Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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THE MIRROR Q Entered as second class matter at Waltham Post Office. VUL. IV WVALTIIABI IIIGII SCHOOL. PRICE I5 CENTS. NO. 9 Editorial Staff: EDWARD I. COOPER, '09, EDITOR-IN-Cllllw' AGNES RHODES, ,09, ASSISTANT E111'1'o1:-IN-Climl-' HELEN WHEELER. '09. EXCIIANHE EDITOR NORMAN WILEY, '09, ATm.ETIc' En1To1: GEORGE P. DAVIS. '10, BUSINESS BIANAGTQIQ ERNEST D. NEALON, '10, ASSISTANT BVSINESS BIANAGEH STANLEY W. PARKER, CLASS REPouTE1.:, '00 ESTELLE BRCARTHY. CLASS REPo1iTEx. '10 ROY STEVENS. CLASS REPORTER, '11 LAWRENCE ALLEN, CLASS REPORT:-211. '12 TABLE OF CONTENTS : ODE, Alice Wellcome - - 1 SALUTA TORK Warren Eugene Clancy - - 2 INSTRUCTORS - - - 3 VALEDICTORY1 Helen Wight Wheeler - 4 CLASS OFFICERS - - 5 CLASS PROPHECK Norman Wiley - 6 CLASS HISTORIC Alice Wellcome 11 CLASS ROSTER - - 16

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High Grade TO GRADUA TES. Your high school course has taught you many things of value--we know. d I, -d ' 'll Canned Meats and Vegetables, Olives, igchaggiamsxjrzioig ifgjgjgcialgs. Pickles, Table Sauce, Jellies, jams, Preserves. one of these facts is that if you Large assortment Fancy Crackers. live in Waltham yogi Cari get the best, and most careful laundry work, as well as prompt service by having your work done by the C. O. MORRILL CO., Grocers, a 619 Main St. Tel. 61-2 'walfkam laundry Cb. Lowell Textie SC-hoo Scientific and practical training in all processes of textile manufacture including all commercial libres. Complete courses in Cotton Manufacturing, Wool Manufactur- ing, Textile Designing, Chemistry and Dyeing, Textile Engineering. Results of a recent canvass oi the Alumni lead to the belief that nearly 006k of the graduates from the day classes are receiving a salary of over 31,000 a year 3 20th are receiving 552,000 and over, with some cases of S4,000, 345,000 and Si7,000, salaries. The iirst graduate has not yet been out from school ten years. The following is a list of the number of graduates occupying the ditferent positions in the industry-this in- cludes the Class graduating in June, 1908. Positions Attained by Graduates of Day Courses Since Graduation. Principal of textile school or departments 3 In commission house S Teacher industrial school 11 Electrician 1 Mill owner 1 Assistant engineer 1 Mill corporation treasurer 1 Draftsman 3 Mill agent 3 Chemist and dyer 29 Mill assistant superintendent 9 In business, textile distributing or incidental Mill superintendent 11 thereto 38 Mill assistant manager 1 Journalist 2 Mill foreman of department 18 Student 2 Mill purchasing agent 1 Deceased 2 Mill auditor and accountant 8 L Textile designer 30 178 Graduates of High Schools and Academies admitted with certificate. For catalogue address CHARLES H. EAMES, S. B.. Principal, Lowell, Mass.

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Q 4 F 1909 Class Omcers HELEN WHEELER, Valedictorian ANNABEL CARTER, Secretary WARREN E. GLANCY, Salutalorian BENJAMIN W. ELA, President NORMAN WILEY, Prophet AGNES RHODES, Vice Pres. ALICE WELLCOME, Historian