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

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Contents Dedication FourfYear Honor Roll Faculty Class Officers Vocational Officers Class Census Class History Class Prophecy High Honor Essays Senior Who's Who Advertisements The Perfect Senior Class Activities Class Will Ulm tefii V' XX yffmji . ai K il ' - l' I? it f IN 5 6 3 10 11 12 13 23 35 43 87 42 65 85 eil, Page Seven

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Four-Year High Honors Kurt Konrad Martha Elizabeth Nickerson Lisbeth Koopman Shirley May Rideout Robert Edward Lyons David Fenwick Stephenson Evelyn Newell Carolyn Joyce Strait EourfYear Honors Frank Joseph Aiello Sara Anne Mapes James Merton Brayshaw Allan James Masison James Paul Casey Mary Elizabeth Merten John Bernard Coyle Francis Leo Newcomb Walter Richard Hansen Helen Shirley Hilliard Nancy Page Jeanne Perrow Barbara Ann Husband Margaret Ann Rockwood Robert Sebring Karnan Jessie Evelyn T. Smith Helen Elizabeth Keblis Richard Archer Taylor John Joseph Lynch Helen Ruth Toomey' Chester Alexander MacKenzie Richard Hunt Whittle Z Former students who left Weyinouth High School to join the Armed Services of the United States and who have completed the diploma requirements during this school year. Class ofa Class of Herbert Bates Clapp 1944 Roy Neil Livingstone 1944 John Alexander Clark 1942 Robert John McGrory 1944 William Augustus Coveney, Jr. 1943 Richard Calloway Monks 1942 Frederick Arthur Cowles 1942 Robert Lawrence Nickerson 1943 John Arthur Culver 1945 Robert Sanger Petze 1945 Orlando Angelo Grillo 1944 Frank Lewis Quimby 1943 Bruce Gideon Hevenor 1944 John Richard Saferian 1941 George Joseph Hodgdon 1944 Robert Allan Shepherd 1944 Oliver Jarvis Howe, Jr. 1942 Richard Thayer Spear 1945 Donald Earl Libby 1941 Carl Bernard Voigt 1940 Page Six N59

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FACULTY WALLACE L. WHITTLE, Principal Thou art our guide, philosopher, and friend. 'l'HOMAS A. LYONS, Asst. Principal He is always smiling, because he has an in- finite deal of wit. FRANCIS E. XVHIPPLE, Vocational Director The wise man is his own best assistant. RAY G. PARKER, Jtsst. Vocational Director Blessed is he who has found his work. RUTH E. GILLIS, Secretary Always ready with a helping hand. MARION B. FORTIER, Secretary 'l'rue to her word, her work, and her friends. DOROTHY COREY, Asst. Secretary Every good deed is a beneht to the doer as well as to the receiver. HARRY ARLKENSON, Director of Physical littucation A perfect gentleman from head to toe. LEWIS H. BACON, JR., .-into Mechanics Strong in thyself and powerful to give strength. ESTHER L. BENSON, Home Economics Success is ggff, ingenuity and UZ, luck. JAMES F. BOLAND, Sheet Metal Confidence is the companion of success. l'RESCO'I l' B. BROWN, English Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. D. EVERE'l'T BRYAN, Auto Mechanics Skill and confidence are an lll'lC0l1LJllC1'IiD1C army. GEORGE J. BUTLER, Supervisor of Attendance He guides us on our way. ERNESTINE R. CANNING, French 'Tis good will makes intelligence. HELEN A. CHASE, English Never an idle moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. HAROLD E. CLARKE, Sheet Metal Virtue and sense are one. JOHN K. DELAHUNT, Economics, Science The secret to success is constancy to purpose. HARRY F. DUNCAN, Printing Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent as of character. Page Eight '62 ALICE K. FAY' Commercial Inwardness, tnildness, and self-renouncement make for happiness. ELEANOR FREEMAN, Lillrarian A book is a friend that never deceivcs us. JOHN T. CANNON, Latin A day's work will hurt no one. JOHN T. GHIORSE, Aviation, History A cheerful man is a double blessing-a blessing to himself and to the world around him. WALTER C. GUTTERSON, Guidance A true friend and helper. OLIVE E. HACKETT, Commercial She is wise and uses her wisdom well. RUSSI-ILI. H. JACK, Music His sweetest pleasure is that of imparting music. LILLIAN JEFTS, Spanish The good and the wise lead quiet lives. RITA M. JONES, English, Mathematics, Science, Social S!'il'IIf'l', Ancient History Sometimes gay and sometimes grave. FRANCIS X. KELLY, Commercial Congenial at heart and born to be a friend. GEORGE H. KLAY, Drawing, Mathematics To be a friend is one of life's greatest assets. MARGARET K, LANGFORD, Commercial Efficiency is first with her. NORMAN D. LOUD, Physics Without haste! Without rest! CLARENCE R. LYOND, Science Trouble and Sorrow are never at his side. HELEN G. LYONS, English, History A good name is better than riches. DOROTHY G. MaeGREGOR, Commercial All things are difficult before they are easy. O'l I'O H. MAHN, Citizenship, Economics, Mathematics, Physical Education, Placement Teaching others teacheth yourself. JOHN F. MARTIN, Social Science Good Advice ls beyond price. DAVID P. MATTHEWS, Mathematics, Science There are many ways to fame. RUTH E. MAYO, Science There is no time like the present.