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

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CONTENTS Dedication ............ 5 Class Ode, Four Year Honor Roll 6 Faculty Notes 9 Class Officers ii Vocational Officers 12 Salutatory Address 13 Valedictory Address 17 Class History ............ 21 Class Prophecy 25 Senior Section and Vho ' s Who 33 Activities 69 Class Census ............ 88 Class Will 89 Typewriting Awards . ......... 90 Poem 91 Autographs ............ 92 Advertisements 93

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FACULTY FREDERICK W. HILTON, Principal A little nonsense now and then is relished l)y the best of men. WALLACE L. WHITTLE, A.ysi.slaul Puncipal Science He has the wisdom ol iiiaiiv. but ihc wit oi one. ELMA E. ABBOTT, Clerk Here is one wliom sou ' ll al va s lind alwa)s helpfnl, and al va s kind. HAZEL M. AGNI- V, Cnimnercial Now, seniors c)ii will t pc for a period of fifteen minutes. Fi e oil lor an error. HARRY . RLANSON, Coach, Malheuiaiics Giddap, Napoleon. He never rode who never fell. HELEN C. BARNARD, (Mrs.) Laiin A quiet mind is richer tiian a crown. I ' AL L H. BATES, French He has a train of admirers worthy of a prince. ESTHER L. BENSON, Domestic Sceince I have no mocking or arguments, I vvitncss and— wait! ' B.A.RB. RA BICKNELL, Mallietnalics, Science A good sport, a good friend. PRESCOTT B. BRO VN, English, History He has the heart to conceive, the ability to understand, and the hand to execute. FRIEDA M. BR ANT, Eiiglisli. History A daughter of the gods. Divinely tall, and most divinel) fair. ERNESTINE A. CANNING, French The cautious seldom err. PAUL A. CLEAVES, English Watch my smoke! EVA P. DAVIS, Commercial The fair, the chaste, and tlie miexpressive she. JOHN K. DELAHUNT, Economics. Science He is everyone ' s friend, and he is held highly in our esteem. ELEANOR FREEMAN, French, Gennar, Earth ' s noblest thing— A woman perfected. JOHN T. GANNON, Eatin A toast to an all-roinul good fellow. JOHN T. GHIORSE, English, History None shall rule but the humble. And none but toil shall have. SHEILA M. GROSS, Librarian Her voice is soft and gentle, an excellent thing in a woman. WALTER M. GUTTERSON, Commercial What lies beyond that qiuet exterior? OLIVE E. HACKETT, Commercial You ' ll have to work fast this period, students: I ' m u to my neck in work as it is. KATHERINE M. HALE, EnglisJi, History By one ' s work we know the workman. INEZ E. HOAG, Physical Education Rest first, then work. EVERETT N. HOI.LIS, Commercial His maimer quiet and his nature mild. LILLIAN JEFTS, English, Spanish And if I see anything that looks like cheat- ing, you watch out! PHILII ' T. JONES. Gcograjiliy. History Ve ' ll have it (|uicl! I ' ll do all the talking from now on! First row; Mr. .1. Nelson, Mr. Bates, Mr. HoUis, Mr. Whittle, Mr. Hilton, Mr. Gannon, Mr. Delahunt. Mr. Raymond. Mr. Martin. Second row, Miss Aprnew, Miss .lefts. Mi-ss Davis. Mrs. White, Mrs. Barnard, Miss Vining, Miss Hale, Miss White. Miss Haokett, Miss Laneford. Third row: Miss YounK, Miss Norris. Mi s Sheehan. Miss Petnicci, Miss Stoclcwell. Miss Freeman, Miss Canning, Miss Sk;il:i. Fourth row: Mr. Xel- ' ui. Miss Cote, Miss Bicknell. Miss Hoag. Miss Peterson, Miss Bryunt, Miss MarGrenor, Miss Benson, Mis.s Lyons. Fifth row: Miss Abbott. Miss Silvester, Miss Gross, Miss Williams, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Page. Sixth ow : Mr. Lyond, Mr. Gutterson, Mr. Brown, Mr. Lyons. Mr. Ghiorse, Mr. Farrar, Mr. Jone.s. Mr. Arlanson. !VIr. Steele. Seventh row; Mr. Swan, Mr. Parker, Mr. Cleaves, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Whittemore. Mr. Sherwood. [9]