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2 — 7 Hi n tin iiu i 1 » • | Mi ' . ■ nit (i M‘ ill Hi, - FACULTY William D. Sprague, Principal Charles H. Woodbury, Sub-Master English Department Helen F. Slade Lester E. Young Alice G. Drake Eleanor E. Farrar Elizabeth E. Hall Edith S. Blake M. Roberta Miller Frances H. Dodge Modern Language Department Effie S. Brown Vivian L. Potter Mathematics Department Lucy R. Osgood Walter E Hammond Louise A. Berthold Commercial Department Edward Dahl Ethel M. Bird Linnie M. DeMerrit Florence E. Stacy Amy S. Damon Gwendolyn Griffin History Department H. Otis Noyes Eva E. Eastman Charles P. Poole Mabelle B. Blake George A. McPheters, Civics Latin Department Elizabeth F. Abbe Rose D. Lanphear WlLHELMINA J STALKER Science Department George A. Hutchins Imogene J. M. Conland Ethel L. Fuller Mary Mills ult. Elmer Wilson, Music M. E. L. WAITE. Principal’s Secretary
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Page 10 text:
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Appreciation from the Class of 1925 to Pa” and “Ma Fogg Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fogg. Sounds queer, doesn ' t it? Of course it does, for the persons spoken of are none others than “Pa” and Ma” Fogg, the friends of everyone in the Melrose High School. “Pa” has been with us for twenty-nine years and now he and “Ma” are going to leave. When “Pa” started work, he received the whole sum of twelve dollars a week, so small an amount that we smile now when we hear it. But he has kept faithfully at his work and, although his worldly gain may not have been great, he has made a host of friends. “Ma” is our standby in the lunchroom, and can she make soup! Oh boyl If you’ve never tasted it, or for that matter any of her cooking, you certainly have missed something. “Ma” is going to be missed next year. Someone may be found to run the lunchroom, but no one can ever be found to take her place; she’s too dear to all of us. “Pa” and “Ma” have two stores down on the Cape, and it is there they are going to enjoy their hard-earned leisure. We feel that, in their going, the High School is losing something that can never be replaced. The class of ’25, and the whole school, wishes them the very best of good fortune in whatever may befall them.
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