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

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EDWIN 0. BURKE New England Conservatory of Music; Orchestra Director Music is the liaison between beauty and man. ERNESTINE R. CANNING Radcliffe College, Harvard; French, Head of Language Department Courage, Courtesy, Co-operation, and Consideration for others. JOSEPH F. CARVEN, JR. Bowdoin College, Bridgewater State College; History; Assistant Football Coach JAMES R. CAMPBELL Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, State College at Bridgewater, Bowdoin; Chemistry Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. RICHARD A. CAREY Stonehill College; English, Math, Civics; J. V. Baseball Coach Little things make perfection, but per- fection is no little thing. FRANK N. CAVALLO George Washington University, Boston University; Physical Education It ' s a hard world and you still have to work hard in it. WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL Suffolk University; Biology; Science Club Keep your goals of life in mind and don ' t divert from them. Boston State College; Shop Carpentry When all else is lost, the future still remains. HENRY J. CENTOLA Boston Trade School; Cabinetmaking Training will help create a better life and help toward more profitable em- ployment. 10

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1 FRANCES G. ADAMS Smith College, The Sorbonne, Univer- sity of Grenoble; French, Opening Exer- cises Trop de F ' s POLLYANNA ANDEM Boston University, Harvard; English; Creative Writing, Reflector Advisor Trust in God. Let happiness come from within. DOUGLAS T. BLAKE University of New Hampshire; Head of Social Studies Department Plan your career as early as possible. Select your college with care and fore- thought. Set your goals, aim high, and work hard to achieve them. FRANCIS J. ADAMS Boston State College, Boston College, Boston University; English; Bookstore The aim of every Weymouth High School student should be to become a person of honor and achievement. BRYANT T. ANDERSON Eastern Nazarene College, Bridgewater State Teachers ' College; Drafting Understanding which is sought for its own sake today may be of the greatest value tomorrow. JAMES F. BOLAND Fitch burg StateCollege, Calvin Coolidge College; Sheet Metal He who never climbed never fell. PAUL A. ALIAPOULIOS University of New Hampshire, Boston University; Chorale, Chorus, Girls ' Glee Club Put music in your life and you will find a friend who ' ll be with you no matter where you go or what you do. MARY E. ARNOLD Sargent College; Physical Education; Pep Club, Girls ' Tennis Team Years ago most men needed rest after a day ' s work; now many need exercise. JOHN S. BURGESS L T niversity of Massachusetts; Physical Education; Assistant Football Coach Success depends on the backbone, not the wishbone. 9

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JACQUELINE F. CHITTENDEN University of Washington; Commercial Give me thy hand; thou has been right- ly honest. STEPHEN J. CHOP, JR. Tufts University; Art Do not stifle creativity and ingenuity by narrow-mindedness. Discriminate among new art forms with an open mind and understanding, and pave the way for new adventures in appreciating the world of art. WILLIAM E. CLANCY Boston College; American History, Problems of Democracy Always seek that truth which is far be- yond mere catchwords and easy slogans. HAROLD E. CLARKE Fitchburg State Teachers ' College; Sheet Metal The skill required to anything comes from the experience of doing. RICHARD W. CLAYTON, JR. Harvard, Boston State College; English Be of good cheer -life is short and the grave is long and narrow. PAUL C. CLEAVES Dartmouth College, Boston University; Director of Audio-Visual Aids; Direc- tor, Instructional Materials Center, and WWHS-TV You see what I mean.