Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 25 RIDING CLUB First Row: S. Buckler, V. Barnes, M. Flukes, P. Ireland, G. Thomas, D. Jelley, S. Baxter. Second Row: A. Smith, R. Lawson, P. Jefferson, R. Kidder, B. Rogers, N. Downs, J. Bridgman. Third Row: Miss Dunning, L. Cameron, B. Leighton, M. Lister, J. McHale, E. Kirkpatrick. FOOTBALL Coaching a new team, green in experience and ability, was what “Doc” Gordon had to put up against in moulding a football team last fall, for the previous year’s team had been made up almost entirely of seniors. The team didn’t really start to click until they met their arch enemy and Turkey Day rivals, Reading. Then one ought to have heard the fans make up for lost time in the cheering section. Of course the score wasn’t very big, 2-0, but the game was much more one-sided than the score indicates. Seniors who are singing their swan song as far as school football is concerned are Captain Jimmie Huff, Bill Truesdale, Ray Johnson, Henry Ward, Joe Tole, Ed Bruce, Sam Vacca and Brad Leach. The season’s summary: Milton 13- Stcneham 0 Woburn 18 — Stoneham 0 Winchester 25 — Stoneham G Concord 33 — Stoneham 0 Lexington 19 — Stoneham 6 Punchard 54 — Stoneham 0 Maynard 13 — Stoneham 0 Stcneham 2 — Reading 0

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24 STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK We wish to thank the following contributors who made this page possible : Earle Adams Paul Doorly Queenny Janigan William Nadeau Dorothy Alger Norma Downs Patricia Jefferson Robert Nay Elizabeth Alley Marjorie Duff Gertrude Johnson Florence Pearl Amelio Asci John Duff Ray Johnson Robert Perry Samuel Avellino Luella Dunning Marcia Kelman Fred Pinciaro Lydia Bagdikian Charles Dyson Ruth Kidder Elizabeth Piper Norma Barnes Fannie Eastman Alice King Robert Potter Agustus Barwood Maurice Fama Dorothy Kinsley Lois Prescott Harry Batchelder James Ferry Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Astor Preus Ruth Benson Ruth Finn Roger Lamson Arthur Pulos Freda Blaisdell Barbara Fisher Dorothy Landers Anna Regish Betty Blinn Harriet Fitzgerald James Landers Ella Reid George Bower Stanley Flannigan Bradford Leach Ardis Robinson Ruth Bowser Marjorie Flukes Jeanne Le Brun Beverly Rogers Jane Bridgeman Thomas Flynn Mildred Leavitt Esther Rubin Lilia Brown Doris French Barbara Leighton Richard Rush Edward Bruce Elison Fulford Robert Lewis Mary Sampson Ralph Bruce Florence Gardner Marion Lister Emily Simono Carmen Buono Eva M. Garland Dorothea MacKenzie George Smith Edward Burns Howard Gile William Maguire Lloyd Spear John Callahan Leonard Gerard Miriam Marsh Fannie Spinney David Callahan Doc Gordon Robert McCall Ralph Stetson Solon Candage Robert Gray Richard McEttrick Evelyn Stinson Russell Carleton Betty Green Janet McHale Pauline Stone Anna Cassidy Alvera Haley Charles McIntyre Harvey Stone Kathryn Celin Clyde Hampton Margaret McLaughlin Joseph Sullivan Donald Chase Helene Hanson Winifred McMann Helen Syvertsen Muriel Chase George Holden Lawrence McMann Earle Thibodeau William Chisholm Jean Holden George McNaughton Eugene Thibodeau Marjorie Clausen Eileen Howard Alyce McMurray Joseph Tole Joseph Conley Edith Howard Barbara Meister Robert Trainor Gordon Converse Anna Howes Helen Miller William Truesdale George Coombs Everett Hoyt Shirley Miller Samuel Vacca Everett Corthell James Huff William G. Miller Charles Varney James Cullen Clinton Hunt Phyllis Montgomery Roy Vasey James Culleton Grace Hynes Charles Morrell Henry Ward Kenneth Davis Frank Isabelle Allan Morton Howard Watson John Dewhurst Priscilla Ireland Mary Mustone

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26 STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK CROSS COUNTRY First Row: A. Morton, G. Bower, C. Morrell, E. Farrell, G. Holden, R. Dodge. Second Row: Coach Davis, S. MacNeil, R. Stetson, H. Varney, S. Merrifleld, .1 Dewhurst. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Setting an example which the hockey team and the football squad were glad to follow, the Stoneham hill and dalers, refusing to go through their season with all defeats, took Reading High School, both here and there, within a week to 24-40, and 25-37. The other runs were not so good, however, although the home harriers came very close to winning when they raced Wakefield, losing just 25 to 30. In the Beverly six-team meet, Bower, Dew- hurst, Dodge and Merrifleld, placed 23, 29, 30, and 32, respectively, which was very good be- cause of the great number of boys running. In the other meets, Stoneham lost to Woburn 20-38, 19-40; to Beverly 17-46; to Winchester 15-51; at the hands of Melrose, she suffered her worst defeat, 15-75. Boys who have run for Stoneham are : Morton, Farrell, Holden, Schumann, Bower, Dodge, Dew- hurst, Watkins, Merrifleld, Gardner, McNeill, Davies, Hanson, Blanchard, Patterson, Stetson, and Varney.