Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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Year Book Committee David Knowles lo Date we express our thanks for his efforts as president of our class and also his determination to make our 1944 Yearbook such an achievement . Without his cooperation, good sense and effervescent personality, we, the Senior Class, would not have had the success and good times which we have experienced. Thank you, Dave, and best of luck in whatever you do or wherever you go from B.H.S. ’S the fellow to tvhom the Yearbook should stand up and bow. He handled numerous details with his customary thoroughness and his incen- tive urged us on. Due mostly to his concentrated endeavors we who are graduating will be able to keep this book of B.H.S. memories. The Yearbook Committee sincerely wishes you a suc- cessful and very happy future, fustin. Justin White The Yearbook Committee functioned on its own part this year except for the help of Mr. Perry, the class sponsor. A difficult project was presented to this Yearbook staff because the war had curtailed much of the material necessary to present an A-1 yearbook, (as all Braintree High School annuals are). The class pitched in and along with the help of the faculty and the sponsors we have produced a meritable yearbook. Our grateful thanks go to everyone who helped this year but above all we extend our thanks to Mr. Perry for his splendid cooperation. To the Walsh Press of Boston we owe a debt of gratitude for the printing of our yearbook and doing such a splendid job. We also wish to thank the Warren Kay Vantine Co. of Boston for its lively interest in our book. To all our advertisers we extend our thanks and best wishes. The members of the yearbook Committee were Joyce Burke, Chairman; Justin White, Martha Caird, Donald Plummer, Virginia Chiesa, Sarah Lou Ann Hawkins, Priscilla Wishart, and David Knowles. 0 % 1 tkSH: 1944

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Appreciation James L. Jordan J AMES L. Jordan . . . during the four years we have been in B.H.S. we have always been able to turn to Mr Jordan for guidance. His cheerful smile and gentle advice consoled us often when perhaps our marks worried us. Especially as Seniors did we value our principal. He has advised us, recommended schools, written references and done whatever would benefit his graduating class. He has been definitely our Principal Pal.” J OHN V Ferrett . . . more intimately known as Butch.” A big fellow, he is one of the most cheerful and co-operative of all our faculty advisers. It was he who pulled our senior show out of the fire and produced a fine show for us. To Mr. Ferrett we give our most humble apologies and thanks. K athleen W. Campbell . . . it is she who has been our friend indeed. Whether it is getting a tardy slip, advice, or information, our Miss Welch” has always been ready with a smile. It is friendly and helpful persons such as she who make it difficult for the members of the Senior Class to leave the hallowed halls of old B.H.S. Thanks, Miss Welch” for all your efforts. Kathleen W. Campbell 1944 John W. Ferrett

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Senior Class Officers Davio Knowles President Hugh Opie, Jr. Vice-President Dorothy Watson Secretary Bertel Sjolin T reasitrer 1944