Whitman Hanson Regional High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

Page 13 text:

SU PERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE By implication we view a cornerstone as o fact or condition upon which others can be built to form a complete structure. The worthiness of the cornerstone then becomes a determinant in large degree ot the value of the structure. You have been laying a corner- stone of education upon which your life is being, and will continue to be, built, Education gives you the knowledge which opens the doors to truth, It develops the skills, manual and mental, which you need tor your daily existence. lt shapes the attitudes which govern your thoughts and actions toward people and events. It increases your understanding of the realities of your life as well as your appreciation for aesthetic values. By building your lite within the framework of these tive elements, based on the cornerstone ot o sound education, you can make it a truly strong and beauti- ful experience. Mrs. Mclnnis Guidance Mr, Johnson and Mr. Lone in conference, 'QQg!!wm'V il, 'UW vs, X Mr. Bayley Guidance Miss Allen and Mrs. Mullen- official 5 I - , greeters

Page 12 text:

ADMINISTRAUON PHILLIP H JOHNSON ,IR TELEPHONE Gln Q..W1..-.L WHWMAN-HANSON REGIONAL I-HGH SCHOOL WHITMAN MASEACHUSEYTS Fr-wr-gafv 27, KWH rw 'vm Cnmumf'-l' Uvf.nf vojr Twwr pvwrs we hlnh QQNUQY Qzudentf, vwu havv wfnvrghnfvd 11'N fVsFFH' 39 Ooubiv Sciswons vm the old buiXd- xnq, Ann A - rkv ywar in ihxs aoauik Q3 new srhovl. You have madv swf nefcghar, an w1Lm0nLQ wvxh crane, and w,lX KKWG that Hn so dv-uw vow havu urcoared yowr5elvvQ lor thwse aduXl re- Qunnzmb' u ,132 wh-,gh you must now agmlnws-, Twp mwQ1 Emoorrawv advnce that l can cxvp von if tant an Xxic, wf wailvva not what task you mnv be owing. Twq umpornanx Qwiwm is How you do that task. Use the kncwMwdQp and QKUM ww rmvf- acqumred LO benefut woursdf, your fgmvly, you' gommunimy and your countrv. TQ, we Cigrxe M X961 X ofter my concrarmaxnovm ana be-41 wfahes 'wr haaolnass and success. Si rexy vours, AWJX 4 MW' ?hiNNln H. nson, Jr., Prunaipal Phill' H Johnsgzll JI' Pfincipol ,tw ,Leo Lane Vnce-Principal '4 s Wh'fmon -Hon . gchool Comniil 'Re-g.OnOI High Axgfglmendent SAV' ROweII Y Gws M' ' mmm M ' Bok ' fs. S I f- er' MV- Horri0ft'WeeneY, Mr, 8

Page 14 text:

BUSINESS The staff of the Business Department has long trained outstanding candidates for posi- tions in the business world. The excellent new classroom facilities will enable them to further an already proud tradition. Training in the use of the most modern business machines adequately prepares students for any chal- lenges they may encounter in the modern business world. ' l: -,gc . 1, V A ii W: 'S-.A n E F -f-W M , ,---wfwhffffw-Qwfs1f'1.,meff t r'-r 1 ' ' 2 ' . ' V.. . .714- 'lv :A 'ul' yi, , vw-... l i f 5 A - - , elf? ' ' A - - - , -' seat . Keep your eyes on those books, girls! ,Jkt 3 I 4 9 as E st K KV new K . A XJ 5 105 . N i x, .K James Lee Commercial Lowg Business Math x . si 1 J 4 it 1 ' E Sv I 'U Senior girls add the easy way. Mrs. Winnifred McCarthy Business Training Mfr 'Wx gear 7 T' x N Q L, V ' lil if . I K f 5 r' ie. , '- ' Lg fs S Mrs. Louise Payton Mrs. Muriel Hartshorn Mrs. Grace Lapworth Mrs. Evelyn Feldman Typewritingg Stenogrc phyg Bookkeepingg Typingg Stenography Business Management Economic Geography Office Practice Consumer Economics 10 il