Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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UKcCcUHCHtcU O O KtHCOtCC UcOH CONSTANCE F. STECHER, Head The supreme art of teachers is to awaken creative expression. Oral expression is a great experience in human relations. 15

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ENGLISH J. FRANCIS BURBANK The mind unlearns with dif- ficult} ' what it has long learned.” SHIELA CARLTON There is no more wasteful vandal than a bad book.” ROBERT D. COREY Every production of genius must be the production of en- thusiasm. PRISCILLA N. CREAVEN It is quality rather than quantity that matters- the most. MARY C. HALLORAN Confidence, in conversation, has a greater share than does wit.” LOUISE M. HOUGH Poetr} ' . . . eldest sister of all art and parent of most.” ANN L. KEENAN It is better to communicate by speech than by letter.” MARCIA KENNEDY The books that make you think most are the best.” PAUL D. MANNING Reading maketh a full man and writing an exact man.” FRANK PIKE A drop of ink may make a million think wisely.” MARION L. STREETER Impossible is a word found only in a fool’s dictionary.” RUTH W. THRASHER (| English is the most difficult, [ arbitrary, and careful of all 3 languages.” 14

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SCIENCE JOHN A. HURSTAK For what good end, then has this task been per formed?” FREDERICK P. BOUSSY Science well digested is nothing but good sense and reason.” CYRUS A. DUBINS What is not fully understood is not possessed by anyone.” WARREN F. AVERILL Learning is the dictionar)’ but senses the grammar of science.” C. ROBERT JINGOZIAN The by-product is sometimes more valuable than the prod- uct itself.” GLENN THOMPSON Science is the great anti dote to the poison of su perstition.” ROBERT H. JOHNSON Thoughts are only dreams ’til their effects be tried.” NORMA 1. PINKERTON Art to the ancient world is science to the modern.” VERNE L. BIXBY, Head Science affords us a firm platform on which to stand.”