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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
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THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC try ’23, ’24; freshman football; regular football ’25; athletic editor of Authen- tic; treasurer of Class ' ' 21, 22, ’23; traf- fic squad; senior play; Assessor on boys’ day. To take up studies at Maine University. Our young hero who is al- ways dreaming dreams. Ethel Holtzberg — Entered our class in the senior year from the junior class. Champion swimmer of S. H. S. She makes us boy swimmers look like a flock of rocks. Annie Arrand — Class Historian ; Vice President ’24. A young lady who is very popular in S. H. S. Earl Robertson — Robby: Freshman football; regular football ’24, ’25; can- tain hockey ’24, ’25; baseball ’24, ’25; Vice President A. A.; traffic squad. Tax Collector on boy ’ day. Hi.s best frien l “Henry Ford.” Earl Finnegan — Baseball manager ’25; Selectman on boys’ day; Motto Com- mittee. To take up studies at Colby Academy. Our rising young politician. Doris Brackley — Dot: Social Commit- tee ’24, ’25 ; traffic squad ; senior play committee. The girl with the smile that always strikes the right note. Bernice Park — Senior Play Commit tee ; Picture Committee ; Social Com- mittee ’21, ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Constitution Committee ; traffic squad ; Senior Play. Essayist at graduation. To take up studies at Wellesley College. A per- sistent believer in all new fads. Edwin Frazier — Ted: Freshman foot- ball; hockey ’24, captain ’25; baseball ’25 ; chairman Senior Play Committte ; member of the S. F. D. on boys’ day. To enter Wentworth Institute. What will the S. H. S. hockey team do without Ted in the net? Homer Fuller — Johnny: Chief of 3. P. D. on boys’ day; member of the traf- fic squad. To take up studies at Syra- cuse University. A snail saw Johnny once and died of jealousy. Mary Hylan — Valedictorian; exchange editor of Authentic; Motto Committee; secretary of S. H. S. A. A.; Senior Play; field hockey 24, ’25. To take up studies at Radcliffe College. Wisdom is more to be envied than great riches. Mary Van Buren — Motto Committee. Essayist at graduation. To take up studies at B. U. Smiling and cheerful through all her school career. Evelyn Bellows — To take up studies at “Catherine Gibbs Secretarial School. ’ Very interested in the S. H. S. baseball catcher. W T inthrop McCarthy — Windy: Editor in Chief of the Authentic; cross coun- try manager ’21, ’22, ’23; treasurer of S. H. S. A. A. ’24, 25 ; Social Committee ’25; traffic squad; Constitution Com- mittee ; class prophet. To take up studies at B. U. We understand that Windy is building a new house after being Town Treasurer for a day. Evangeline Lister — Tinker : Secre- tary ‘21, ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Constitution Committee; Asst. Business Manager of the Authentic. To take up studies at Colby Academy. She likes to quarrel with herself. Richard McIntosh — Dick: He has a wee bit of Scotch in him. Dorothea Young — Dot: Entered from the little red schoolhouse, Temple, N. II., in the freshman year. So wise and yet so young. Fred Wingate — Freddy: One of Bell Hardware’s products. Barbara Babin — Barb: She will make a fine secretary to some nervous busi- ness man. Stanley Buck — Stan: Give him a book and watch him crawl; in other words, quite a bookworm. Josephine Crosby — A future expert In stenography. Gertrude Dillon — Sweet and unassum- ing especially during slumbers. Alma Frost — No relation to Jack Frost. Marion Graustein — This young lady is so bright that the rest of us will have to carry sunshades for fear her ray3 will pierce. Hazel Harris — No member of the class was a better patronizer of mirrors. Annetta Johnston — Now, boys, don’t all jump at once; here’s a remarkable girl; she loves to sew, cook and wash dishes. 13
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