Taunton High School - Journal Yearbook (Taunton, MA)

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TAUNTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FRED U. WARD F. ARTHUR WALKER M. MILDRED ATVVELL G. WARREN AVERILL MARION R. BOTTOMLEY I. LOUISE BULLARD GLADYS W. CHACE FRANCIS H. CHANDLER MARION F. CHUTTER VVALTER J. CLEMSON ALGIE CUMMINGS ' CHARLES A. DANOLDS LOVICY M. DELANO ARTHUR J. DOWS N ETTI E V. FAI RWEATH ER 1921-1922 Principal Sub-Master, Mathematics Latin, Ancient History Manual Training General Science Mathematics Mathematics English Librarian Music Commercial Branches Chemistry, Athletics Civics, English History Commercial Branches FREDERIC T. FARNSWORTH French FRANCES R. FOSTER MURIEL GELINAS FLORENCE E. GREENLEAF MADALENE HANDY CHARLES A. HATHAWAY J. TURNER HOOD FLORENCE KELLY P. TYLER KEPNER MARTHA E. LORD MILDRED MacISAAC JOHN L. MAHONEY JESSICA MESERVE MAYDELL MURPHY JOSEPH R. PARKER ANNA B. PERKINS ELSIE A. SALTHOUSE FRANCES B. SANGER E. LILLIAN SHAW AUGUSTA E. STEVVART FLORENCE H. STONE RUTH E. WELLS LAWRENCE W. WILBUR MARGARET WILKINS EDITH M. WILLIAMS Secretary and Substitute Commercial Branches Sewing English Physics, Biology Chemistry, General Science English, Latin, French History English English Algebra, Civics Cookery English Mechanical Drawing Latin French Mathmetics English Commercial Branches English French Commercial Branches Mathematics Freehand Drawing 54

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, -c -:I 'ii' , nm if . Q '13 R, 'VX 4 4 Y' T il Ax ', f. TJ 'Q K X' .W-ff if it r I ' li' s . . Q ' V A , 3 f. FIX' YN NN -ky Jia. Q I T - 'mu L SQQ, ' .1 v 'V W 4 I I ' I z r 1 - l -z lim, - f f Zu..-N-Q -1 ELTON ST,KI'I.ES AST week after I arrived from a tour in liurope on which I was selling the famous Robbins Peanut Vending Machine, I made my way from Boston to Newport to get the summer sale. I was not disappointed to find it necessary to wait three hours in Taunton, for I had not seen the old town for eighteen years, two years after I graduated from T. H. S. Not far from the station, in a stately building fYOl'NCi'S BARBER SHOP-I sat down to rest and to have my beard curled. As I sat in the head barber's chair, I recognized George Rowland as the fat man with the curlers. just then a rippling voice attracted my attention, and someone in the exact likeness of Gertrude Ryan handed a package to Fat. Since he didn't look especially vicious, I thought it safe to query, Is she any relation to Gert Ryan? l7aughter, he replied. Then he recognized me. He showered my wig with Young's talcunl powders, shined my beard with Young's lotions, and dosed me with Young's perfumes. As I alighted from the only thronel had ever held, in walked Bradford Young, with his chauffeur, who was carrying two cases. Put them here, jack, he said,in such a way that immediately I knew he must be the Young on all the articles in sight. I handed him a leaflet, which explained the machine I was selling, and began to talk business. He called me into a small private office and, as he sat down, he saw the name Staples on the bottom of the card. VVell, we forgot all about peanuts and began to talk old times. The first thing he said was, Did you know that Stu White is a minister! I soon recovered from the shock, and he further explained that Stu had taken up chemistry asa side line and had made thousands with a popular''Non-sneezer mixture which he had invented. Then he gave me a bit of his own history, explaining that soon after he left 55