Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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wummqm mga ,schnnl WThere is a school in a little town Away out in the wood, Now even though people sneer at it, We know that it is good! Even though this school is not so big And membership is small, It h's been and always will be, At each student's call. Its teachers are few but loyal, And never seem to complain, They treat each student like the other, One and one the same. Here is a toast to Mr. Hood, So loyal and so true, Whatever may come, he's always there, To see each student through. This school we will remember For many, many a day The Joys and sorrows felt here, Are in our hearts to stay. Many of its boys have done their part This country for to save, God Bless those boys and all they've done, So that our flag might wave. Those who will never return, And lie beneath the sod, Would always have the people, Keep their faith in God. When we are gone away from here We want the world to know, Our hearts will be inspired, Where ever we may go. So when a stranger asks you what school he's passing by, Proudly lift your head and say, Nwhy that's Wilmington High.W

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R, x R ,dai MR. STEPHEN G. BEAN It's hard for pupils of our age to realize fully the stupendous work being accomplished by our superintendent, Mr. Bean. It isn't as simple as it seems to keep a corps of teachers working harmoniously, con- tinuously, and effectively, so that over two thousand pupils in three different towns may gain the knowledge that modern times demand. His patience, perserverance and fatherly way of dealing with problems arising among his subordinates, win him the title of nThe Man Behind the Wheelsn. To him we, the class of 1946 owe a hearty and deserved-- WTHANKSIW