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

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CONTENTS Dedication 5 Four-Year Honor Roll 6 Faculty a Class Officers ]2 V ocational Officers 13 Class Census 14 Class History 15 Class Prophecy 25 Seniors 39 The Perfect Senior 69 High Honor Essays 71 Class Activities 79 Class Will 99 Advertisements ] 03 1900

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FACULTY W XII X C 1 L. W ill I I II. Principal There is something in his looks which marks him a very learned man. THOMAS A. LYONS, Assistant Principal, Mathematics Is thai right? Yes? What ' s right? RAY (.. PARKER, Director oj Vocational School Good morning, children. HILMER S. NELSON, Head of Department of Agriculture An investment in knowledge pays the best in interest. LAURA NASH, Secretary Here is a secretary yon will find Always willing, always kind. CLAIRE M. HEAVER. Assistant Secretary A smile lor each, a friend to all. MARION R. GERSTEL (Mrs.), Secretary of Vocational School winning smile is the keynote to hei charm. DAVID W. AN N IS. Related Subjects, Printing There ' s honesty, manhood, and good fel- lowship for him. HARRY ARLANSON, Coach A gieat coach makes a gieat team. MARY E. ARNOLD, Physical Education A pleasant smile shows a pleasant nature. LEWIS H. BACON, Silence is golden. Jr., Auto Mechanics I S I HER L. BENSON, One of the verv best. Home Economics JAMES F. BOLAND, Sheet Metal, Related Subjects He is liked l y everyone, especially his pupils. PRESCOTT B. BROWN, English The price of wisdom is above rubies. ERNESTINE R. CANNING, French A golden smile and a heart to match, n ' est-ce pas? ERED P. CARLSON, Carpentry Master of his art. HAROLD E. CLARKE, Sheet Metal Eat, drink, and be merry! PAUL C. CLEAVES, Visual Education, Driver Education mind of knowledge is a mind thai never lails. JOHN K. DELAHUNT, Science, Social Studies His love for sports is second only to his love for nature. DOROTHY G. DRISCOLL (Mrs.), C.onune rcial Her wonderful personality makes hei classes doubly interesting. HARRY F. DUNCAN, Printing A winning combination — a sense ol humoi and a thorough knowledge of his subjects. WILLIAM A. DWYER, Cabinet Making (rirls! Don ' t you wish you had taken cabinetmaking? THOSE IN THE PICTU RE First row: Hilmer Nelson, Joseph Whittemore, William Kearns, Otto Malm, Fred Carlson, Francis Martin, Thomas Lyons, Wallace Whittle. Principal, Francis Whipple, Russell Mazzola, George Klay, John Gannon, Richard Whitmore. William Simpson ; Second row: Eva Skala, .Mary Ml ' Morrow, Rnth Mayo. Marie Ghiorse, Claire Heaver. Marion Gerstel, Louise Hill. Anita Petrucci, Mary Arnold. Olive Hackett. Edna Flahertty, Alice White, Jean Young; Third row: Virginia Nye, Helen Lyons, Evelyn Silvester, Dorothy Murphy. Mary (Hosier, Luara Nash, Janet Jack. Elizabeth Palmer. Marion Rapsis. Elizabeth Waterman, Harold Nelson; Fourth row: Dorothy Pearson, Herberta Stockwell. Esther Benson, Martha Yining, Louise Masters, Helena Keid), Alice Fay. Helen Norris, Dorothy Driscoll, Ervin Stuart, Prescott Brown; Fifth row: John Ghiorse. Russell Jack. Ernestine Canning, Margaret Langford, George McCarthy, Dorothy MacGregor, Jalmar Nelson. Waldo Swan. Clarence Lyond, Arthur Scott, William Erwin; Sixth row: Alvah Raymond, David Annis, John Collins, William Dwyer. John Delahunt, Lewis Bacon; Top row: James Boland, Frederick Iloyle, Paul ( leaves, Harold Clarke, Eric Roy. Walter Gutterson, Philip Henley, James Steele. 9