Waterville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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MISS DORIS L GILMAN MRS DORIS NODDIN Secretary School Nurse Io me Pnnmpal That mercy I fo others show You made me what I am today Th-H+ me'CY Show I0 me I hope you re sahsfled OUR FOND ADIEU Now at last the tame has come To say our fond adueu The class of 52 Well surely mlss the fun we ve had Our solemn moments too Our losses and our vnctorles The class of 52 Let us go forth courageously With a wnll both firm and true To buuld a future more secure The class of 52 10 'D A I To teachers, friends and classmates clear, ! 0 - .

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My Qfvp - I' 'a K' MISS ELIZABETH R. EAMES MR. GEORGE TOOMEY MR. ROBERT MILLETT French Hisfory Biology Then 'rhe wicked cease from A conservalive is a man God sends meal' and fhe froublingg and +herf fhe loo proud 'ro fighf and devil sends cooks. weary be 'I'oo fal fo run. R X 21? mia fs.. MISS DOROTHY CAMMIC MISS LUCILE MISS CAROLINE RANDLETT Commercial Subiecls English English I would ralher sif on a She knew fhe precise For flue female of 'Ihe pumpkin and have if all fo psychological momenl when species is more deadly myself fhan be crowded fo say no'I'hing. +l'16n The male. on a velvef cushion. MR. FRED W. WHITNEY MR. ANTHONY J. TERCYAK MR. WILLIAM HANSON, JR. Shop Mafhemaiics lns'frumen+aI Music Ar'r Mechanical Drawing And fhe Devil said +o Life ain I all beer and ski'H'les, I+ is 'Ihe sick oysfer Simon I-e9 ee and morels We PIIY-H which possesses lhe pearl. I like VU' dsl? 50' H 5 wic eizn rem ' ff'-fl . f

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lllvlllllllllllll MRS ELVIRA WHITTEN Not to many as given the falth that sustams udealusm and with that rasth the sense of realnty that makes one look lnfe squarely nn the eye and see It for what It IS Elvura Whntten was one of those rare souls She must have belneved wnth Browmng that A man s reach should exceed hls grasp yet her own grasp of realuty was a farm one Both her colleagues and her students respected her for her devotion looklno' splrlt and her understandnng of human weaknesses Even an her days of suffernng she kept ahve un her eyes that spark of vltallty whuch had ever In her glowed so brightly She would want to be remembered as vlvudly allve and she would want to be a part of all prov ress toward better luvung I can lmagme her saymg nn the words of Chrus tuna Rossettl Better by far you should forget and smnle Than that you should remember and be sad 11 l l 17 ' ' to her work and to her home: they admired her for her liberal, forward- . 5 . . . I . 'u 1 I 1 I - ui- td 3 '