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

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FRANCES G. ADAMS University of Grenoble; Librarian; Library Service Club Not the fact avails, but the use you make of it. BRYANT T. ANDERSON Eastern Nazarene College; Drafting If you want to attain your goal, put your best foot forward each time. FRANCIS J. ADAMS Boston State, Boston University; English Speech is a mirror of the soul: as a man speaks, so is he. MARY E. ARNOLD Boston University, Sargent College; Physical Education; Pep Club, Cheer- leaders A physically fit student makes a strong, healthy nation. POLLYANNA ANDEM Boston University, Harvard; Eng- lish; Reflector Before you speak, test your words with the following: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary? ELAINE ATEN Drexel Institute of Technology; Cloth- ing; Future Homemakers of America Do the best you can throughout your life. ADELE AVITABILE DOUGLAS T. BLAKE PAULINE N. BOCZANOWSKI University of Illinois; Foods The groundwork of all happiness is health. University of New Hampshire; Head of Social Studies Department Choose your vocation with care, select your college after careful con- sideration, and aim high. Boston University, Sargent College; Physical Education Always develop your character and ability to their highest potential. 12

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ADMINISTRATION JOHN F. MARTIN Boston College; Principal of Wey- mouth High School Knowledge is itself a power. FRANCIS X. KELLY Boston University, Suffolk Univer- sity; Assistant Principal ofWeymouth High School With a good conscience, our only sure reward, let us go forth to lead the land we love. WILLIAM C. MacDONALD Boston University, Bridgewater, Bos- ton College; Principal of Weymouth High School Annex Practice yourself, for heaven ' s sake, in little things; and thence proceed to greater. RICHARD STEELE Northeastern University; Assistant Principal of Weymouth High School Annex There is no substitute for hard work. JOHN F. COLLINS Fitchburg State College; Director of Weymouth Vocational and Technical High School The skills you receive in return for the effort you are willing to apply will influence your earning potential. WILLIAM T. KEARNS Boston College, Bridgewater State College; Assistant Principal of Wey- mouth High School Others have been successful, you can be also!

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JAMES F. BOLAND Calvin Coolidge College; Sheet Metal Even in the common arrairs of life, how little security have we when we trust our happiness in the hands of others. BRUCE S. BURGESS Bridgewater State College; Math- ematics; Ski Club A scientist worthy of the name, above all a mathematician, experi- ences in his work the same impres- sion as an artist; his pleasure is as great and of the same nature. RICHARD L. BURNS Boston University, Rawlins College, Wayne University; Chorus, Glee Club Music hath charms. JAMES A. BRIZZI Ohio University; History Good luck, good health, and above all happiness. JOHN S. BURGESS University of Massachusetts; Physi- cal Education; Football Success depends upon the backbone, not the wishbone! HI IHIHflHHIHil H JAMES R. CAMPBELL Massachusetts College of Pharmacy; Chemistry Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. . nr y DIANE BROPHY Northeastern University; Algebra, Geometry Your high school days are the most important in your life. Profit by them and you will go far. EDWIN 0. BURKE New England Conservatory of Mu- sic; Orchestra Work for accomplishment — Play for enjoyment — Don ' t confuse the two. WILLIAM CAMPBELL Suffolk University; Biology It is a characteristic of wisdom not to do desperate things. 13