Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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B.H.S KENNETH F. CUSTY Guidance A good worker is worth more than a poor manager GLORIA M. DOLAN Business Wisely improve the present, it is thine HENRY K. DOOLEY Mathematics, Head For him the teacher ' s chair became a throne PHILIP J. BARAM Social Studies Every noble activity makes room for itself KATHLEEN DOWNEY English Literature is the expression of a nation ' s mind in writing WILLIAM R. EKASALA English The really precious things in this world are its books VIOLA P. EVANS Business Knowledge is power JUDITH FATH Physical Education We love the precepts for the teacher ' s sake WILLIAM J. FOLEY Social Studies I would rather be right than be President BARBARA L. FOX Business Delay is ever fatal to those who are prepared RUTH E. FOX Home Economics, Head An investment in knowledge pays the best interest LOUIS A. GEORGE JR. Social Studies Above all, we must stand shoulder to shoulder for the honor and greatness of our country ELLA M. GERRISH Librarian A great library contains the diary of the human race JEAN GOODELL Education is the chief defense of nations BERNADINE M. GUTTERSON Foreign Language Ad Astra per aspera! L.

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FACULTY SHIRLEY APOSTOLON English Foundation of every state is education of its youth EDWARD A. ARCIKOWSKI Mathematics Choice word and measured phrase, above the reach of ordinary man MARY K. ARGYS Business Wisdom enables us to use knowl- edge rightly GILBERT BANDARRA Science Science is labor and handicraft of mind DANIEL T. BLANCHARD Business, Head Method is the very hinge of business FRED P. BOUSSY Science, Head Reason and judgment are qualities of a leader MARJORIE P. 6RIZZOLARA Distributive Education Don ' t wait for breaks, make them JENNIE C. BURLING School Nurse Happiness lies, first of all, in health CHARLES T. CAPUTO Foreign Language He who is ignorant of foreign lan- guages knows not his own tA 1 (3. LV m V „ 49k SHEILA M. CARLETON English Whatsoever things were written afore- time were written for our learning RICHARD J. CARSON Physical Education Nothing is achieved before it be thoroughly attempted CARL E. CHELLQUIST Science Science is like virtue, its own ex- ceeding great reward JAMES J. CONNOLLY Industrial Arts Consider not that I laboured for all them that seek learning MAUREEN L. CONNOLLY Physical Education Fields of sense, mines of thought, threads of life are twisted and wrought ROBERT D. COREY English Let us be such as help the life of the future 14

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FACULTY MARY C. HALLORAN English Language is the dress of thoughts ARTHUR P. HAUCK Instrumental Music Music, the greatest good that mortals know JAMES K. HOSFORD Industrial Arts Action is the proper fruit of knowl- edge LOUISE M. HOUGH English Words are but the signs of ideas JOHN A. HURSTAK Science Science has its being in a per- petual mental restlessness C. ROBERT JINGOZIAN Science Make no errors in experimenting with your future ROBERT H. JOHNSON Science Without laboratories men of sci- ence are soldiers without arms WALTER J. KANE Mathematics Let our teaching be full of ideas ANN L. KEENAN English English is the language of men ever foremost in the achievements of liberty MARCIA T. KENNEDY English How strong an influence works in well-placed words PHILIP L. KLIMAN Industrial Arts, Head Good order is the foundation of all things ANTHONY J. KULA Social Studies The use of history is to give value to the present hour and its duty HENRY L. LAGUE Science Tam diligere me quam transferre haec mihi placet RICHARD T. LARSON Art It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge JOHN C. LAX Industrial Arts Better do it than wish it done 16