Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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1945 1945 RICHARD STEIN, President PRISCILLA HILLIARI), Secretary PAGli TEN

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RUSSELL H. MAZZOLA, Aviation, Mathematics A good nature brightens everything. GEORGE ]. McCAR I HY, Social Science C.;ist awa) sorrow and care. I h ' li no good. MARY E. McMORROW, English, Mathematics llci intelligence and friendliness make hei .1 Eriend to all. ROBERT E. MITCHELL, Science, Social Science I horough is his vvat li word. DOROTHY l ! . MURPHY, English, Ancient History, Mathematit I ' .i 1 it it ' ll ( is the key to suites . HAROLD R. NELSON, Agriculture Quiet and through. HILMER S. NELSON, Head o) Agriculture A skilled exponent of mankinds oldest art and science. [ALMAR N. NELSON, Aviation, Mathematics, Come on, lellous. quiet down. Sit thee down or thee will have time. HELEN M. NORRIS, Commercial Humor seasoned with wit. VIRGINIA NYE, Guidance She deserves everyone ' s friendship, and gets it. CHARLOTTE M. OPPLER, (Mrs.) French, German The quiet mind is richer than a crown. ORAL A. PAGE, Physical Education Actions speak louder than words. DOROTHY PEARSON, English, Social Science I he definition ol a good sport. DOROTHY L. PETERSON, Physical Education Eull of spirit, pep, and fun. ANITA L. PETRUCCI, English, French A gentle heart. BARBARA H. PRAY, Ancient History The secret ot success is constancy of purpose. MARION L. RAY, (Mrs.) Commercial She has a charming personality, and is helpful and friendl) . VL Ml RAYMOND, Mathematics, Science It ' s wisdom thai makes a man rich. MERED1 111 B. RA MOND, (Mrs.) English I hinkers are as scarce as gold. HELENA r. R.EIDY, Latin, Social Science I he good and wise lead quiel liwv ARTHUR li. SCO I I , Science In him friendship ami knowledge abound. HAROLD c. SHERWOOD, Cabinetmaking (.rah a broom. ROSE SILVERMAN, Commercial Pleasant ami helpful , indeed a true friend i VELYN SILVESTER, Art I he set 1 et of life is art. EVA SKALA, Home Economics Efficient, methodical, anil wise. JAMES F. STEELE. Social Science Main friends and no foes. GEORGE O. STEWART, Mathematics We are not only instructed in math, but also in the business of d aily living. HERBERTA L. STOCKWELL, Nurse Never pin oil till tomorrow what von can th today. WALDO II. SWAN, Mathematics Everybody ' s friend, nobody ' s enemy. PAUL SWEENEY, JR., Coach All that tan be asked of you is your best. MARY F. TOOMEY, Englisli She is wise who speaks little. MARTHA VINING, Latin Experience combined with common sense. ALICE WHITE, English Energetic and smiling all the while. JOSEPH K. WHITTEMORE, English, History It ' s your mark; kick it around. M. JEAN YOUNG, Commercial There is no limit to her abilities. On Leave of Absence in Military Service HARRY ARLANSON. Navy PAUL C. CLEAVES, Army GERALDINE R. COLLIGAN, Navy •CATHERINE M. HALE. Navy FRANCIS X. KELLY, Army GEORGE H. KLAY, Navy NORMAN 1). LOUD, Army JAMES H. POLLARD, Jr., Army PAGE NINE

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