Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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TH E MIRROR 19 , 3 6 Vol. XXVII Waltham, Mass., Graduation Number, 1936 No 3 0101011 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF John Eaton ASS'T. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Wilson Slaunwhite, jr. Arthur Power ADVERTISING MANAGER Blanche McKenney tn iJulI1,a5 'ttnzre the mirrnr up tn nature' Hamlet, Act. III, Sc. ii Editorial Staff ASS'T. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Mae Viscogliosi Raymond Adams Robert A. Nottenburg MUSIC EDITOR George Harris ALUMNI EDITOR june Tingloff Effie Schofield fGirlsj JOKE EDITOR Edward McCabe Carmen Algeri Winifred Battey Elizabeth Castner Margaret Castner Woodrow Cataldo Charlotte Cody Betty Connelly Dorothy Cox Kathleen Eaton SPORT EDITORS STAFF SECRETARY Marion Davis BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Cutting ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGERS Fredrick Isakson Edmund Harris Arthur Clark EXCHANGE EDITOR Dorothy Barrett ASS'T. EXCHANGE EDITOR Helen Fiske ART EDITOR Oscar Nichols ASS'T. ART EDITORS Domenic Lupo Cynthia Kellog Peter Salvucci fBoysl ASS'T. JOKE EDITORS George MacDonald Barbara Glass LITERARY COMMITTEE Miriam Gibbs Lucille Hanna Lucille Healey Elsbeth Heinish Ethel johnson Esther Mehring Shirley Millar Ruthie Moore Shirley Norman FACULTY ADVISERS Literary Department Business Department Art Department Robert Power Barbara Pride Gladys Robinson Edward Stearns Betty Stevens Anne Thomas Esther Trachtenburg Virginia Wanberg Miss Ober, Mr. Hood Miss Callanan Miss Burgess

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The Waltham Senior High School Class Poem NEW PATHS IEAN HARRINGTON We start, today, to follow pathways new, And where they lead we may not prophesy, Some go along the plains and by the sea, Some scale the cliffs, to heights that terrify, Some run amid the busy, crowded streets, And others lead where quiet valleys lie. This path is rough and rocky: that one smooth, This one is winding, narrow, yet another, steep, On one, one travels with a host of friends, Others are trod alone in silence deep. Each has a choice, a path, to call his own, The trail we choose to follow, we must keep. How shall we tread the road, when once we start? Some will go bravely forward, mile by mile, With faltering footsteps, others mark the time, And some with song and laughter will the way beguile There will be those who walk alone, enrapt in thought, While others offer helping hand and pleasant smile. He best will tread the pathway leading to his goal Who follows truly dictates of his soul.