Woodbury High School - Log Yearbook (Salem, NH)

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1945 l Our Life's Pathway Our path was charted for usg As each one travelled thru The wisely chosen subjects We studied for we knew That knowledge is a doorway wideg We've learned this studying side by side. And now we face the futureg And as we separate Each one on his life's pathway Shall find a special gate . To lead him on to service new, Whatever he's equipped to do. And Woodbury High has taught us Cooperation counts. In classmates we discover, True loyalty amounts To quick response to high demand For greatest service to our land. In office, shop, or business, In hospital or school, You'll find us all engaging To live the Golden Ruleg And those who know us will declare The Spirit of Woodbury led us there. HAZEL DOWNS

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22 W. I-I. S. Coast Guard Commander Harold Jackson, who was home recently, donated a new gym to Woodbury High, which contains a year- round swimming pool. As our conversation lulled, Charlotte turned on the radio. Doris Ouellette, one of our favorite comedians, was on the air. Her program is always entertaining but that night it was- especially so because she had as her guest, the well-known orchestra leader, Harry Playdon. His vocalist is sweet and lovely Nancy Dyson. The next program was Wally Kimball's weekly analysis of the news. As he travels extensively it was not surprising to find that he was broadcasting from Cairo, Egypt. We hadn't realized how late it was getting until the 12:00 o'clock signal started us out of the past, lout I knew as I took my leave that I would long remember this night's conversation. ELEANOR ACKERMAN

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24 W. H. S Left to right: Miss Hyder, Miss Fisk, Miss Martin, Mrs. Connor- ton, Mr. Rourke, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Hatch, and Mrs. Thompson. , OUR FACULTY Mr. Rourke, our headmaster, is a graduate of N. H. U. with an A. B. degree in social studies and an Ed. M. He also is our science teacher. Mrs. Hatch, senior home room teacher, is a graduate of Colby with an A. B. degree in languages. Miss Martin, a graduate of Plymouth Teachers' College with a B. Ed. degree and with an Ed. M. from Boston University, has charge of the typing department. Miss Fisk, 8th grade teacher, has attended Western Reserve, Brown University, and Boston University. Miss Hyder, our home economics teacher, received a B. S. degree from Regis College. Mrs. Connorton, 7th grade teacher, is a graduate of Trinity College, Washington, D. C. Miss Anderson, our economics teacher, attended Wheaton College, Norton, Mass., and received a A. B. degree in American Civilization. She also has done graduate work in Education at U. N. H. Mrs. Turner is a graduate of Lowell Teachers' College and has attended U. N. H. Mrs. Thompson, who is and has been our singing teacher for afglrieat- number of years, attended the New England Conservatory o usic.