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

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FACULTY 'inf WALLACE L. WHITTLE, Principal Our leader-a :nan ot wisdom and under- sfanding. 'I'IlOMAS A. LYONS, .-lssistant Principal l'i.'tnons and wise he is, hut not severe: Ile still renteniherx that he onre was yonng. YICLMA li. ABBOTT, Clerk .l lrientl to ull. HARRY ARLANSON, Coaeh, Mathenzafies, .S. it'Ill't' Conrpetenee, sinrerity, 5,10t'l.YllIlllISlIifI. PAUL H. BATES, Freneh So hit the line for Harvard! For Harvard wins lo+day. ' IESTHER L. BENSON, Home Economies :I noble aim lfaithfnlly kept, is a noble deed. BARBARA BICKNELL, Malheniaties, Srience .-I daughter of the gods, Divinely tall, and most divinely fair. PRESCOTT B. BROWN, English, History It i.s wisdom that makes a man rirh. ERNESTINE R. CANNING, French That which she teaelzes is never forgotten. PAUL C. CLEAVES, English Too wise to err. too good to he unkind. MARIE E. CONROY, Frenrh What lies beyond that quiet exterior? .IOI-IN K. DELAHUNT, Emnornies, Seience T'is good to he nlerry and wise, BEATRICE ESCOTT, Home Economics Her modesty's a eandle to her merit. ALICE K. FAY, Commercial Wanted: a secretary? Cool, ralrn, and collected. ICLICANOR FREEMAN, Iinglish, German She has a voiee of gladness and Il smile. ,IOHN T. CANNON, Latin For he is fnll of fun, wit, and hre. IIOHN T. GHIORSE. English, History, Seienre Mnsir, maestro, please! SI-IEILA M. GROSS, Librarian Her manner quiet and her nature niild. WALTER C. GUTTERSON, Citizenship, Eng- lish, History The foree of his own merit makes his way. OLIVE E. HACKETT, Commercial mleenrary is her password. KATHERINE M. HALE, English, History Sci- Fllfli' Well, there's another faetor entering in. INEZ E. HOAG, Physieal lidnration .4 nierry heart to eheer ns on. EVERETT N. HOLLIS, Commercial Does anyone know the answer to this riddle? LILLIAN -IEFTS, Spanish Who gain' yon girls permission to talk? DOROTHY A. IENKINS, Cootniereinl Laugh and the world laughs with yon. PHILIP T. JONES, Commercial See there a man, diligent in his business. FRANCIS X. KELLY, Conunerfial Let ns then he up and doing, With a heart for any faith. ---. l' lx! 1 First Rowq: Mr. Stewart, Mr. Whipple, Mr. VVhittle, Mr. Lyons, Mr. Martin, Mr. Gannon, Second Row: Mr. Brown, Miss Silverman, Miss White, Mrs. White, Miss Skala. Miss Petrucci, Miss Peterson. Miss Vining, Mr. Loud, Tlnril Row: Miss Hale, Miss Conroy, Miss Stockwell, Miss Lyons, Miss Canning, Miss McMorrow, Miss Sheehan, Miss Silvesterg Fourth Row: Miss Reicly, Miss Jenkins, Miss Benson. Miss Jefts, Miss Langfortl, Miss Hoag, Miss Freemang Fifth Row: Mr. Nelson, Miss Madigan, Miss Fay, Miss Nye, Miss MacGregor, Miss Ihcknell, Mr. Hollis, Sixth Row: Mr. Kelly, Miss Gross, Miss Abbott, Miss Young, Miss Escott. Mr. Page: Seventh Row: Mr. Clarke, Mr. Sherwood, Mr. Raymond. Mr. J. Nelson. Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Bates, Eighth Row: Mr. Mahn, Mr. Swan, Mr. Parker, Mr, Jones, Mr. Gutterson, Mr. Delahuntg Ninth Row: Mr. Duncan, Mr. McCarthy. Mr. Ghiorse, Mr. Cleaves, Mr. Steele, Mr. Sturtevantg Tenth Row: Mr. Whittemore, Mr. Bryan, Mr. Bacon, Mr. Booth. Mr. Lyond. 9