Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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. W , Ill MISS M Muldoon Mr R Hamilton Mr. Day English English English Mrs. J. Aldrich Miss K Helmer Miss E Kennedy Mrs. H. Taylor Engish English English English Journalism WITH SPECIAL TRIBUTE . . . Ever since 1919, Miss Laura N. Marland, Chairman Emeritus of the English Depart- ment, has devoted her life to teaching at Wilmington High School. She was a highly qualified instructor, having graduated Sum- ma Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa with an A.B. from Jackson College, and an M.A. from Tufts University. Retiring this year from the career she loved so deeply, Miss Marland will never be forgotten by the many people who have had the pleasure of knowing her during her 45 years of service. Mrs. S. Horwitz English Mrs. K. Bestany English

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-3. fffef if .. '.. ' q',.,- ' Q s' ir-if Ui l . ,Yam lim i r' i - it ' ' -ffl , . its , 3 wg if . 51.0 .It z . M... , Congratulations and best wishes on your graduation from high school. I sincerely hope that each and every one of you will succeed in your ambitions. You are graduating at a historical time in the annals of Wilmington High School, for as you leave to make your way in life, so also leaves one whose ideals you might well adopt to guide you successfully through life. Bliss Laura Marland retires this year after forty-six dedicated years in the service of your high school. There is not enough money in this world to pay this wonderful person for the good she has done and the hours she has toiled to make it possible for the youth of Yvilmington to become more intelligent and decent citizens. Fortunate are you who have been privileged to have attended her classes. You would do well to copy her code of ethics. 67' Harold E. Driscoll Assistant Principal 9 . Congratulations to the Class of 1965 upon your graduation from High School! Rlay the future un- fold for you in health, joy, and success in your ev- ery endeavor. The Class of 1965 has a dual distinction - first, in concluding the final phase of your education at Wilmington High School, and secondly being the last of forty-six classes to have had the privilege of being taught by Bliss Laura N. Niarland. Dedication has been a deep-rooted trait in the sterling character of fwliss Niarland. As the years roll by, may she hold an honored place in your memory. Treasure her teaching, and may her guid- ance and example be a continued source of inspira- tion to you, as it has been to her colleagues. fQ.,Va4,o'f 'CZQZJZK Mr. Bernard P. McMahon Principal

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