Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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WA DE L. GRINDLE PRINCIPAL

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FACULTY

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C9u,r Instructors -aces p MR. WADE L. GRINDLE. To any high school student the most nearly perfect principal is one who understands the problems of the pupils, gives them friendly advice, and cooperates with their activities. Most, fortunately we are able to say that We have this kind of person in our principal, Mr. Grindle. lle has always kept himself in close touch with all the studentsg he knows each and every under classman as well as the seniors. The new Student Uouncil eould have given him some trouble, but instead he gave it ample freedom. As a result, such changes as those in the study halls have come about. One of our most sincere Wishes is that our full appreciation ot' Mr. Grindle will be recognized. MR. BERTRAM A. AIABRO. If being able to talk intelligently on any subjeet and being a friend to everyone are signs of a magnetic pensonality, Mr. Albro has personality plus. His popularity is insured 'each year because he conducts his classes informally, tells amazing tales, and, above all, keeps up with the times! VVhether the subject has to do with books, Latin, or current events, Mr. Albro can always interest all. DR. O'r1s E. ALLEY. E. M. F.-not electromotive force, but energetic, 11l'9I'1'y and fascinating are the words to describe the intelligensia. ot' our school, that well-liked scifentist, Dr. Alley. Mentally equipped to talk on any subject from chemistry to the proper method of preparing baked beans-and do a good job of it, he continually holds one of the most. interesting classes of the school. It is his ability to make the discussions both interesting and enlightening that makes the courses so popular.