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

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ur iVlr. Robert J- iefce A teacher affects eternity; lie can never tell where his influence stops. To you, Mr. Pierce, we, the Class ol 1956, in gratitude lor the many hours you have so unselfishly devoted to us, do dedicate this book. 4

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foreword We have chosen as our theme Nature and the Four Seasons. It symbolizes our journey through our four years of high school. Fall represents our freshman year when we are new in the school; winter, our sophomore year when everyone is working hard and life is slightly dormant; spring, our junior year when everyone is waiting in anticipation for the forthc oming year. The senior year bursts out as summer does in a blaze of glory. We have attained our goal. We had many difficult periods on our way through the seasons, but we over- came the obstacles and proceeded. Throughout the time we had the understand- ing and help of our teachers, parents, and friends. We especially appreciate the helpful guidance of our yearbook advisor, Mrs. Healy, without whose assistance the superior quality of this book would never have been attained. This book contains only a small part of our trip. Though we may separate in years to come, we will all remember our high school days and keep reaching for our ultimate aim in life. — Marcia L. Newell. K ontentd oDedlt acuitu on eJUocumentd lAnaerataaua tei -Atctiultiei -y at ertii em en ti

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. rdi viAerA lllliss tranced i urni A teacher should be held in highest honor. To you, Miss Burns, we, the Class of 1956, appreciatively dedicate this book as a tribute to the steadfast loyalty and friendship which you have shown our class.