Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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asf 'GJ' -QT' To extend mere congratulations to the Class of 1955 would indeed be hollow and superficial. It has been my pleasure to be associated with you for the past six years. It has also been my pleasure to watch your progress, to share in your accomplishments and now to be a part of your crowning achievement, - graduation. May continued success be yours. Let your example be an inspiration to your successors, a source of pride to your parents and a credit to Wilmington High School. BERNARD P. MCMAHON A WISH FOR THE CLASS OF 1955 My sincerest congratulations to the Class of 1955! You have completed a definite phase of your lives, and one that should be ac- companied by clear-cut plans. Twelve years of schooling can seem long from eyes as young and bright as yours, but quite the opposite when viewed in the light of a lifetime. Knowl- edge and wisdom are the fruits of years of training and experience. lt would be impos- sible to gain these in the short years you have spent in school, but we hope that these years have affected good habits of study and citizen- ship. May you continue to grow intellectually either by formal education, or by good reading, that you may enjoy a fuller life! Never rest contented until you feel that you have devel- oped morally and intellectually to the limits of your capacity. Herein lies life's real values, and I wish these for you. IOHN I. COLLINS Superintendent of Schools

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if LITERARY EDITORS D. Etsell M. Icxyes I. MCICKGY GIRLS' SPORTS S. Hobcm 014 If dd! EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Anthony Tessicini ASSOCIATE EDITORS L. Ccxvcxllcrro S. Walsh COMPOSITION I. Peters D. Roqers G. Penlon M. Fidler STUDENT ACTIVITIES I. Klements F. Pellerin me aff CP BOYS' SPORTS N. Bycxm HUMOR I. Riley PHOTOGRAPHY C. Wilson

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