Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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Rvelruwr opics an Science V 1' Waltham High School has been blessed with many outstanding teachers in the past, none more outstanding, however, than this year's Mirror dedi- cation recipient. During his 17 years here at Wal- tham High, his teaching ability and personal appeal earned him respect and admiration from students, colleagues, and administrators. Anyone who stepped into room 348 during the past 17 years knew that there was a teacher, sup- 'Tis porter, and true friend behind the gentleman with the beard. His dedication made Physics, a most difficult subject, a most enjoyable one. Physics en- rollment tripled during his tenure as a teacher. Many of his students have gone on to major in Physics in college largely due to his influence. His approach to his subject, and his methods of teach- ing made him a favorite teacher among students. and gained him Teacher of the Year honors on several occasions. Although he has left us for Rayrhwn Ciorjw. tion during this year, in his own wurtls 'I body, l am with you in spirit - we know t'ii'1 i l .lnlt ' N li lit man will forever remain .i part of XY.iit.:. :wx School. For 17 years of hard work, ritrizt i'- support, we would like to tittiioitr :fit ' W ,V to a true friend, Mr 'lem Nels--zz li-.i. 1 Z

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True friendship is like sound heaoltlm, the value of it is seldom known lintil it be lost. I '.' Charles Caleb Colton 73