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

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Daniel L. O ' Donnell, History, Economics, Law Appointed, 1925 Cross it out. All to the contrary not- withstanding. Oral A. Page, Physical Training Appointed, 1928 Attention! Count off by twos! Ruth M. Parker (Mrs.), Domestic Science Appointed, 1920 Hurry up, girls. Ethel C. Rich (Mrs.), Physical Training Appointed, 1926 One, two! Count off by fours. Count! You ' re out of step. Left, right— Caroline E. Rogers, English, History, Latin, Mathematics Appointed, 1928 Review yesterday ' s work and learn to- morrow ' s THOROUGHLY. Susan G. Sheehan, English, Mathematics Appointed, 1907 I ' ll say— George 0. Stewart, Mathematics Appointed, 1924 Why? Prove it! Get the English of it. Remember you ' re juniors now. Take your books and get out! Helen R. Thompson, Commercial Appointed, 1925 Eyes front, class. Mildred A. Wagg, English, History Appointed, 1923 Afternoon session. Jora S. White (Mrs.), English, History Appointed, 1920 Decidedly so. And, my dear little nephew — Wallace L. Whittle, Science Appointed, 1921 Oh, yes, there are some things I don ' t know. As I remarked before, I did not write the book. Any more ques- tions? Fannie L. Williams, Sewing, Millinery Appointed, 1924 Don ' t you think you ' d like to take this slip down to the office? lnratumal 8 rbonl Lewis H. Bacon, Jr., Auto Mechanics Appointed, 1927 Where ' s my pipe? Clarence R. Lyond, Science, Mathematics Appointed, i928 Now, when I was in college — Hihner S. Nelson, Agriculture Appointed, 1925 11 You don ' t raise chickens by just hfhng them. Jalmer N. Nelson, Science, Mathematics Appointed, 1924 , Ten cents for the golf balls. Check it. Ray G. Parker, Mechanical Drawing Appointed, 1922 By George! Was it you — or you? James F. Steele, English, History, Civics Appointed, 1926 So much for that. Francis E. Whipple, Jr., Printing Appointed, 1925 ' 7s today Monday? Yes, all day! What are you going to do about it? Neat but not gaudy. Louis Whitford, Carpentry Appointed, 1926 Take a whisker off. Joseph K. Whittemore, Shoemaking Appointed, 1927 Aw — be yourself. K. O. Windsor, Woodworking Appointed, 1926 Got a girl? Page Twelve

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iParultg iFarta Parker T. Pearson, Superintendent Appointed, 1909 There ' s no easy road to learning. Fre derick W. Hilton, Principal Appointed, 1911 My bark is ivorse than my bite. Hazel M. Agnew, Commercial Appointed, 1920 Concentrate, young people, concentrate. Perfectly calm, mentally, now. Leave the machines alone. Gladys B. Allen, English, History Appointed, 1925 Moderation. Helen C. Barnard (Mrs.), Latin Appointed, 1900 You have no manners at all. Anna F. Berry, French Appointed, 1919 Remember this is a study period. Preseott B. Brown, English, History Appointed, 1911 My French pronunciation is atrocious! Hurry up, byes. Ten nights after school. Ernestine R. Canning, English, French Appointed, 1920 Say exactly ivhat you mean. I ' m not a mind reader. Ester Enebuske, Latin Appointed, 1929 I can ' t understand all this noise. You people can see each other at noon and after school. John T. Gannon, Jr., History, Science, Latin, Mathematics, Civics Appointed, 1921 What do you think this is — old Home Week? Don ' t thi7ik you ' re so hot. Alice L. Gay, Clerk Appointed, 1922 Mr. Hilton, there ' s someone waiting in the office. Lucille A. Goding, French, Spanish Appointed, 1925 Class, stop laughing! Page John Griffin, History, Science Appointed, 1927 Noiv watch this. Of course it ' s a circle! Didn ' t I just say so? Sheila M. Gross, English, Librarian Appointed, 1928 Stop running, girls! Now, please be quiet. Olive E. Hackett, Commercial Appointed, 1926 Now be very careful with the work, stu- dents; it ' s for Mr. Pearson. Everett N. Hollis, Commercial Appointed, 1898 Now I don ' t rcant to be a policeman. Here, class, are a few more jokes I picked up. Mary C. Humphrey, English, German Appointed, 1916 Manners should be bred in the home. Harriet B. Kimball (Mrs.), Art Appointed, 1928 Just a minute! I ' m helping someone else. Margaret K. Langford, Commercial Appointed, 1928 Take your seats and stop your talking. Quiet, please. Get busy, class. Thomas A. Lyons, Mathematics Appointed, 1921 It isn ' t as though you had to do any- thing. Helen E. Mayer, German, Spanish Appointed, ' 1919 Act your age. I don ' t like your atti- tude. Flora H. McGrath (Mrs.), English Appointed, 1928 Face the class. Don ' t balk, Miss Alden. Helen M. Norris, Commercial Appointed, 1927 Quiet, girls. Sing. Don ' t talk. ' leven

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