Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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WADE L. GRIN DEE Principal Here’s to the finest of jirineipals and lon ' may lie continue to serve oiir Winchester Iligli Scliool.

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foreword oiir readers turn these pag ' es they may not find all that was j roniised in the first ambitions plans of a newly elected Year Book staff. It should be remembered, however, that in these days of economic stress financial resources are not unlimited. We have endeavored to include all that is es¬ sential Avith some additional features not appearing in former editions of the Aherjona. . . . We Avish to take this opportunity to express our a])preciation of the Avork of those students, Avhose names noAAdiere appear connected AA’ith this book, aa’Iio have so cooi)eratively assisted AAuth the informal biographical sketches of this year’s graduates. ... We are happy to })resent to our classmates this souvenir of the friendships and good times that our four years in Winchester High School have given us. —The Editors.

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Glass (poem oSloCS» TIIAKGELLA We were cliildreii, joyful, carefree Gay, a racing’, bustling throng, Wlien at first we paused to greet thee Standing lofty, stern and strong. Benignl} glowing, ever guiding Yon taught ns all to work, to ])lay, Deserved graces now we’re singing. Laurels at your feet we lay. This day is for ns inoineiitons Soon each one will take his jdace In earth’s ever-shifting stratus Life—whatever creed or race. iMay we high n])hold the banner Red and black, emblazoned bright Standi ng first for truth and honor For the thing that’s S]K)rtsma7dike. Alma IMater we salute thee As we go where duty calls Ne’er forgetting what we owe thee Foi’ these years within thy halls. Dorothy Gliddex.