Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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gb 5 'I FQRE GRD In a sincere effort to reflect the memo- rable occasions of our high school days, the yearbook staff presents the 1965 Hourglass. Our moments of gaiety at our proms and dances, victory and de- feat at our sporting events, somber mo- ments of study, and the joy of being se- niors are pictured on the following pages. We, the staff of the 1965 Hourglass, truly hope that the memories captured in these photographs will be lasting and dear to each member ofthe class. 1 'I 1 I - V ' 1. -Ai x f 'Q l M 'Q vi -all A an-K-,sam M f-1 A. Q! ,,-.- -A my , . 0 R, ! .!.,,q- 4, ' ! viii - ,A '. A l '-'L 'lull

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Q3 X oz X wqwwq W WMMM M. ' , - 'sr , A - W.. ,- IN DEDICATIQN S ,Aux x 4 Y X X Q Q X fs 71, l yi! X ,f ff- We, the class of 1965, wish to express our grati- tude to our great friend and guidance counselor, Mr. Vincent Gallucci. Affectionately known to us as Uncle Vinnie, he has dedicated himself to assis- ting each member of our class in reaching our goals and fulfilling our dreams for the future. Whenever we had a problem, personal or other- wise, he was always there to hear us out and lend a helping hand. With deepest appreciation for the many favors he has done for us as individuals and as a class, we dedicate The Hourglass to Mr. Gallucci.