Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC ior class; member of the Senior Play cast. Is a renowned sheik and great algebra bug. Hazel Blanchard — Second Honor pu- pil. Literary editor of the Authentic. Field hockey manager of ’24. To take up studies at Bates College. The most talkative person in Room 13. Mabel Thorburn — Entered from Malden High in the junior year. To take up studies at the Boston Normal Art School. Even a mouse wouldn’t trouble her. Bernard Ilalpin — Barney: (Called Barney because he hang around the stable.) Chairman of the Biographi- cal Committee ; member of the Stone- ham Fire Dept, on boys’ day. To take up training at “The Mass. Radio and Telegraph School. ' Fred Nickerson — Nick: To attend Bryant and Stratton School after grad- uation from S. H. S. Member of the Senior Play cast ; class statistics. Al- ways up to some mischief. Arthur Blockel — Archie: Joined our class in the junior year from the High School of Commerce in Boston. Foot- ball team in ’25. One of our clever patrolmen on boys’ day; member of the traffic squad. What makes Archie so bold? That’s from shovelling All Rail Coal. William Callahan — Bill: Member of the Overseers of the Poor on boys’ day; on Biographical Committee. He never puts anything off until tomorrow. Al- ways the day after tomorrow. Charles Rotundi — Officer Charles George Albert Jerry Rotundi: Baseball ’24; football ’25. Patrolman on boys’ day. To take up studies at Dummer Academy. Charles’ ambition is to cross cement with cinders and get cement blocks. George C. Campbell — Entered our ranks in the senior year from the junior class. To take up studies at Northeastern University. William Crosby — Huckle: Played hockey ' 25. To take up training on the Mass. Nautical Training Sjliip “Nan- tucket.” He can write shorthand and perhaps read it. Helen Canning — Entered from St. 12 Patrick High School in sophomore year. A member of the senior play committee and traffic squad. In busi- ness three things are necessary, knowl- edge, temper and time. That is why Helen took the business course. Freda Young — Joined our ranks in the sophomore year from Woburn High. We were glad to have her join with us. Nelson Prescott — Nelly: Member of the Overseers of Poor on boys’ day. Look for a crowd of girls, there you will find the sheik. Janice Petterson — To take up studies at Normal Art School. No noise ever came her direction. Fred Brock — Brocky: Played baseball ’24, ’25. Assessor on boys’ day. To take up studies at Tufts College. Fresh- man football. Nobody will kick on Fred’s hat bill. Marie Hovey — Rie: Social Committee 21 ; Senior Play. Essayist at gradua- tion. A charming young lady embodied with a natural gift of humor. Everett Hale — Evey: Football ’23, ’24, manager ’25; Senior Play Committee; prophet of prophets at graduation; member of the traffic squad; our blush- ing town clerk on boys’ day. Red is love’s color, said the wooer to his foxy charmer. Franklin Bennett — Frank: Supt. of Schools on boys’ day. To take up his studies at Norwich University. A fast runner when chasing girls. Russell Hume — Rus: Hockey manager ’24, football ’25; traffic squad. Mr. Pike 1 s right hand man for looking up delinquent physical training students. Russell Chase — Cross country ’22, 23, captain ’24, and ’25. Social Committee ’24; treasurer ’25; member of the traf- fic squad; on the Board of Health boys day. An athlete of no mean ability. Arthur V. Pettengill — Pat: Advertis- ing manager of Authentic; hockey ’25; football ’24, v 25 ; Social Committee ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25 ; Motto Committee : traffic squad; Supt. of Public Works on boys’ day; freshman football. To take up studies at Colby Academy. His teachers just love him he is so clever in his re- marks. George Newhall — Newby: Cross coun-

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LLOYD C. KINSLEY Five years President of your class, a three letter man, captain of Stone- ham’s greatest football team and as clean a player and as loyal a friend as we have known, we wish you luck, “Jigger, in the big game to come