Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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A little learning is a dangerous thingg Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, And drinking largely sobers us again. Alexander Pope

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HOUR GLASS STAFF AND CLASS T .S r, ax' X- 1 V, 'if' xx Q 1 ,,,. j I A Stanley Ashdown Stephen Brennick ., ... .,' Y ll L Pnulfl 'II Presidmzf ' 3 Carole Perella Edward Curtis T7'fJS1!7'6'7' C0-Edif0r OFFICERS S lpn ,1-' 1 is ,Q ,fl 1 6' I Sheila Reynolds SPC7'6'fl17'J' John McCabe Co-Editor

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CID ru I CD O r-+ ru CD Z . E H1 H rn rn 2 2 4. 1 2 1 sf ?i . 5 2 l 12 1 fr 2? if is X ,. lil li il 2 a ig 33.1, sms' ,,,.vv Left to right: John Collins CSuperintendent of Schoolsj, Mr. Edward Page, Mr. George Robertie, Mr. Robert Hastings, Mr. Ernest Crispo, Mr. Henry Sullivan QChairmanJ, Mr. John Hartnett. vines Congratulations to the Class of 1960 on the occasion of your graduation! As individuals and as a group, you have displayed many signs of potentially great citizenship. It is my sincere wish that you advance in your training that you may better assume the responsibilities of the future. MR. JOHN CoL1.1Ns Superintendenl of Schools Congratulations to you, the Class of 1960, upon the successful com- 13, - s -xgrqs . . was pletion of your high school education! To each of you this event has a differ- ent meaning, but to all, it is an accomplishment,-another milestone has K passed on the way to a full, happy, and successful life. As you embark on a new decade, you should reflect on the one coming to an end. The Korean conflict, the continuing cold war between representa- tives of freedom and slavery, inflation, the devaluation of the dollar, increased crime, etc. These and many other socio-economic problems have plagued us between 1951 and the present. Unfortunately few of them have been solved. We call them to your attention simply because you have lived with them during your school years. You have studied and discussed them in class. Now you have to face them and live with them and assist in seeking their solution, -a solution that will require courage, conviction, and sincerity. Now, as you start in the decade ahead, remember that our best wishes go with you. Adhere to the lessons you have learned both in the classroom and your extra curricular activities, mainly those activities which develop MR' BERNARD P' MCMAHON leadership, learning, and social graces. Thus will you be fortified to meet your most exacting and demanding teacher-EXPERIENCE. Principal - W.H.S.