essential factor Is the ticket to destination. The suitable one for whoever we ' re bound Is sincere determination. We must be sure we ' ve not forgot To thanl{ the ones who lent a hand In giving us what they could and more, So we ' d have firm ground on which to stand. We can ' t forget to pac away Those helpful hints not found in a boo ; Those lessons they new that had to be learned. The infinite patience and pains they too . Have we remembered most clearly That Listening is wiser than Speech. That attaining the things we dream through worJ{ Is quite within our reach? Have we forgotten truth and faith? Be sure to leave space in our grip, For errors we ' ll mal{e along the way, For courage to rise if e ' er we trip. One valise on the left is carried — - This for the lessons we hjiow. Another, empty, on our right — For the ones we ' ll learn as we go. So now that we ' ve ta en stoc and see That for the forward road we ' re ready, We ' ll say, Here ' s till we meet again, And leave with our heads high, fnoud, and steady. — Zoe Tummillo