Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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ELLA M. GERRISH M.y library was dukedom large enough.” Librarian HAZEL M. SUMMERVILLE A dear heart and a gentle person. French, Latin KATHLEEN DOWNEY V ords are the dress of thoughts. English KATHLEEN W. PRISCILLA A. TABER CAMPBELL Her ways are ways of A place like this demands pleasantness.” strong minds, great hearts, Assistant Secretary and ready hands. Secretary JOHN PALTSITS There is something be- yond mere skill. Industrial Arts LILI K. POELD would help others out of fellow-feeling.” Geography CONSTANCE F. STECHER Our thought is the key which unlocks the doors of the world.” . . . Why? English EULA I. HUTCHINS My country is the world, my countrymen are man- kind. Social Studies RUTH J. BENNETT A teacher affects eternity! ' Home Economics JOHN N. PEARSON Nature and hooks belong to the eyes that see them! ' Science ALTON C. PERRY The great mind knows the power of gentleness! ' That reminds me of a story. Mathematics NORMA 1. PINKERTON He that questioneth much shall learn much! ' Science

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KATHLEEN W. CAMPBELL She is gentle, kind, and sweet A more perfect lady you’ll never meet Of every student she makes a friend Her record of service will never end. Patient in dealing with the erring Quick to help those in distress We all love you, Mrs. Campbell, For you are among the best. U WALTER K. HJELM We thought of you as the Captain Of the Good Ship Braintree High. We trustingly sought your council When our troubles reached the sky. We knew your understanding Through each and every day As you sought to help and guide us Along our stumbling way. We’ve seen by your example A course set straight and true A beacon to be followed All our life’s path through. As now we set our sails for unknown ports and shores We hope that everything we do Will show the deep respect and love Which we all feel for you.

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WILLIAM FILENE, JR. On a righteous man we ' d fain bestow our trust and follow to the end!’ History VIRGINIA C. OLSON He who loves not his country can love nothing!’ — Handwriting on the wall. Social Studies PHILIP L. KLIMAN The workman’s known his work!’ Industrial Arts by MARY C. HALLORAN You always had a kind word to impart!’ English G. VINTON JONES Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend!’ Guidance CHARLES T. CAPUTO Thou crownest the year with thy goodness!’ Spanish JANE A. WILLETT She did make defect per- fection!’ Business EDWARD R. OAKMAN Speech of a man’s self ought to he seldom and well chosen!’ Social Studies, Guidance MARGARET A. RILEY A soft answer turneth away wrath!’ Mathematics ROBERT C. BRUCE Let us, then, be what we are and speak what we think!’ Social Studies RUTH P. STROUT Speak now as with a friend!’ Dean of Girls MARJORIE P. BRIZZOLARA Let us do our work well, both the seen and the un- seen!’ English RUTH E. FOX 1 shall go softly all my years!’ Home Economics ROBERT E. KINGSBURY With words we govern men; with smiles we govern students!’ Social Studies