Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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8 THE TATTLETALE To fhc Editor: May I use the medium of this publication to thank the parents, pupils and teachers for the splendid co-operation they have given m.e during the time I have been principal of the Attlcboro High School. As I think of the large number of pupils who have been graduated from the Attleboro High School and been successful in business and col- lege life, I think of a group who were not easily satisfied, who were eager for the best, and so moved on to new thoughts, new acts, and new methods of work. Their success has been due to their willingness to take a chance. All leaders have been characteristically willing to take a chance. The man who always plays safe, stays still, or follows, does not succeed. I et me leave this message to my friends in the Attleboro High School. Do not become too easily satisfied, or you will never reach your capacity of efficiency in any kind of work. Sincerely, CHARLES O. DALRYMPLE

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THE TATTLETALE 7 LATIN MISS JESSIE GRAVES Middlclmry College MISS MABEL WALL Colby College GERMAN MISS EDITH CLAFLIN Smith College MISS GERTRUDE PARSONS Boston University MATHEMATICS MISS RUTH BRADLEY Bates College MR. CARLISLE HALL Rhode Island State College COMMERCIAL MISS RUTH RAMSDELL, Smith College ; Burdette Business College; Boston University College of Business Administration MISS MARIE HENTZ Bryant-Stratton ; Simmons College MISS BERNICE HOSMER Maine School of Commerce MISS OLIVE GORRIE Nasson Institute MISS FRANCES RIDDELL Burdett College MISS MABEL OTT Baypath Institute HISTORY AND CIVICS MISS ELIZABETH HILLIARD Smith College; Columbia University M R. FREEMAN HALL Boston University MISS DOROTHY SIMMONDS Middlebury College SCIENCE MR. HENRY DOCKLER Norwich University MISS MARGARET WOODWARD Radcliffe College LIBRARY MISS BEATRICE SMITH Boston University DOMESTIC SCIENCE MISS HELENA McCORMICK DRAWING MISS PERSIS CROWELL Massachusetts Normal Art School MR. CARL W. LOMBARD University of New Hampshire MANUAL TRAINING MR. GEORGE SPATCHER Wentworth Institute MUSIC MR. JOHN LAING GIBB New England Conservatory of Music MISS BENITA DORWART CLERK OF OFFICE A. H. S.

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THE TATTLETALE 9 CHARLES O. DALRYMPLE When school reopens in September, there will have departed from our midst a character of whom we are unable to speak too highly. Thus, to the principal, to the sportsman, to the edu- cator, to the friend, and to the gentleman, the Attleboro High School extends its fond farewell. —THE EDITOR