Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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1m1uulluuuuum:lunaxls11xkyg To Mrs. Payton, who loyally cilitafiun guided us through our Sophomore year and the first few months of our Senior year, we co-dedicate our Yearbook. She willingly gave of her time and effort to make our many class activities successful, and for this we offer our heartfelt thanks. At present she is on leave of absence, but the class of 'Sl sin- cerely hopes that Mrs. Payton will soon be able to return to share her wisdom and kindness with the future classes of Whitman High School. KL! Q53 VFNH To Miss Gilbert in apprecia- tion of all she has done for us during our Senior year, we write this dedication in our Yearbook. The success of our class play and the production of our Yearbook are both due to Miss Gilbert's cheerful and willing assistance. For this we owe a greater debt than the co- dedication of this book could ever repay. Thank you, Miss Gilbert, for everything. 5? ,.e '

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llllllll Ill Ill Our four years at Whitman High have drawn to a close. We leave: some for college, others to enter the business world, and a few to go into the service of our country. A great deal has been accomplished during our years here--a new guidance program, the driver training course, the coke machine, new 'ackdrops for the auditorium, and establishment of the 'Spectatorn. What a feeling of pride to realize that we have been associated with all this! 'The pupils have grumbled about the strict teachers, and the teachers have complained about the lazy pupils, but in reality our relationship has been one of great satisfaction to all. We would like to acknowledge the gratitude we owe the entire faculty for its unceasing help and co-operation. However, it hasn't been all books and studies. Remember those wonderful football games, the dances, the Senior Class Play, and the longest football rally in Whitman High School history? These extra-curricular activities have added greatly to school spirit and our happiness. At the present time it seems quite cer- tain that many of our classmates will be in the Armed Forces soon after graduation. It is our sincerest hope that theirs will be a short but fruitful term of service. This is the yearbook of our class, the class of 1951. It 1s a portrayal of our classmates, their achievements, their habits, and their ambi- tions. We, the yearbook staff, would like to feel that we have captured something of the life and spirit of Whitman High School that will serve to revive many fond memories twenty-five and fifty years hence. YEARBOOK STAFF Z

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