Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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GRADUATION NUMBER Widellj V., Song of the Failure Vilson, V.j I’ve Left this World Behind Whitcher, M., Tho You Threw Me Down Wood, W., Having My Ups and Downs Walker, E., Three O’Clock in the Morn- ing Class Banquet, Among My Souvenirs Last 3 Years, Just a Memory June 15, When You Come to the End of the Trail S. H. S. ’28, A Memory That Time Can- not Erase Favorite Sayings French — Bon jour, mes amis Mathematics — Now this boy History — So much for that Occupation — Well! Er! Science — Sit down English — No more communications All Classes — A word to the wise is suf- ficient Study Period — What have you brought to study 1931 The Ancient History Classes debated the question “Resolved that ancient men showed more ingenuity than modern man.” The debate was won by the Ancient History class of the Practical Arts Department. The two teams were coached by Miss Davis and Mr. Nadeau and the debate was judged by Miss Smith and Miss Peyton. It was held June 0 in Miss Davis’s room. Mr. Nadeau’s Ancient History class is planning on producing a play which has been written by one of the pupils. Each home room of the Class of ’31 has orgaiiized a baseball team and there have been several games among these teams. 1932 The Class of ’32 wishes to take this chance to thank the Class of ’31 for the chance to attend its fine socials. The pupils of 8-1 enjoyed a trip to Boston on which the Custom House, Old State House, Ginn Publishing Co., and Arnold Arlmretum were visited. We extend our best wishes for all suc- cess to the graduating class. We will regret the loss of some of our members, but we hope their places will be filled with newcomers. Tlie pupils of 8-2 enjoyed a trip to th e Navy Yard and Airport a short time ago. The class extends its thanks and best wishes to its home room teachers. Miss Hunnewell, Room 33; Miss Devlin, Room 32; and Mr. Whittemore, Room 25, and also to all others who made this past year a success. We hope our last year in Junior High will be the best. We wish the best of luck to the Class of ’31 on its journey through S. H. S. The class wishes to thank Miss Smith who has chaperoned the many trips we have taken. We Wonder Why Alma Patch is so interested in Bug(s) and Bee(s). If Bob Kelly is a woman-hater. If a certain member of the class was ever seen twice w ' ith the same girl. Who Miss ’32 is. Who “Jim” refers to as the two “Helen’s.” Why a number of boys are always late from gym. Why certain girls don’t let their hair grow. (Because they like “Bobs.”) K. H. (speaking on conservation of forests) : “If we used our heads more we would not waste so much wood.” 1933 On June 4 the pupils of Room 28 put on a negro program which was very suc- cessful. The performers, needless to say, were dressed as negroes. They sang songs, played the uke, and had a humorous “Ghost Play” which was very good. Division I is making up a scrapbook of original poems, stories, jokes and cartoons. The name of the scrapbook is “The Spirit of 7-1.” In the study of occupations 7-1 went to the East Boston Airport and Navy Yard three weeks ago; 7-II went last week and 7-III is soon to go. He : “Why do you keep powdering your nose?” She: “Just force of dabit, I suppose.” “Does your typist use the touch sys- tem?” “Well, she certainly didn’t buy the fur coat out of her wages.” A wall flower is a girl who belongs to the army of the unenjoyed. Success Expert : “What’s your name ?” Greek: “Gus Poppapopupopulos.” [ 27 ]

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THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC CLASS NOTES 1928 The Senior class held its banquet on the evening of May 4 at the Hotel Ken- more. Nearly all the class was present and the affair was a great success. Dan Griffin, the toastmaster, kept the even- ing from getting dull at any time, w’hile the faculty’s speeches w ere enjoyed by all present. The student speakers were Kuth Gerrish and Doc Sands. Mr. Thibodeau : What did the Austri- ans do after the Crown Prince was as- sasinated? Walker: They buried him. The class editor hears: That a certain girl of the Senior class loses things in public places. That Dan Griffin is very fond of prunes. That the Senior biology class have been bug (Hunt)ing. That a certain crowd of boys had trouble in getting gas after the banquet, banquet. Mr. Eaton : Name some cereal foods | Marr ? Marr: Wheat, barley, oats and alfal- fa. Mr. Thibodeau : What are some ways of punishing criminals? Miss Brown: Hanging, electrocution and drowning. iVIr. Alden : Who was Herve Eielf Gray: He was a sailor in the French army. Class Songs Anderson, W., That Certain Party of Mine Baert, K., Ain’t She Sweet? Barnstead, R., I Can’t Do Without You Blackburn, R., It’s a Long, Long Trail Blanchard, Y., Brown Eyes Berry, L., Give Me time Breagy, W., Doin’ the Best I Can Brock, H., A Good Man Is Hard To Find Brown, L., The Man I Love Carll, G., Melancholy Baby Cheslc3’, C., I’m Drifting Back To Dreamland Clarke, F., Who Colwell, G., I Ain’t Got Nobody Crandall, G., Here Comes the Bride Cutter, Nora, Somewhere a Voice Is Calling deGruchy, Marian, Kiss and Make Up Desmond, M., Sunshine Drew, R., My Dreams are Dreams of You Driscoll, C., I Can’t Seem to Hold Him Driscoll, G., Sing Me a Baby Song Eramo, Y., I Have a Sweetie of My Own Fanjoj ' , G., You Can’t Blame Me For That Fletcher, C., Speedy Boj’- Finnegan, J., Humoresque Fulton, E., The Volga Boatman Gilman, D., Mighty Lak’a Rose Gerrish, R., Four Walls Griffin, D., She’s a Great Great Girl Gra3% Harold, My ' Sweetie Turned Me Down Hamlin, R., Too Many Parties and Too Many Pals Hathorne, V., The Song Is Ended Hodgeman, M., I’m Away from the World Hunt, L., What a Wonderful Wedding That Will Be Kendall, M., I’m Making Believe I Don’t Care Kell,y, J., When Robert E. Lee Comes to Town Lawson, G., My Boj ’s Voice Linscott, B, Where is My Mama? Learned, W., Will We Ever Meet Again? MacKaj% T., Naughty But Nice Marr, C., Nine O’Clock Boy McDonough, F., If You Can’t Control Your Man Muiin, B., There Must Be Somebody Else Miller, L., Another Good Man Gone Wrong Murph3% E., That Red Head Gal iMurphy, F., Why Blame It All On Me? ] Iontague, L., Is She My Girl Friend? Olson, I., I’m Falling In Love Olson, C., The Girl I Left Behind Orsillo, L., Jazz Baby Packard, H., Coquette Pardue, T., Changes Peterson, R., She’s A Great Great Girl Potter, C., The Old “Gray” Mare Raft ' ert3% J., The Big Tin Pan Parade Richardson, H., Henr3 ' ’s Made a Lady Out of Lizzie Richardson, R., The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Roberts, E., She Don’t Like It -- Not Much Ross, P., I Can’t Do Without You Ryder, F., Me and M3 Shadow Sands, S., The Little Brown Jug Scanlon, H., Remember Me to Mary Schurman, O., After M3’’ Laughter Came Tears Spangler, G., I’m Ahead of the World Sweet, D., Was It a Dream? Smart, M. , I Know There is Somebody Waiting [ 26 ]

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THE STOXEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC Prompt and Efficient Service W. H. Booth Corner of 3Iain and Summer Streets Socony Gasoline ACCESSORIES AGENT FOR PAIGE MOTOR CAR Compliments of StoneKam Bakery Compliments of Quality Lunch C. F. Dolan, Prop. Main Street Stoneham B. E. Perry Groceries and Provisions 466 Main Street Stoneham One : “Some people who raise mus- j taches should call them Oshkosh.” Two: “Why?” One: “Because the mustache and Osh- kosh are both just a dot on the map.” “Don’t worry, mama, Willy just swal- lowed a bug and I’m having him gargle with Flit.” Short Stories A Tale of Two Cities: New York Chicago “Pop!” “Bang!” “So he got off with a suspended sen- tence?” “Yeah, they hanged him.” Off: “How much is 2x2?” On: “Four.” Off: “Four what?” On: “Four score and seven years ago.” Off: “What did you bring up four?” On : “Four effect.” phone call.” Compliments of George W. Adams Jeweler and Optician 3 Franklin Street Stoneham J. A. McDonough Groceries and Provisions Central Square Compliments of Dr. M. D. Sheehan Compliments of J. J. Grover’s Sons Company [ 28 ]