Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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I 5 'W Q-tgp-.Nl X To the Closs ot 1964: lt is with o greot deol ot pride thot the members of the School Com- mittee ond I extend our forewell to you os students in the public schools of Wilmington. Your high school record hos been noteworthy tor its respect for the rights ot others, for its concern for the weltore of the school, ond for its solid, it not spectoculor, scholostic occomplishments. For these, ond other ochievements, you will be remembered with much ottection by the toculty, the school odministrotion, ond the school committee. To oll ot you we extend our best wishes for success ond hoppiness in the yeors oheod. Your very truly, Horold S. Sheo Superintendent ot Schools 8

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If-4 i .gf f v. . ' , N l l 'J Q- ,, eff if f. I .P ali! W ' sl. if if I l X 1 1' rs' I-le is leaving his death for an example of a noble courage, and a memorial of virlue, not only unTo young men, buf unTo all his nation. lScrip'ruresl 7

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T? CongroTuloTions To The members of The Closs of 1964 upon your success- ful conclusion of High School. You ore o1bouT To lounch your respecTive coreers in o cruciol period of noTionol ond world hisTory. These nexT Tew yeors could be The mosT chollenging Tor you. WiTh The recenT odvonces in Technology ond The flowering OT ouTomdTion, none of you con sTond sTill. Your commencemenT should be one of TurTher educdTion ond Troining. By This l do noT infer ThoT everyone should go To college, buT roTher The non-college sTudenT should oTToin more educoTion ond Troining ThoT he mdy noT be coughT up in The vocuum of non-exisTenT employmenT. Where your porenTs ond grond-porenfs could move rn one direcTion ThroughouT Their lives, you should be prepored ond Trdined To move in Two or Three direcTions, should The need orise. The foculTy ond odminisTroTion of' VVilmingTon l-ligh School wish you con- Tinued success in dll your endeovors ds The yeors unfold. Bernord P. Mclvlohon Principol aff- -THX E I If Dil . QS, 117 9 Q - nn'-,,,, Q' 3 v W 'T , , Q, ff T - Q, I ., 1' 'ig V ,, .-,- -s-s-.s,s .. suff- 4-sl' 2242 Q!! 33.53 'nl:1-:.. 9 Nil 1 113 W.. - - - - Q 6 - -, n 10 A-W 040+ 14+-os, is zwzgxuqgsw -as-as-'gr -. ,. l , 5, : I n'll n'lrI'-Ill 'l f qif J ll III'-ll ll n ll: 1 I :n:u ll ll 5 n u' 'nzn ll: lli f +21 lr Y' - - --A g If Nts. I' h f -. ' v fig s I : IW. .T fix' in MMT R A9 c,.fef,,,f5s'wiB :Qc Moy I remind you os you leove VVilmingTon High School ThoT, os o noTion, we leod The Tree world in The seorch Tor C1 iusT cmd loisTing pedce. The seorch Thus Tor hos noT been on edsy one - nor does iT promise To be on eosy one in The TuTure. STill, we know we musT corry iT Torword. To shirk our duTy now would be To doom The world os we know iT ond os we would like iT To be. Our reol sTrengTh, ond The Thing ThoT will one doy see us win, is The TocT ThoT righT is wiTh us only becouse we TighT for The righT. LeT us remember ThoT o person's roce, color, or creed, does noT chonge his righTs os o humcm being ond os C1 ciTizen of our greoT counTry. Do unTo oThers os you would hove Them do unTo you! Horold E. Driscoll AssisTonT Principol 9 ...N I f N