Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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I FACULTY First Row: tleft to rightl Mr. Smith. Mrs. Payton, Mrs. Hunt, Miss Moore. Mr. Bayley, Mr. Lane, Miss Tinker, Miss Allen. Mrs. Mclnnes. Mr. Magnuson. Second Row: Miss McCausland. Mr. Snow. Mrs. Lapworth. Mr McKey. Miss Reynolds, Miss Tate, Mr. Aldrich, Miss Kirby. Mr. Leavitt, Miss Smalley, Mr. Card, Miss Wood, Mrs. Pratt. FACULTY George Aldrich Hope Allen Charles Bayley Robert Card Marie Hunt Mathematics Secretary Principal Science Domestic Science Anna Kirby Leo Lane Grace Lapworth Daniel Leavitt Ralph Magnuson Commercial Assistant Principal Commercial Physical Education History Elizabeth McCausland Gordon McKey Katherine Mclnnes Esther Moore Louise Payton Latin Science English History Commercial Marion Pratt Elizabeth Reynolds Jean Smalley Lloyd Smith Domestic Science Commercial English Commercial Philip Snow Lillian Tate Mildred Tinker Judith Wood French Physical Education English English 2

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Uie Ulhilman High School Uearbook , ' G n -1- , n JN ..-.......1-4-..,..,y-K-W an . Class Motto- God is our guide-Democracy our pride Class Flower-Talisman Rose Class Colors-Dark Green and Silver FOREWORD IN ORDER that in the days of hardship and toil that confront us, in the days when we may feel discouraged, in the future years when our ideals shall have been attained, and in such times when we feel inclined to reminisce, we may open this yearbook iilled with happy memories of our days at school, We, the Yearbook Staff, have tried to make it a true account of our four years at Whitman High School.

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DEDICA TION TO MRS. LOUISE PA YTON, who has been our adviser during our three years' organi- zation, we owe a greater debt than the co-dedi- cation of this book can repay. For each activity which we have enjoyed, much credit is due Mrs. Payton for her unselfish labor and helpful ideas. Many students have passed through these halls and classrooms during Mrs. Payton's years on the faculty, and they and we, the Class of 1943, will ever remember her friendly smile and willing advice. TO MR. LLOYD SMITH, who with Mrs. Payton, was our adviser until the colors called him, we offer our sincere thanks and best Wishes. For three years Mr. Smith has gladly helped us plan and carry out our activities, never stinting on time or work. Mr. Smith left us in March before he could join in the final Senior affairs, but we know that he is willingly doing his part to win this war and come back to Whitman to guide future students along their way. ,FJ a gr' 3