Williamsburg High School - Tattler Yearbook (Williamsburg, MA)

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I r In Memoriam It is with a feeling of deep gratitude for his devotion to us and pride in his accomplishments on our behalf that we remember Lucius A. Merritt, our soft-spoken superintendent, who died on September 26, 1956. He was the dear and respected friend of all who knew him as student, teacher, or neighbor. We are proud to feel that we may Xnumber ourselves among those educated under his guidance. rf'- Lucius A. Merritt Superintendent of the Williamsburg, Chesterfield, Worthing- ton School Uniou, 1920-1953 Superintendent of the Williamsburg, Chesterfield, Worthing- ton, Southampton, Westhampton School Union, 1953-1956. We could not conclude these pages of dedication and remembrance without expressing our sincere thanks to Anne T. Dunphy, our be- loved principal who died last year. She set for us an example of leadership and wisdom we hope to follow. J

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Dedication We, the class of 1957, miss the presence of our former classmate, Malcolm Heath, more and more keenly as we approach our day of graduation. when our names are called and we rise to receive our diplomas, each one of us will remember that someone who belongs with us is not present. That you may be a part of our graduation, Malcolm, as you were a part of our lives, your class dedicates to you this issue of The Tattler. 4

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Our Faculty be Mr. Earl Tonet French Eva.. Mr. Edm ond Houle Principal 1 Mrs. 1 Anne Latin Belck Mrs. Frances Grinnell Commercial L l Mr. James Fleming Science Miss Maria Lovechjo English Mrs. Marie Thomas M12 R0b91'f B1'3l1Ch English Mathematics 6