West Bridgewater High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

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5 SSHS IHUVAPJi K. hl-XI ' .Al! £p | BENJAMIN BEAL HOWARD Founder (1788-1867) To the trustees of the Howard Funds, past and present, to whose generosity, shrewd management and prudent guidance we owe our school, We gratefully dedicate this edition of THE CLIMBER JOHN M. RICHARDS EDWIN H. THAYER EDITH F. HOWARD ARTHUR E. RYDER

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THE CLIMBER U v - : , i m: Vol. XVI As the ivy continues to climb higher and higher on the walls of our school building, so this paper will continue to grou. Spring Issue HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL West Bridgewater, Massachusetts March 1935

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i i THE CLIMBER Volume XVI WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS.. M i: ll. 1935 Published three times yearly by the students of Howard Consider, for :. II ' High School. delights in ruining and defacing the ; ■ £ l ' tc f ■ ■tfC ' j ' • H ' ' ' ' ' MjMKj wUfwmwm •■H ' : ] ' : ' r,T Bfa MmmMMf - . 7 » have thought before acting? Absolutely n- Jr ■ J» ( n ffwKm readily accept him mpanion? You jgSsp dHSffik? w r E- ■ merely laugh at hi.- an 1 What possible earthly benefit- may we of the K; Editor ' ••.•.•.•.•.■.•.•.•.•.•.•. ' .•.•.•.•.■.•.■.■:.• . Ruth Tuck Howard High School, or in fact, tb, | Associates school, derive from such actions? V hat trains are in Priscilla Lovering Esther Peterson Maybelle Nelson the offing? Look before you leap. Think befoi School News Editor . . . .7TTT Angela Fakarano « act The thought has been emp Class Editors numerable proverbs and maxims. Edith Howard Olga Cheyunski, Barbara Bruce L et us try eat . n arK ] ,.- , El mer Har low houns, logical thinkers- I Athletics Adolph Cheyunski The ruinous acts to which I have referred are car- Alumni Warren Gardner r j ed on Dy on j y a f ew Dut t j, e remaining stud ' - ' W Helen ' FaSno ant, fe cnized tnd deprived mer K the j k es ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . Merle Hurley deeds of the few. Naturally, the monev used for unnecessary- re- Business Manager . . . . — — Lllllan Kerv pairs may not be employed in more useful din Henry Woodward Gladys barker Ruth Chadwick and enterprises. Chance, for impr Norma Hurley greatly hindered, and perhaps even eliminated. Al- ., ., Mo+ou riii»-™o though the building, as well as the equipment Adverting Manager ■ - Natalie Gillespie . g wa] . ranted: rather . because Theodore Robertson Bruno Ferrini Robert Anderson its age. should it be preserved for the memories a La Forrest Wilbur traditions with which it is associated. Typist Erland Porter Keep our school property intact ! Assistants The Howard trustees, who maintain our repairs, Arlene Phillips Harry Fuller T am sure . will greatly appreciate such co-opera- Faculty Advisers tion — Charles Rubin. ' 35. Miriam G. May Nils G. Lindell dilorial WHAT PROFITS DESTRUCTION The careful student forbears. He withholds him- self from committing destructive deeds to which his impulses seem to urge him. He may be compared to our noted and illustrious John C. Calhoun, remem- bered for his logical reasoning, a commendable trait to which most persons of high school age or over may aspire. Truly, is it not prudent thinking to refrain from doing something which can bring him no per- sonal gain — something which can but satisfy a pass- ing whim or fancy — something which may prove harmful, injurious? How many of us may be likened to John Cal- houn — or rather, are not most of us to be contrasted with him? Why can we not reason as logically as he? We can. Senior Class Photographs Our photographs like a mirror reflect the perfect likeness of yourself. Prices $12.50 for 50 photographs com- plete with one enlargement. Six from which to select. NEVILLE STUDIO 63 MAIN ST. Tel. 227 Brockton Better photographs live longer -cwaterTuBL L 80 Keyword Street ■7En-, .,....,.I. „ ,-| '