Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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WADE L. GKINDLE Principal

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Glass (poem WIJAT IS TO COME WE KNOW NOT W]iat is to come we know not. But we know That M hat has been was good—was good to show, Better to liide, and best of all to bear. We are the masters of the days that were —• We have lived, we liaA ' e loved, we have suffered . . . even so. Shall we not take the ebb who had the flow? Life was our friend. Now if it he our foe — Dear, though it spoil and break us!—need we care What is to come? Let the great winds their worst and wildest blow, Or the gold weather round us mellow slow; We have fulfilled ourselves, and we can dare And we can conquer, though v e may not share In the rich quiet of the afterglow What is to come. William Ernest Henley “Adventures in Enfflisli Literature” ffarcourt. Brace and Company, PuhUshers

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ur Instructors ] Ir. Bertra iI Aluro. Pag ' es of Avhat would seem to tlie uninitiated merely a jumble of ({iieer words with long marks over some of the vowels eonie to life under the ex])ert uidauee of Air. Albro and his wise-eraeks. There is never a dull moment in his classes for i Ir. Albro has a refreshing ' sense of humor which keeps bis pujuls on the mark. IMr. Otis Alley. Sometimes we wonder if IMr. Alley didn’t miss his calling for besides being an eminent scientist, he is thoroughly ac(jnainted with any snb- j(H ' t yon can name. Giv(m a topic and an unlimited amount of time, IMr. Alley could hold bis listener’s attention for hours on end with his interesting and little known facts about anything and everything. A willing and ca])able organ¬ izer of any job asked of him, IMr. Alley certainly is an all-i ' onnd good fellow. IMiss Frances G. Allison. Once again onr library has been ojiened for the general use of the school with IMiss Allison the capable and cheerful librarian. However, her duties in the library have not dimmed her enthnsiasni and love for the liomance Languages, for any one of her pupils can tell yon she certainly knows her S])anish ! IMiss IMarion Bailey is the jiretty effervescent lady Avho produces such re¬ markable ])lays via the Dramatic Society. In sjiite of the fact that IMiss Bailey has been more or less separated from the majoi ' ity of the student body this year, her jiersonality and charm havi ' kejit the Di-aniatic Sociidy as flourishing an activity as ever before. The academic year BO ' b-lfklT may long be remem¬ bered as the year when the Freshmen wiu ' e a body unto themselvi ' s and IMiss Bailey juit on ‘AVby the Chimes Bang”.