Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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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.”

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MAIHEMAIICS HENRY K. DOOLEY Mathematics is the science using easy words for hard ideas.” WALTER J. KANE Pure truth hath no man seen nor e ' er shall know. GERALD E. LASHLEY If you would rule the world quietly, keep it amused.” MARGARET A. RILEY To climb steep hills requires a slow pace at first.” JOHN B. SCHULZ EDWIN M. WILLWERTH Let the will be set on the If a man’s wit be wandering path to duty.” let him study mathematics.” ALTON C. PERRY, Head If you have knowledge, let others light candles at it.”