Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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Mr. Henry K. Pitts - Priendliest With his friendly greeting for each of us, Mr. Pitts well deserves this title be- stowed upon him. He can always be found with a grin and a good word for each of us, if we ever take a peek into his stronghold in Room 14. One of our most versatile teachers, Mr. Pitts can al- ways be found at the Palmer Street courts in the spring. Shakespeare really lives in his classes, and Without his advice, the Red and Black would have an even greater struggle than it already does to survive. Mr. Thomas A. Morse - Best All Around Although he's a relative newcomer to our hallowed halls, Mr. Morse has quick- ly made his influence felt, initiating the Speech Course and taking over the Senior-Iunior play, Radio Workshop and the Dramatic Club. Out of the realm of dramatics, the cinder-men keep him busy on the track both fall and spring. Proof positive that great power comes in small packages, Mr. Morse has, without a doubt, many more talents up those versa- tile sleeves of his, and we in the Class of '51 look back with pride on the days when we initiated him into the mysteries of W.H.S. Dr. Otis E. Alley - Most Eccentric Master of irony Cnot sarcasm, as he will tell youl and wizard of science, Doc Alley reigns supreme in the science labs. As the author of chemistry college boards, he is highly respected by all the seniors, while as adviser of the Science Club, many underclassrnen come to know his ever-ready sense of humor. We all wonder if his sage remarks will be visible in his soon-to-be-published book.

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