Worcester Academy - Towers Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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THE T947 SENIOR ANNUAL OF WORCESTER ACADEMY WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS T H E T O W E R S 4' i t :fs JQQQ' ,Z ' 679 QQ -' a li A 2 -f a , C 1-A Mocic xnxx IV In this book we have introduced a few innovations and have tried hard to excel the high standards of former Worcester yearbooks. However, we are sure we have accomplished the main purpose of a school annual - to tell the story of the school year and record it accurately so that in the years to come we may turn back and re-read and thereby re-live the year 1947. Now that the war is over and schools throughout the nation are jammed to the doors, it has been necessary for each student at Wor- cester Academy to maintain a high degree of academic achievement. Many of our Seniors this year have been veterans who were away from studies for the duration of the war, many other Seniors have been the victims of greatly overcrowded high schools. Both of these groups de- serve a great deal of credit for the job they have done this year. Therefore we have chosen for the theme of this year's yearbook - The Seniors.

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To Martin L. Hobie in his fifth year of service to Worcester Academy, whose friendliness, kindness and loyal interest in school activities have made hini endeared to many Worcester students, the Senior Class respectfully dedicates the 1947 TUWEHS.