Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC Have Your Graduation Pictures Taken By Tredinnick Tredinnick Studio 462 Main St. Tel. Crystal 0256-W Wakefield, Mass. Prices $8.00 to $14.00 for 50 COMPLIMENTS OF Quality Lunch C. F. Dolan, Prop. Main Street, Stoneham COMPLIMENTS OF W. P. Fletcher Box Co. When You Think Of Lumber Think Of Blanchard Telephone 0150 Geo. W. Blanchard Co. Pomeworth Street Have You Read About Our New Building Service COxMPLIMENTS OF John T. Connors Haberdashery Wakefield COMPLIMENTS OF Stoneham Press COMPLIMENTS OF W. I. Thompson Son Electricians COMPLIMENTS OF Potter’s Lunch Stoneham Spa Home Made Candies 3 Doors From Theatre 27

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THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC ' tsolniionz |3kg Time : Any week-day evening. Place: Torp’s and Darg’s bedroom. A liberal supply of papers and books a- dorn the table, and our heroes are laboring manfully to transfer the know- ledge contained there to a more approv- ed resting-place. Torp: (after several minutes of laborious study) Sa-a-ay, Da rg? Darg: (absently) Yes, dear? Torp: Well, don’t think you’re funny. You’re not. Darg: All right, dear. I’m listening. Torp: Darg, I-Ive been thinking may- be I sort of ought to study a little more. You know I didn’t get very good marks last term. Darg: (following up very exciting un- known quantity) Uh-huh. Torp: I thought maybe if I- Darg: (becoming a little interested) Don’t feel sick anywhere do you? Torp: Maj be if I- Darg: I couldn’t be sure without ask- ing, you know. Torp: (with a rush) I thought maybe if I studied a little more, maybe it’d sort of pull everything up a little. Darg: (soothingly) There, there, dear, you’ll get over it after awhile. Ten minutes of deep silence ensue, broken only by the ticking of the clock. Torp: Say, Darg, what’s damns mean? Darg: I dunno. Same’s the Eng- lish, I guess. Torp: (By degrees slipping further down in his chair) Why the deuce can’t they put stuff where a feller’ll find it? Darg: Steady, steadj ' , Torp. Torp: (From depths below) Well, goodnight, if you had to study this stuff, you’d blow up. (No response.) Say I can’t make anything out of this jumble. Why can’t they make books with more notes in ’em? Darg: 6 y times — Torp : (Aiming book at nearest chair) Oh, what’s the use? I’m going to bed. This stuff can go hang. Darg: I knew you’d get over it after a while, old boy. Sweet dreams. ’ 25 . The Class of 1925 take this opportunity to thank all those who have made their year so successful and The Authentic a credit to the school :: :: :: 26

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THE stoneham: high school authentic COMPLIMENTS OF Reynolds the Plumber 445 Main Street Stoneham G. MILANO, THE SHOE REBUILDER Rebuilds old shoes, Makes them like new. Guarantees his work. We carry a full line of Sneakers for Baseball and Tennis, black, brown and white soles. Prices Very Low 395 Main Street Tel. Stoneham 212-R The Middlesex Drug Co. Where Friends Meet Friends Mrs. E. R. Boyd, Reg. Phar. Central Square Geo. W. Reynolds’ Son Tel. Con. Corner Main and Winter Streets COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend COMPLEMENTS OF Stoneham Furniture Co. The Corset Shop Mrs. H. M. Chamberlain College Girl Corsets 364 Main Street Stoneham School Pins $1.1 5, $1.75, $2.25 School Rings $6.25, $7.50 Bellows the Jeweler Theatre Building Stoneham COMPLIMENTS OF Bell Hardware Company COMPLIMENTS OF Porter Company B. E. Perry Groceries and Provisions 466 Main Street, Stoneham W. W. Chapman “Old Kibby” Ginger Ale Tel. Con. 86 Spring Street COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend First Class Drug Store Merchandise Emerson the Druggist 4 1 5 Main Street Local Agents Kents, Page Shaw, Foss, H. N. Fish and Samoset CHOCOLATES Whitney’s Pharmacy COMPLIMENTS OF H. P. Howe Baker 28