Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC 17 ROBERT CASEY “Bob” is a congenial fellow who accepts all puns with the proper spirit. This is a quality that can be made into some- thing very desirable. Good luck in the future, “Bob”. HAROLD PICKENS “Pick” left us the last two months of school, but he will be back to graduate. We shall al- ways remember “Pick” for his active participation on the grid- iron. Farewell, “Pick”. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Circus 1 , 2 . JOSEPHINE SOUTHALL “Jo” never takes life or its problems too seriously. We hope that she will continue to see life through these rose col- ored glasses. Activities: Circus 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, Minstrel Show Activities 2, Officer of Commercial Club 3, Member of Com- mercial Club 3, Track Meets 1, 2. frrir® : ■%-R ®| in v tvy a If ! j f ' A | I v i j-fv - j l N r’ r r j r j Jv J -a ilFFTEm ‘ 1 J? HJ 5 AUTHENTIC YEAR BOOK STAFF Back Row (left to right) — John O’Neil, Robert Patten, Bryce Blanchard, Carl Tolman, Donald Lawson, Albert Pigon. Third Row Barbara Stanley, Harriett Russell, Marion Donaghey, Alfreda Davidson, Vera Leeman, Priscilla Booth, Anna Murray, Rita Doherty. Second Row — Dorothy Spear, Ethel Powers, Dorothy Starr, Margaret Emanuel, Marion Lister, Mary Keating, Eleanor Grundberg. Front Row — Clifton McCaleb, Natalie Patten, Gordon Lister, Harriett Tidd, John Janigian, Helen Sheridan, Russell Morrison.

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16 THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC HOWARD TRUESDALE “Howie” or “Tootie,” as you wish, is a credit to our class for his athletic talents gained him the star goalie position on the Greater Boston Interscholastic Ice Hockey Team. He has also captained our successful base- ball team this year. Here’s to you, “Howie”. Activities: Captain of Baseball 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Ice Hockey 2, 3, Soc- cer 3. VIRGINIA VACCA “Ginny” always keeps the 12B in suspense wondering just what she will do next. She has many friends in school. Best wishes for your success. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Circus 1, 2, Officer of Commercial Club 3, Member of tile Commercial Club 3, A. A. Show. ALEXANDER WALLACE “Alex” is a lover of animals. He possesses a fine sense of humor. Good luck, “Alex”. GEORGE WATKINS George, though quiet and un- assuming, can be depended up- on as a sincere classmate and friend. Activities: Baseball 2, Football 2. JOSEPH WAIN WRIGHT “Joe” is a jolly member of 12B. He is sure to be a success in whatever he undertakes. Activities: Football 1, 3, Athletic Nights 2, 3, Minstrel Show Activities 2. Activities: A. A. Activities 3. LLOYD WILSON Lloyd never wastes his time on useless things. When not studying, he is working. He will always be remembered for his bright nature. ROSE MADISON Although somewhat timid, Rose is invariably high in her studies. Underlying her de- mure manner is a delightful personality which we feel sure will win her happiness. Activities: Field Hockey 2, Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, Authentic Staff 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, King Committee 2, Circus 1, 2, A. A. Officer 3, Editor of Junior Roll Call 2, Officer of Commercial Club 3, Mem her of Commercial Club 3. MELVIN WYMAN “Mel’s” ambition lies in the aeronautical field. We wish him “high” success. Personally speaking, “Mel,” we think that one should talk with the throat and not the feet.

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THE STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTIC COMMERCIAL CLUB Back Row (left to right) - Lillian Flannigan, Josephine Southall, Catherine Doherty, Frances Larkin, Elizabeth Callahan. Middle Row — Alfreda Davidson, Ethel Powers, Louise McLaughlin, Virginia Vacca, Marion Lirakis, Florence Orsillo, Tena Fama. Front Row Miss Smith, Advisor; Harriett Russell, Linda DiCicco, Anna Murray, Barbara Stanley, Margaret Emanuel, Marion Donaghey. TRAFFIC SQUAD Back Row (left to right) — John O’Neil, Frank Isabelle, Paul Doorly, Americo Eramo, William Gile. Middle Row — Ben Hur Bagdikian, Eleanor McLaughlin, Marion Coles, Virginia Holden, Michael Gallella. Front Row - — Florence Monson, Marion Lister, Helen Scully, Mr. Thibodeau, Faculty Advisor; Anne Corcoran, Eleanor Grundberg, Dorothy May.