Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

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WA HWA HTA SEE, 1925 Faculty Mr. Samuel Long, A H. Principal “lie most live. who thinks most, feels the noblest, and acts the best.” Mrs. W. Ray Martin Home Economics Sweetness hath been her habit so long she could not part with it.” Miss Elizabeth Norton, A.R. Mathematics “Whence all this learning? Hath thy toil O'er books consumed the midnight oil ?” Mrs. F. H. Parker. A.H. Latin A smile for all, a greeting glad, An amiable, jolly way she had.” Mr. W. P. Hendrix. A.H. Spanish “And grace and virtue, sense and reason split, With all the rash dexterity of wit.” Page eleven

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Faculty Mr. R. E. Bowen, A.B. Assistant Principal When troubles come, laugh ’em off, And then go after ’em. Miss Marian Boyd, A.B. French “A smile and a word for all, Quite remarkable for one so small.” M iss Ruth Chapman, A.B. English Her flow of words is exceedingly fine, When she doth speak, she speaks her mind. Miss Dorothy Foster, A.B. Science and History “Fashioned so slenderly, So young and so fair.” Page ten

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A Dream Seated one day in the twilight, I was thinking of days gone by— Of the happy, golden, glorious days Spent at Winter Haven High. My thoughts, they began to wander, And 1 dreamed I was there again— Laughing, and talking, and joking, With my dear classmates and friends. They had gathered from far-off places— From the ends of the earth they came— All seeking a day of happiness Away from the hall of fame. Joe was a famous doctor, And Grace, a dear little nurse; And Helen, leading an orchestra, Had traveled all over the earth. They were all there, my classmates— And oh! what fun we had— Living again the good old days, When all was gay and glad. But soon the vision vanished. And as darkness was drawing nigh, I thought of the happy, carefree days Spent at Winter Haven High. Virginia Flitcraft, ’25. Page twelve