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

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I ' l incipal and teachers, vc sliall iic ' fr lorf ' ci youi s iiipai lu i i( muUi slaiuliii; ol our probeiiis, your unfailing assistance and your triencUy spirii loward us all. I ' lease accept our most sincere thanks. Classmates, to-day we step Irom the protection oi Veymouth High School into a world ol op]X)rtiuiities. W ' e are, indeed, •tortiniate to ije li ing in the United States, where we have a strong and stable govennneiU. Let us pro e that a well- ordered go ernment, based on the rights ol the people and supported by a sense oi duty ol the people, can exist in the midst of discordant nations. As we steer our ship of lortune through sioini and sunshine toward the port of our dreams, lei us ever keep before us those inspiring words of oiu motto — On! Sail on! 20

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THE LOG OF THE WEVMOL ' 1 H HIC.H SC:H()()L h); 8 FIRST CRUISE-Seplemher, 1934- June, 1935 Skipper: Mr. Hilton Tinnlwyahnc: Lowest on record (ac- cording to seniors) Mate: Mr. Whittle Wind: Blustery P rl: Freshman Hari)oi Weather: Heavy Fog DcsIiikiIkih: .So|jli()more Isle Barometer: Lcjw and Falling Rajjidly We ' re off! The excitement ol emiiarking toward om idlimate goal ol Port Senior, the new schedule ot sea liie, and occasional rough waters kept us well oc- cupied for some tune. A few were attacked by seasickness, especialK during oiu first exam week in 0(U)i)er. but by Ghrisimas we had all foimd our sea legs. What seemed at Inst to ix- rioting in the boiler room tinned out to be the crews apjiroval of the athletic polic which gave the football team, luidei .Mr. Kilroy, its first successtid season in ears. On November 9 the new hands, class of 38, were given a parly by the senior members on A deck. I here were enteriainmeni. dancing, and, most imporiani. refreshments. What an appetite salt air gi es onel The Skipper informed us that the Student Couiuil Dance would be held in the main salon. Music was most successlul. The Herald-Traveler Compam sponsored spelling bees, in which our (hampion, David Ward, showed that he knew his knots. An operetta, The Mascot, was perlormed in the main loiuige to aid the Athletic Association. The title role was admirably played in harbaia Kelso. ' 38. The senior members of the crew presented .Minick. with Don Fosketi and Arlene Price playing the leads. A Marconigram informed us of an explosion in ' e mouth Landing, oui home port. After a hazardous passage, the ship finally docked at Sophomore Isle. The crew was given a two nujiuh s leave to prepare for the dillicult oyage to the pleasanter and nobler Bay of Juniors. Keepers of tlie Log: LOL ISE Melkon Thomas Lockarv SECOXD CRUISE-Septemher, 1935-June. 1936 Skipper: Mr. Hifton Baromcler: Rising Mate: Mr. W hittle Tenipcrdlurc: Moderate Wind: Shifting Port: Sopliomore Isle WealJier: Stormy Dcstiiuilioii: Bav of Juniors 22