Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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lass be Words and Original Music by Patricia Condon and Joan Cunningham If we were dreaming, These years would never endg We'd put off forever Parting with each friend. For they've been our companions, And our lives have centered here, But we must face realityg The end is drawing near. Now we leave old Whitman High And those friendships we hold dear. But memories of days gone by Will fill our hearts with cheer. We have gained foundations strong From our teachers kind and true, We'll try to justify their faith In everything we do. You have taught us to be fair, To be honest, faithful, true, You've given us ideals and hopes We'll try to follow through. May success our efforts crown Though our hopes are in the sky. What e'er we do, we'll not forget Our dear old Whitman High. wa E346 Wffi VW H. - I 6 Q li - W ef 1- aw.

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PAUL1NE CLOSE helicopter JOSEPH DAHILL picket fence To get out of Hgn30n'5 woodg To Joe We give thlS little fence, We give this gift to you, The shyest in our Class. A shiny little airplane We'll put it all around him Will help to get you through. T0 keep out every 1855- PATRICIA CONDON alarm clock WILBUR DANNER lovesong Better late than never They say that Wllbur's quite a Romeog Ie Patty's motto--true. He can sing like Perry Como. The noise of this alarm clock Here's a lovesong you can croon Will help awaken you. Underneath the August Moon. FRANK CORBETT wave set MARY DaSILVA canned food lLibby'sJ One look at Frankie's wavy hair Mary'll eat most any food And you will all agree Provided that it's cannedg To keep those shining waves in place, So please accept this little gift. He should have wave set free. We know you'll like the brand! BEVERLY COX a flower JOAN DAVIS paint brush It isn't a lovely orchid Busy on our decorations Like the one you wore one dayg Was Joanie with her little brushg But so much money for one small flower Here's one for your very owng We couldn't afford to pay. We hope you'll use it much. ELIZABETH CROSBY microphone ROBERT DRISCOLL fish line Betty's voice is soft and sweety When she sings it's such a treat That we'll give her this microphoneg Then her talent will be known. We won't say Bob's got a line, But just in case it's true, We're giving him a hook and sinkerg The line you may want, too. JOAN CUNNINGHAM date book MARJORIE LUCKFIBLD road map There is a girl in our class Back and forth to Brockton And she has dates both many and fastg Keeps Margie very busy. And so in order she won't be mistook, This road map showing a short cut We now present her this little book. Will keep her from getting dizzy. MARY ANN CURBY golden crown SHIRLEY FERRIS paper money Mac loves sports of any nameg In basketball she's won her fame. We thank you for your spirit so true By giving this golden crown to you. So JOEL CUSHQUI skipper's cap NATALIB Joel would a skipper be T0 If he could have his way. We We'd like to give you this skipper's cap, We In hopes that you'll use it some day. I8 We're giving this money to Shirley, she can own a storeg Where, we judge, she'll sell Mac's fudge, A treat worth asking for! FONTAINE Natalie 'cause of all her give this dress of blue. know it'S Kind of littleg But, then, you're little too doll's dress clothes,