Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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ABER] oka . 1946 1 First Roiv; Miss Bronson, Mr. Headstrom, Mrs. Stacy, Mr. Graves, Mr. Grindle, Miss Mackedon, Mr. Bu tters, Dr. Alley, Mr. Knowlton, Mr. Hayward SecoMiJ Row; Miss Bailey, Miss Peabody, Miss Carmichael, Miss Bujnievicz, Miss Hall, Miss Livingstone, Miss Crockett, Miss Skornik Third Row; Mr. Card, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Seferian, Mr. Webster, Mr. Kotkov, Mr. Stevens Faculty The members of the faculty of Winchester High School are a distinctive and grand group of teachers, and although we often rue the day of school, homework, and teachers, in reality we know that under their excellent guidance we shall graduate from high school well prepared in every respect. Of primary importance to all of us is American History. The History Department is headed by Mrs. Stacy who says, “Class, 1 want all of you to like history’’ and we find ourselves doing just that. Miss Hall, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Webster of the Wadleigh Budding make history and its related subjects live for us. Mr. Keeney heads our Engli sh Department. No one can ever forget the embarrassment when asked “Won’t you talk along on that, Clara?’’ or the wonderment of gates being opened to Burns, Shelley, and Browning. Mr. Stevens, the faculty adviser of the Senior Class, Mr. Hayward, Miss Bailey, Miss Crockett, and Miss Bujnievicz complete the depart¬ ment. The Department of Mathematics, a delight to some and a horror to others, is headed by Mr. Butters and includes mathematicians Mr. Rogers, Mr. Weafer, Miss Carmichael, Mr. Card, and Mr. Seferian. Dr. Alley, our head scientist, and Mr. Card, Miss Peabody, and Mr. Headstrom make up the Science Department. Mr. Albro, with his droll wit and ready quip, and Miss Carmichael constitute the Latin Department; the French Department is ably handled by Miss Mackedon, who is not only teaching French but also knitting afghans (at least indirectly). Miss Knowlton, who toujours looks as French as the subject she teaches, and Miss Bujnievicz. Spanish has prospered this year, under the guidance of Mr. Kotkov and Miss Mackedon, and a Spanish Club has been organ¬ ized under the direction of Mr. Kotkov. The Commercial Department, under the direction of Miss Bronson, Miss Skornik, and Miss Bennett ably prepares students for the business world. In the sports line, we all agree that Coach Knowlton and Mis. Matthews are tops and a hearty vote of thanks goes to them. All in all, our faculty have done a great deal toward letting us look back on our high school days with fond memories.

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9 ABERJOTsjA • 1946 “Go forth to seek; the (Quarry neyer found Is still a fever to the questing hound. The skyline is a promise, not a hound.” —John Masefield