Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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MRS. EVELYN R. ANDERSON She gave us our paints, And taught us to sketch, She favored our drawings Which she told us to ROSEMARY DALY Serene, complacent, Tlmid and shy, One who is determined By that 'look' in her HAROLD I. DRISCOLL A gentleman, scholar, Leader, friend: These are virtues Ihloh ln thee blend. The students: assoclat etch. eye. es And young men you have taught, Love the ideals lhich to then you have brought. SHIRLEY H. EIHONS A friend although new To our humble abode Has won our love By the friendliness s he showed. ELENE W. FARELLO A teacher of wisdom, Proverbs and rules: A teller of laws And purpose of schools: A prover of theories, A woman who learned That a desired ambition lust always be earned. EILEEN K. GREENWOOD She came from afar To our humble abode Like a bright morning Her grace to unfold. IARGARET I. HART Although our opinions Vary and differ, T'1e truthful to say That classes spent wi Will ne'er be forgott But lifted apart, As a symbol of teachi From our dear Miss Ha CARL U. HARVEY Stal' th her en, UE rt. A friend with whom we've spent Hours of learning. His patience will remain with us Symbolically burning.

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HELEN BAYWARD A young friend appeared When we were in need Of someone to teach us, To help us, and lead. GEU GE C. KAH OUR One who advises, Requests and opposes. A genius of figures, A lan never mean: Ilth charity and wit Our questions he poses. A gentleman always-- Our friend 'Uncle Teen.' ELTA L. LAPNIEWSKI To us she had come As a friend indeed, Ready to assist When we were in need. OLIVE LITTLEHALE She She She And taught us of Bach sang to us of Brahms gave us our pitch notes with their charms. GERALDYNE A. LYNCH From her we learned That French was no cinch, But we still enjoyed it From our friend Miss Lynch. LAURA N. MARLAND Advisor, counselor, Teacher, friend, Priceless virtues In thee blend. From you ve've learned Our ndo's' and 'don'ts' And hope some day To drop our Nwon'ts'. HAROLD MCDONNELL A man with whom we've spent Hours of laughter His wit will remain with us Many years after. MRS. STANLEY WEBBER 'Learn from experience,' UReason from truth,' WListen with 1nterest,' Not, WI don't give a hootl' Words wisely spoken By our teacher and friend A helper and lady-- The best till the end!