Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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Habit of Contents! 1913-1914 Organizations ...... 2 Editorials . . . . . . ' , 3 Two Assists: Two Errors ... .4 We ' re Off . . Florence D. Pray, ' 4 . . 7 To the Stars . . Helen Hunt, ' 4 ■ . . 7 The Agassiz Museum . Marguerite Beals, 14 . . 8 School Year Calendar . . . . . . 10 Athletics . . Ralph Talbot, ' 15 . . 1 11 Class of 1914 . . . . . . 14 School Notes . . Ruth Powers. ' 1 4 . . 17 Honor List ....... 19 Mike Stoops to Conquer ...... 20 Alumni Xotes . . Helen Hunt, ' 1 4 . . 23 Junior Initialgrams ...... 24 Graduation Honors ...... 24 W Men ........ 26 Foot- Ball Schedule, 1914. ..... 26 Corridor Echoes ....... 27 1913=1914 rgam?attons President Vice-President President Vice-President Captain Captain Captain President Secretary President Vice-President President CLASS OF 1914 Harold Gloster | Secretary . Leo Fraher | Treasurer CLASS OF 1915 Reginald W. Bates | Secretary Almon Deane | Treasurer FOOT-BALL Parker Whittle [ Manager BASKET-BALL Almon Deane | Manager BASE-BALL . Leo Fraher | Manager ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION John W. Cosgrove | Treasurer Robert Ryan j GIRLS ' DRAMATIC CLUB Margaret Reidy | Secretary Ethel Cain | Treasurer V CLUB . Leo Fraher | Secretary . Edith Hollis irman Walker Norman Dizer Avis Loud Cornelius Condrick Arthur Sampson Anthony Cassese Mr. F. W. Hilton Marguerite Beals Florence Murphy Harold Gloster

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THE TUFTS LIBRARY ! i ! 3 164 8 00232 6766 ' YVIITH much misgiving do we offer this little Nugget to our critical friend, The Public. We have given it that name, not for its great value, but because we realize it is in the rough and lacks the finish and polish of skilled work- manship ; still, into it we have put our best en- deavor, and we trust it will meet with your approval. Think not a trifle, though it small appear ; Small sands the mountain, moments make the year, And trifles life. — F. D. BOARD Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editors School Xotes Alumni Notes . OF EDITORS Florence D. Prav, Edith T. Hollis, Margaret C. Reidy, Dorothy Hainan, . Ruth Powers, Helen B. Hunt, ( Ralph Talbot, Athletlcs ' ' ' { Wallace Whittle, Business and Advertising Manager . Ralph Talbot, Malcolm Canterbury, apoleon Bergeron, Assistant Business Managers j M 1914 1914 1914 1916 1914 1914 1915 1917 1915 1917 1917

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account of the advan- tages of our work here as students. School life is indeed a nugget, and we chip from it what we will. If we are looking for those things which tend toward higher ideals and a broader outlook on life in general, we have within these walls an ample opportunity to find them. It has been said that we get out of anything whatever we put into it, and nowhere is that saying better exemplified than in school work. With the beginning of spring we begin to realize more and more the possibilities, still latent, I am sorry to say, of our High School grounds. Alumni, as well as undergraduates, could do much towards beautifying what nature has already so richly endowed. We would suggest, not only the planting of class trees by the different classes as each Arbor Day comes around, but that money could be raised by entertainments and subscriptions to further carry on the work of grading and beau- tifying the school grounds. The increase in enthusiasm in the different departments of the social side of school life must be very gratifying to those who have the interest of the school at heart. The Athletic Association certainly has taken a new lease of life. The school orchestra and special chorus have given the musical part of the school an enviable reputation while various clubs seem to be making themselves known. It is hoped they will grow still stronger as time goes by. [3]