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

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HARRY BOTTERUD, President EVA DOYLE, Treasurer BETTY HEARN, Secretary FRED ALLAN, Vice-President

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MARCARI ' T K. I.ANGFORI), Comincidal Slit ' is llir iiinror of shiicrily. NORMAN D. LOUD, Scioicc Wise Id resolx ' c unci pritifiil to licijtiiiii. CILARKNCK R. lAONl), Mai licinali(s, Sdrnce (jive inc a rod mid a reel. HELEN G. LYONS, ■.iiolisli. Ilislory Sill- litis a iiifiiY f f tiiiil II sunny ilisjiiisilitin. DORO IH C. Ma :(;RE(;OR, Coiinm K idl .1 siiiilf joi iiitli, a frifiid lo till. JOHN F. MAR UN, History, l.tilin A uwrry liciirt iniihftli ii rlii-frlul i iniiiliniint r. (.KOR(,E |. MfX.AR IH , Comnit it ml Nim ' liiltf llif II. ( ' .. iiioihtill titiiii lor in- stance. ROBER T E. MEECHELL, C.fi,irraj)liy . Hisltny Hf is ti ii ' isf iiiiiii u ' l ' o sjiftiks little. HELEN M. NORRES. Coininertitil She liti: till- litiiil lo tontiiiu-. I lie tihilily to II ndei sitinil , iinil the litiinl lo ixriiilr. IR(.I IA NN E, Connneriitil III} iiiin lo iniike hnsiiirss ii jiliiisnif. ORAL A. l ' A(.E. I ' hysittil hdiit nlioii I I Hill ; iiiifilitx and irill jiu vail. DOROIH ' L. I ' E ' EERSON. I ' liysital I:,l iiialion See lii r but smile, f)iir tart s ilejxni. ANITA L. I ' E ERUCCL English, French .■i fjiiiet manner is richer than a crtnen. AE , H RANMONI), Mtil lirmalits. Science I l tijftl i enllemini iiim liiiid lo toe. SCSAN C. SHEEIIAN, l-.nolisi,, Malhemalics Hri iniiniier ijiiiel anil her natine iniltl. ROSE SHAERMAN, Commercial Ii ed is her look, and stern Iter air. EVELYN SILVESTER. Drairing Her ' {rays are ways of j)leasaiit ne.ss, hill all her lull lis are jieaie. I ' A ' E SKALA, Home Economit s Her lunches are fit for a kin . (,EOR(,E O. SIEWARI. Mm lienialics I he mildest manners anil the nentlesl heart. J.AMES F. STEELE, Economics. English, History He has the jrisdoni of many but the xeil of one. HERIU RE E. SIOCKWELL. Xur.se .■Ihrays full of j)ef , aheays on the go. Thai ' s the kinil of spirit Miss Stockirell seems to show. MARFHA VININO, Latin It is tranijiiil l)ei)f le ehii at com jilish much. I W ill I I , English Here ' s a letnher irho you (rill finil .-llways willing and always kind. DORA S. Will IE (Mrs.). English, History l: t eiili ugly wise, fair sjioken. and fiersiiailing. FANNIE L. WILLIAMS. Home Economics True to her woril, her work, and her friends. I. |l AN ' lOl NC.. Commercial T hoiighls all loo tieeji ; wortls. Vocational School FRANCIS E. WHII-ri l . JR.. Diiechn Strong in lli -rll. iind jio,rii iil lo gn ' e sireng ' li. LEWIS H. BACON, JR., .lulo Methmiiis He that hath knowledge sfjineth his icords. n. EVERETT BRYAN. .4uto Mechanics His heart is as hue as sleel. HAROLD E. CLARKE. Sheet Metal Jolly as the day is long. HARR ' l E. DENtiAN, Prininf,. I ' tnienirnI ' Tis not what man does ichitli eyiills him. but lehal man would do. OTTO H. MAHN, Printing .Anything for a quiet life. JAEMI R N. NELSON. Malhemalics .1 good iitiliiie brightens ci ' t ' ) yl hi ng. RW (., I ' ARKI R. Methaniial Drawing I ' atience is a necessary ingreilient of genius. HAROLD C. SHERWOOD. Cabinetmaking . i legacy is so rich as honesty. WALDO H, SWAN. English, Science Eailhliilness mid sincerity are the highest things. JOSEPH k. WHIt EE.MORE. Cilizenshi}), Economics, English, History Work itself is a f)leasiire. Agricultural HILMER S. NELSON. Director JACK STl RTEVANT, Assistant Mightily in deed, gently in manner. ]] isdom is in knowing what to do next. lO

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IAN WEIR, ' ocational School Class President ROBERT HIPPLER, Vice-President FRANCIS NADELL, Secretary-Treasurer ARTHUR VINAL. Class Marshal