Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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We usually find Mr. Mur- phy in the cafeteria maintaining peace among the Frosh rather than the upper classmen. You’d I ' ecognize him as a short, bright- eyed, friendly man always ap- pearing to be in a hurry. James L Jordan Principal Sub-Master Here’s to Mr. Jordan, the central figure of school life and activities in Brain- tree High. Mr. Jordan is our jovial principal who keeps the wheels of progress running smoothly in good old B.H.S. He is our kindly adviser who straightens out our difficulties, metes out just punish- ment with a firm but gentle hand. He is interested in the future of each student individually and in keeping up the high standards of our school. Albert J, Murphy ADM

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EVERYDAY LIFE

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NISTRATIVE Kathleen L Campbell As you walk into tho office to ask for information, the first sound to greet your ears is the steady click, click of the typewriter. As soon as the neatly dressed woman sees you she stops tyj)ing, and calling you by youi ' first name or nickname, asks you what she can do for you. That pleasant person with the friendly smile is Mrs. ( ' am])l)ell. It is she who does the phoning, typing, calling and innumerable things to be accomplished in the offic(‘. Every pui)il is known to her by his fiist name and she seems to take special interest in each one. ( ' an anyoiu ' ever imagine what Braintree High would be like without Mrs. ( ' ampbell to lend hei ' helping- hand