Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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THE UHRROR 31- Statistics of the Classof 1925 Name, Quotation, Activities in High School and Intentions COLLEGE PREPARATGRY Beatrice Annis, Bea - nor gives her tongue one mo'ment's rest.- Basket Ball 2, Senior Picture Commit- tee Committee on Class Colors and Motto Katherine Gibbs School Margaret Lucile Cataldo, Peg As merry as the day is long.- Literary Editor o.f Mirror 2, 3 Qrchestra 1. 2, 3. Glee Club 2, 3 Katherine Gibbs School Helen Frances Hardy Bright as the sun her eyes the gazers strike, and like the sun. they shine on all alike. Vice-President l, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, Basket Ball l, 2, 33 Chairman of Com- mittee on Class Colors and Motto. Sen- ior Dance Committee, Senior Picture Committee, School Meet 1, 2, 33 Literary Editor of Mirror Z, 3g Chairman of Com- mittee on Graduation Roses. Chandler Secretarial School. P Ruth B. james, Jimmie Calmness is not always the attribute of innocence. Basket Ball 3, School Meet 1, 2. Girls' Athletic Editor of Mirror 2, 3. Senior Play Committee. Mount Holyoke. Esther Coffin Kimball lYisdom is better than rubies. - Exchange Editor of Mirror 2, 3. Glee Club 1, Z, 3. 3, Simmons. ' i Louise Grace McCullough, Mac Untied unto the world by care. - P. A. L. of Boston University. Anna, Dorothy Murphy Our thoughts and oursconducts are our own. - Orchestra 2, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Mir- ror, Contributing Editor. Boston University, Liberal Arts. Martha M. Robinson 'Qf two evils, choose the prettier. - Basket Ball 1, Z, 3. Hockey 3. Glee Club 1. Varsity Basket Ball 3. School Meet 1, 2, 3. Bishop Hopkins Hall. 1Yilliam Eugene Bailey, Bill' His actions speak louder than my pen. - ' Chairman of,Class Gift Committee, Glee Club 3. 3 lYesleyan University. Philip lYilmot Baine. Phi1,' Sport, that wrinkled Care derides. - Senior Dance Committee. Norwich University. MISCELLANEQUS Saro A. Campisi A man is but what he knoweth. Literary Editor of Mirror 2, 3. Mem- ber of Cast in Senior Play. Chairman of Thanksgiving Day Exercises 3. Senior Play Committee. Huntington Preparatory. Nathan David Canter lt is better to wear out than rust out. Baseball 1, 2. 3. Gerald Albertina Evans, Jerry All nature wears one universal grinj' Football Manager 2, 3. Literary Editor of Mirror 2, 3. Chairman of Senior Pic- ture Committee. Chairman of Senior Social Committee. Class Prophet. Tufts Pre-Dental. blames F. Lowell, -limu Ye come lateg yet ye come. - Robert Clifford Qrr, Cliff Thought is the wind, knowledge the sail, and mankind the vesself' U Robert B. Pitcher, Bob lt matters not how long we live. but how. - I Q Class reporter 2. 3. junior -Prom.-Com- mittee, Prize for Mirror, Manager of Baseball Z, 3. g Harvard. Raymond Tierney, Ray, - Laugh ,and the world laughs with you. '- Huntington Preparatory.

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THE MIRROR BASEBALL TEAIH FOOTBALL TEATU

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32 C THE. MIRROR A Helen Louise XVilbur, Louie A To know her, is to love her. - Senior Class' Social Senior Gift Committee Wheaton College. TECHNICAL DIVISION Roy C. Aiken, Roy Lord of himself, though not of lands. XYalter Marsh Brown, Brownie The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. - School Orchestra 2. Boston University. Charles D. Cahill, Charlie Actions speak louder than words. -- Chairman of -Iunior Prom. Chairman of Senior Dance. Basket Ball Manager 2. Mercerburg' Academy. Richard Partridge Clark, Dick The manly part is to do with might and main what you can def - School Grchestra 2, 3. Norwich University. Edward XYalker Collins, Eddie Fighting for his country. - Athletic Editor of Mirror. Auditor Z. Mercerburg Academy. Philip Dubin, Phil Real happiness is deep enough, yet how dearly we pay for its counterfeit. -- Massachusetts School of Pharmacy. George Newton Hatfield, Newt Studious let me sit. - Member of Cast of Senior Play. Northeaster University. Newell Chase Havener, Eskie Great oaks from little acorns grow. -- Northeastern University. Dorman Chase Hayes, Chestie Push on-keep moving. - Tufts College. Harold Charles Hentzi, I-Ientzi A gentleman makes no noise. Arthur Edward jolly, Bud Sweet is revenge, especially to wo- men. - Manager of Basket Ball Team 3. Sen- ior Social Committee. Carl NY. Kearsley, Dago He was so generally civil, that no- body thanked him for it. - Ture Lundcll, Ture F! None but him can be his parallel. - Chairman of Senior Play Committee, Editor-in-chief of Mirror. Massachusetts Institution of Technol- ogy. Paul Edward Linthwaite, Palo Thou little thinkest and less dost know. - Cart of Senior Play. Northeastern University. Charles Victor Mann, Mouse Many receive advice, only the wise profit by it. - Harvard. George Frederick Marshall, Mike A lion among ladies is a most dread- ful thing. - University of New Hampshire. Frank David Mattson, Frankie, Gne never becomes a gentleman by accident. - Northeastern University. George H. Morris, Georgie', He loves 'em all. - Northeastern University. XYillard Chandler Mosher, Moses Tranquill people accomplish much. - Boston University. an Donald Smith Pattershall, Donn Lazyman of Roberts. - Football team 2, 3. Byron H. Pierce, By ' As good be out of the world as be out of fashion. - Massachusetts Agricultural College. YX'alter B. Pierce, Squeak Good humor is always a success.,'- Senior Class ,Gift Committee, Senior Class Social. Auditor 3. Business Man- ager of Mirror. University of New Hampshire. Kingman Smith, Pete ' A, face with gladness overspread.i - Cheer leader in Football. Northeastern University. Milton Sherman Stinehour, Ir., Lake- view Yet doth he live! - Philip L. NYarren ':It takes a wise man to discover a wise man. - Football manager 3. Secretary Treas-