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Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Waltham High School (Waltham, Mass.)
Subjects: Waltham High School--Periodicals Waltham High School--Students--Yearbooks School yearbooks
Publisher: Waltham High School
Contributing Library: Waltham Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Federally funded with LSTA funds through the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners

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studies are making room for and giving way to the so-calledpractical studies. One can prepare oneselfto earn a living right in our schools—onecan study manual training or sewing, cook-ingand other practical arts, thus acquiringefficiency as well as culture. How much ofthese have our four years in High Schoolbrought us ? It depends largely upon our-selves. So far in life we have been mainlyreceiving. Now it is our turn to begin totake a share in the worlds work, to give outinstead of taking in, For there is no hap-piness in having or in getting, but only ingiving. oc DO Class Officers Senior Class RAYMOND WILEY, President KATHERINE ROGERS, Vice-President PHILA MILLS, Secretary-Treasurer LINCOLN TURNER, Auditor Junior Class LAWRENCE MULLOY, President KARLEEN LUDDEN, Vice-President MILDRED MORSE, Secretary-Treasurer RALPH BLANCHARD, Auditor Sophomore Class EUGENE POWERS, President ISABELLE DAUNCEY, Vice-President CLIFTON TAYLOR, Secretary WINTHROP BARNES, Treasurer ALBERT BENT, Auditor
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Prophecy of the Class of 1916 CHARLES OLNEY ^fl* HE feeling that I must go back home^^ to Waltham after many years of ab-sence came to me as I was dressingone morning in a little seven by seven state-room on the hugeTranscontinental Aero-plane Express. Theevening before I hadbeen reading Mazie Ven-der Wyks Herbs andTheir Uses. I hadbought the book ofGladys Orr at the news-stand in the Expressstation a t Adanac.Gladys had a reputationthere not unlike SamuelJohnsons Pa. It wassaid of her that she wasso well acquainted withthe volumes which sheexposed for sale that theexpress officials thoughther an oracle on modernBest Sellers. When Ifirst saw the book on the shelf, I thoughtthat the authors name looked familiar. Iam sure now that the author of this bookand the Mazie I knew in school are iden-tical, for if I remember correctly, Mazieonce wrote a long article in the High SchoolMirror just to inform us that she could notget an inspiration. My purchase taught methat she is still without on

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