Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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Q0 fig Qwtwfzn ai, V 1 V . v n' Y. F ' We . I I , X., , . A tr,- Q , .5 4' ' J 11 f--f' N... l . s x. 'K X mb... Standing: Arnold F. Lanni, XValter Pierce, Asst. Supt., Richard E. Keane. George C. Robertie. Seated: Arthur I. Brewster, Glen E. Connolly, Chairman, Harold S. Shea, Supt. of Schools, Arthur V. Lynch. XVe salute the members of the Class of 1966 for your outstanding achievements during these past four years! Because of your striking successes in the scholastic field as evi- denced by the largest number of individual scholarship recipients in the history of the school, and, because of your solid contributions to the advancement of the general welfare of the high school as attested by your good deeds in the fine arts, in athletics, in student government work, and in other extra-curricular activities, you have brought signifi- cant honor to your school, to your community, to your parents, and to yourselves. The School Committee and the School Administration are proud of you, and we extend to all of you our best Wishes for continued success and personal happiness in the years ahead. HAROLD S. SHEA Slfperilzlefzdelzf of 5650015 May 27, 1966

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-QM Crecian and Roman Empires rose to the heights academically, economically, and cultur- ally only to collapse because the people could not handle prosperity. Immorality and corruption prevailed. XYe inherited the word i'Democracy', from Creecc. It refers to a government of the people, for the people. and by the people. It is our form of government and it is the best in the World, but. wc must all take an active part in it or we could suffer the fate of our Creek and Roman px'r-clf-ccssors. XM- had the Tories in the Revolutionary VVar, tliosr- v-.lm riotf-cl and refused to answer the draft in tln- Cm, il War, Pacfifists in VVorld VVar Ig Con- scrifwltious Ulnjcr.-tol's in XVorld Wlar II, Defcctors in flu- Korrwnl fhmllictg Draft Card burners now. NU- lmxi' suriixr-cl tlurm all as a nation. XXX' must lifrlimf- in law and order, wc must rnalf- s..r'riliff-s, wr' must llavc- faitli in God and ir' fvwlf 'fflwl' l1f'4..1I1w'- wrt caift Quarantce our xmrj. ol lilft Vvllllfllll giving our all to protect and p1'r's1'ri.1' ul. l.f-I us .ill lollm-, ilu' flolclc-in liulf-1 Do unto -17 'is as you xvfmlfl lmtf' rlnr-in do unto you. llfilcfzl IJ li. lllllsf UI,l. flax, Iliff l fft 1. , ' , Congratulations to the Class of 1966 upon the successful completion of your high school edu- cation. Looking back, those days will bring various memories to each of you. Looking ahead, we trust that you have laid a solid foundation for your future plans and aspira- tions. May your future be bright and your ambitions fulfilled. We wish everyone health and success in the years that lie ahead. BERNARD P. MCMAI-1oN Principal Congratulations and Best Wishes to each and every member of the Class of 1966. As I Write this message, I feel somewhat nos- talgic for I, too, am graduating from the high school after thirty years of service. In this, my final yearbook message as Assistant Principal, I would like to recall some facts from history that could apply today. 'Aww