Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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10. 11. 12. 13. 14 15. 16 Ali S. gs f 00 f-4 'E N . 6 1-1 ig N lf 1. 2. 3. Miss Florence Haggerty'-Tufts, A.B.-History- Now I'l.l dictate some notes. 4. Mr. John Przybyla-Harvard, A.M.T.-French4 un joli examen, eh? 5. Miss Mabel Ott-Bay Path Institute-Commercial-'The debits must balance the credits. Haculfy Mrs. Mary Dean-Washington Univ., M.A.-History-'gYou'll find the easy essay questions on the side board. Mr. Richard Silva-N. E. Conservatory-Band, Instrumental Music- Downbeat, now: one and a-two and a-three and a . . 6. Mr. Edwin Conley-Brown Univ., Ph.B.-Science- In spite of Sputnik, what goes up must come down. 7. Miss Grace Daley-Bates, A.B.-English- You're not in a Phi Beta Kappa, yet! 8. Mr. Wayland Burgess-U. of Cincinnati, B.B.A.-Mathematics- Well, just remember, the answer is 'by definition! ' 9. Miss Violet Connolly-King's College, F.K.C.-English- A session-or a nickel. Mr. Howard Tozier-B. U., Ed.M.-Athletics- Wrap your chubby little hand around your gym bag. Mrs. Amy Palmer-Boston U., B.R.E.-Librarian- Fifty cents if it isn't in by first period. Mr. Merrick Danforth-U. of New Hampshire, B.S.-Choral Director- Where's your music notebook? your locker? Mrs. hEvelayn MacDonald-Pembroke College, A.B.-English- Would you run up to the teachers' room is t ere. . Mr. Kenneth Coding-B. U., M.A.-Chemistry- On TV last night . . . Mrs. Edith Turner-Colby College, A.B.-Language teacher- How shall I say 'Good Morning'? . Mr. Harry Cooper-Brown Univ., Ph.B.--Biology- Anyone for earning easy credits the hard way? . . . What's it doing in and see if my pocketbook

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il ii Q' A 'E Mr. David K. Israel-Harvard, A.B.-English- No, no, no!! Miss Gertrude Parsons-Boston University, A.B.-Latin, German-Hlt wasn't the long walk down the Cape I minded so much, it was the two heavy suitcases. Mr. Robert Bray'-University of R.I., B.S.-Biology- Let's use thisX asa study. Mrs. Thelma Spriggs-Brown University, A.B.g Boston University, Ed.M.-Mathematics-'iPeople in the last seats collect the home- work.', Mr. William Madden-Boston University, B.S. Ed., Ed.M.-World Ceographyg Cuidancw-'iKnock 'em down! Mrs. Doris Webb-English-nNow, where did we leave off? Stanford U., Master of Ed. Mr. Hall-Boston U.-M. of Ed.-Physics, submaster- Keep going, lads. Miss Ruth Smith-Posse Collegeg B.S. of Ed. at Hyanis State Teachersg Graduate work at Boston U.-Girls' Physical EducationM nlixcused, girlsg don't forget to sign the slip. Mr. Louis LaCivita-Boston College, B.S.g Boston University, Ed.M.+Mathematics-4'Come on, Jane! Miss Colleen Mullaney-Trinity College, A.B.g Boston U., Ed.IVI.-English- Dumb bunnies. Mr. Clayton Hunnewellg U. of Maine, BA.-Mathematics-'ilt will be a double session for you. Miss Jessie Pithieg Boston U., B.S.g A.M.-Commercia14HDon't look at the keys, class! Mr. Robert Powers, Springfield College, B.S.g Columbia U., M.A.-U. S. History- Sit down and shut up! Miss Blanche Arzooyan-Bryant College, B.S.g Business Ed.fCommercial- Now cut that out! Mr. Marshall McCleang R.I. School of Design, URI, B.S.-Mechanical Drawing- These T-Squares are not to sword-fight with. Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly-R.l.C.E., Ed.B.g Boston U., Ed.M.-6'My dear cherubs! I7