Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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Donald B. Bur ge ss Mathematic s Boston College He who does not set too high a value on himself has a greater value than he thinks. Herbert A. Doerfler Jr. Mathematics Boston College Fordham University Let your knowledge be guided by True Morals, Ethics and Principles and to direct it toward the improvement of mankind and country, G' -msg Robert P. Collins Mathematics Boston College Success is not measured by material wealth. Jean M. Gilbert English University of Maine Remember this--that very little is needed to make a happy life. LEDGE Muriel Hartshorn Commercial Simmons College One thorn of experience is worth a whole wilderness of warning. --Lowell Helen Kelleher English Fitchburg Normal On wings of deeds the soul must mount! When we are summoned from afar, Ourselves, and not our words will count-- Not what we said, but what we are! --William Winter Thesbe G. Hobby History Oberlin College A little integrity is better than any career. --Emerson Grace H. Lapworth Head of Commercial Dep't Chandler Normal Great Spirit, help me never to judge another until I have walked two weeks in his moccasins . --Sioux Indian Proverb Q 7X 4

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fax 4 3 Katherine I. Mclnnes Boston University Dean of Girls Head of English Dep't Ruth Armitage Commercial Boston Univer sity Cornell Univer sity When you feel you've reached the end of your rope--tie a knot and hang on. Kathryn T. Brewer Boston Teachers College This above all--To thine As you leave high school you may think that you are through with report cards. This, however, is not so. Soon you will be faced with the report card of life and life's report card will be concerned with your suc- cess in your chosen field only in so far as in attaining that success you have been of service to your fellow man, In fact, few obtain even marked financial success unless they are so interested in a work of service that profits are forgotten and take care of themselves. We hope that your school has afforded you some opportunity for development toward a life of effective service. So if your report card from life shows A plus in service, you can count yourself a success, G ID NCL' Commercial xj kb 5 1 I' ,:. -.. own self be true 5 'U'- , ...A V-5 Q ies' lk! ' I ,EQ '1 2- 1 'Q 3 W i c East .K Srl Charles W. Bayley University of Maine Guidance Director Elizabeth K, Austin Latin Radcliffe College University of Vermont Grow old along with me The best is yet to be-- The last of life for which The first was made. Raymond N. Brown History Ohio State University Boston University A high sense of responsi 'bility is the basis for duty to man, country, and God.

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P ,vr p:::+ X ,,,.,..., , . :2'.,:y11'2.':- f -.gt --....,.---Y.. -f . f .3 ---.'-' ZS.. X -1 -me crrzzz, xxx:-. ' 'filth'- ::g.' - I:-5745! 1 A R415 John T . McGarigal Commercial Montclair State College Bridgewater State College Climb high and go far, Your goal the sky, your aim the star . John H. O'Neill Jr. Head of Mathematics and Science Dep't Boston College No matter what you do, do the best you can. Grace L. Leach Home Economics Framingham State Teachers College Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Bruno Malinow ski Physical Education Holy Cross College A chip on the shoulder is too heavy a load for any student to carry. YI DOM Kenneth B. Ludlow Shop Catskill High School Seek and ye shall find. Henry N. McCutcheon Biology University of New Hampshire College of William and Mary Wisdom is the principal thingy therefore get wisdom! and with all thy getting get understanding, . Moulton Jr. English Norwich Univer sity .there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking X makes it so. - '5 Who Who f- Louise M. Payton Commercial Chandler Normal works for glory misses oft the goalg works for money coins his very soul. Work for the work's sake, then, and it may be That the se things shall be added unto thee .