Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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FACULTY VIRGINIA C. OLSON Social Studies, Head Old events have modern meanings EDNA M. PARKER Business Unto ourselves our own life is neces- sary; unto others, our character JAMES J. PENDER Mathematics Nothing is more excellent than knowl- edge G. ROSALIND PINEL Guidance Take the tools at hand and carve your own best life NORMA I. PINKERTON Guidance Wisdom is a special knowledge In excess of all that is known LILI K. POELD Social Studies The power of thought— the magic of the mind JOHN M. REYNOLDS Mathematics Instruction enlarges the power of the mind ANTHONY D. RICHARDI Physical Education In doing we learn MILDRED R. RICHARDS Foreign Language L ' homme qui salt deux langues on vaut deux MARGARET A. RILEY Mathematics Patience is the companion of wisdom LINCOLN ROBBINS Guidance He has the understanding to direct and the hand to execute DANIEL E. RYAN English How forcible are right words JOHN J. SCANLON, JR. Librarian His work is to be a factor and trader for helps to learning JOSEF A. SCHUHWERK Physical Education Labor conquers all things JOHN B. SCHULZ Mathematics There is no royal road to geometry 18

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B.H.S JOHN W. LEROY JR. Social Studies Politics is a war of causes; a joust of principles ALVIN J. LESIEUR Industrial Arts A proverb is a short sentence based on long experience MAE L. LINDSAY Vocal Music Music produces pleasure which human nature cannot do without NORMAN G. LONG Business There is no method without punc- tuality PAUL D. MANNING English Knowledge of ancient languages is a luxury ANTONIO MASTROSTEFANO Science Science moves, but slowly, slowly, creeping from point to point JOAN M. MATHESON Developmental Reading Seeking the ideas behind words JOHN J. McDermott I ndustrial Arts What better gift can we offer than to teach our youth? THERESA McNULTY Business Wealth may seek us; but wisdom must be sought ROBERT R. MILLEN Science There is no knowledge which is not valuable RICHARD G. MORRISON Industrial Arts Each man has his own vocation. Talent is the call LOUISE E. MULLIGAN English Speech is the picture of mind WILLIAM P. MURPHY Social Studies Men learn while they teach; I am still learning DONALD G. NELSON Industrial Arts The laborer is worthy of his re- ward TERRENCE P. O ' DONNELL Social Studies History is but unrolled scroll of prophecy 17

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ARAM H. SEVAGIAN Science Ask ancJ fhou shalf receive; seek and ye shall find JEAN A. SHARON Foreign Language Every language is a temple ERIC R. SIMPSON Guidance The desire to knowledge increases ever with the acquisition of it PATRICIA S. SOUCARAS Physical Education No one knows what he can do ' til he tries CONSTANCE F. STECHER English, Head Know thyself NATALIE STOVOLD English Literature is an intellectual light that enables us to see what we do not like MARION L. STREETER English A little learning is a dangerous thing RUTH P. STROUT Dean of Girls In the tongue is the law of kindness JUSTIN A. SULLIVAN, JR. English The secret of writing well is to know thoroughly what one writes about HAZEL M. SUMMERVILLE Foreign Language, Head Language is the archives of history JONNA SUNDBERG Art All art consists in bringing something into existence HOWARD M. TATTRIE Social Studies History is philosophy teaching by examples ANNA M. TILLEY Business Think EDWIN M. WILLWERTH Mathematics The man who can make hard things easy is the educator ELLEN WYKE Business Business is really more agreeable than pleasure; it interests the whole mind E ■ « . -r- -If ' Mk ' ' 0