Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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WARREN R. BROWN Norwich State Teachers College ,,. BridgewaterState Teachers .5 ' College Mathematics DONALD B . BUR GESS Boston College Boston Teachers College Mathematic s Knowledge is money tomor- row. Laugh nowg there will be tears later. The Test of a boy is how much he can give outg the test of a man is how much he can take. I never mention any names, but. . . ' :If.':,,1L'gg -,J 2. . .-4 69,4 . Fl! ll JOHN P. FRANEY Boston College English This above all-- To thine own self be true. ' , is 6 Shake speare 2 l 5 ,- ' 4 l 1 4 You have a high degree of excellency. JOHN F. BURBANK Tufts College Boston 5tateTeachers Col. English Say, lad, have you things to do ? Quick, then, while your day 's at prime! Quick, and if 'tis work for two here I am, many now's your time. Okay--let's have it. ' EVELYN FELDMAN Boston University Commercial Reading maketh a. full mang conference a ready mang and writing an exact man. . Q . .-ug Francis Bacon I All right now, stop talking! MUR 1111. HAR TSHORN W Simmons College Bridgewater State Teachers College Commercial Who can say definitely what is and what is not pos- sible. H. Ford Close the door behind you!

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f v fi' it KATHERINE L MCINNES Boston University Dean of Girls Head of English Dept. HOPE ALLEN School Secretary Good, better, best: May you never rest, 'Til your good is better And your better, best! You, the members of the Class of 1958, have been extremely fortunate in finishing twelve years of school, an opportunity not given to all in this world. Your parents, your church, your school have given you a foundation upon which to build your lives. The real test of that foundation will be in how you travel the road that lies ahead. if V X fi' K 'l , Mr' What you make of your lives is now yours. Weak- nesses must be overcomeg strengths developed. Work ' . . , X hard, for success is not easy. There will be many disap- M pointments and defeats, but through greater effort and increasing zeal these can be but challenges, stepping stones L to success, which is so often failure turned inside out. May your Lantern--the light of faith and knowledge- I I X CHARLES W. BAYLEY University of Maine burn brightly, guiding you along your path. May you never cease to learn, to strive for what is right, to live up to the best that is in you. Guidance Director LEO J. LANE Boston College Vice-Principal Head of History Department ,PTY i ,Ls You lead, others follow. V pf Late again? You will now make a chart. RUTH ARMITAGE KATHRYN BREWER Boston University and Boston Tea-chers College Cornell University Commercial Commercial It is better to be unborn ,f If . . I J .-Lili' .!?. Q ll That which you change, accept. cannot than untaught, For ignor- ance is the tool of misfor- tune. --1111 take your narne: I want it quiet in here! 5

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THESBE G . HOBBY Where is your HELEN F. KELLEHER Fitchburg Teachers College Bridgewater State Teachers College English Proverbs bear age and he would do well who may see himself in them as a looking Oberlin College History Happy is the man that findeth wisdom and the man that getteth understand- ing. Proverbs 3:13 pass ? glass. Close the door. ' Now get this and GRACE H. LAPWORTH Chandler Normal School Head of Commercial De- partment A good deed is never lost--He who shows cour- tesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love. get it straight. RUTH E. HOWE Bridgewater State Teach- ers College Latin This above au-- J To thine own self be true. Shakespeare 'vs i I think the bell has rung. DONALD F. LEACH Boston University Band Director PATRICIA KE LLE Y Pembroke College, Institut de Hautes Etud e s and Uni- versity of Fribourg, Switzer- land, French True Charity consists in put- ting up with all one's neigh- bor's faults, never being sur- prised by his weakness, and being inspired by the least of his virtues. St. Therese of Lisieux Kiddies. ' an nl S. if There is music in all if things if men had ears. S' Q-.rf III-letls go: lv