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

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faculty WALLACE L. WHITTLE, Principal An able administrator, a kindly gentle- man, and a helpful friend. THOMAS A. LYONS, Assistant Principal, Mathematics Well, what ' s the trouble now? ' RAY G. PARKER, Principal of Vocational School A friendly and understanding gentleman. HILMER S. NELSON, Head of Department of Agriculture If a job has to he done, it might as well he done right. LAURA NASH. Secretary Efficiency is the keynote to hei success. CLAIRE M. HEAVER, Assistant Secretary Not only attractive in looks, but also charming in graciousness and personality. HELEN CAULFIELD, Secretary of Voca- tional School This newcomer in out midst is a welcome addition POLLYANNA ANDEM, English Friendliness is the kev to her personality. HARRY A R I. AN SON. Coach None knew him hut to love him; None named him but to praise. MARY E. ARNOLD, Physical Education A good sport makes a good teacher. LEWIS H. BACON, JR.. Auto Mechanics One can rely on steadiness. ES THER I.. BENSON. Home Economics M ' m ' m — doesn ' t that taste good? ' ' [AMES F. BOLAND, Sheet Metal. Related Subjects Ii is a great accomplishment to lie liked by all your pupils. PRESCOTT B. BROWN, English Back and forth, up and down. He doth briskl) stride. ' Tis Weymouth ' s pride; ' tis Mr. Brown, His notebook by his side. ERNESTINE R. CANNING, French Some hints, achice, and helplul lips Mow from her lips each day, In an earnest heart sent effort lo help each student on his wax. FRED 1 ' . CARLSON, Carpentry The friendl) winds thai flow from Ins tongue Make I ) 1111 liked In everyone. HAROLD E. CLARKE. Sheet Metal He not onl) finds the joke, but lie laughs, too. PAUL C. CLEAVES, Audio-Visual Aids, Driver Education Through him we get a better understand- ing ol our subjects. JOHN F. COLLINS. Printing Master of his art. JOHN K. DELAHUNT, Science Wail awhile: things will take care of themselves DOROTHY G. DRISCOLL (Mrs), Commercial Her sense of humor makes her liked In all. HARRY E. DUNCAN, Printing As fine a friend as he is a teacher. Wl I.I.I AM A. DWYER, Cabinetmaking The man who makes hard things eas is the educator. WILLIAM H. ERW ' IN. Social Studies Few have such a good disposition .is this fellow. ALICE K. FAY, Commercial Accuracy is her password. EDNA O. FLAHERTY, English, Guidance Versatility is her chief attribute. JOHN T. GANNON, Latin, Mathematics Possunt quia posse videntur. JOHN T. GANNON, Latin, Mathematics Friendliness is the watchword of life. First row: Hilmer Nelson, Otto Malm. Waldo Swan, George Klay. Kay Parker. Wallace Whittle. Thomas Lyons, George Nott. Fred Carlson, Leo Hayes, William Erwin. Joseph Whittemore, Harold Nelson; Second row: Laura Nash, Helen Lyons, Mary Arnold. Louise Hill, Jane Tower, Mary Gloster, Alice While. Olive Hackett. Dorothy Murphy, Dorothy MacGregor, Helen Norris, Virginia Nye. Anita Petrucci Third row: Russell Jack. Claire Heaver. Ruth Mayo. Marie Ghiorse, Dorothy Pearson, Elizabeth Waterman. Esther Benson, Martha Yining, Jean Young. Edna Flaherty. Elizabeth Palmer, Herherta Stockwell, Harry Arlanson; Fourth row: Eva Skala. Louise Masters. Alice Fay, Pollyanna Andem, Dorothy Driscoll. Ernestine Canning. Helena Reidy. Elizabeth Rogers, Evelyn Silvester, Oral Page; F ifth row: John Ghiorse, Walter Gutterson, Margaret Langford, Arthur Scott, Alvah Raymond. Philip Henley; Sixth row: John Gannon, Richard Whitmore. Ervin Stuart, Prescott Brown, Francis Martin. John Collins; Seventh row: Clarence Lyond. Eric Roy. Jalniar Nelson, Lewis Bacon, Robert Lang. James Steele. Frederick Hoyle; Eighth row: George McCarthy. William Dwyer. James Boland. Russell Mazzola, Harold Clark, John Delahunt, Paul Cleaves.