Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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12 STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK GERTRUDE FORD Gertie is a lively member of J2-B2. She has helped willingly whenever asked. May you al- ways be as cooperative. ACTIX ' ITIKS: Kiel.! Hocki-y 2. H.tskethall 1. 2 . Dramiitic ( ' lult 1, ( Onimurc ' .al (’lub B. LEONARD GIRARD “Lenie” is very clever with the pen and some day we expect to see his name signed to a column of his owm. ACTIVITIKS: Basketball, Mana- ger, 3. A. A. Activities 2, 3. Authentic Staff 2, Year Book Staff 2. Gradua- tion Co ' mmittee 3, Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. Reporter of School News 1. 2, 3. MARGUERITE FRENCH The quiet attractiveness of IMarg- has won her many friends and will make future accom- plishments easy. Good luck to you, Marg ' . ACTIVITIKS:: Field Hockey 1, Basket lia 11. Authentic Staff 3. Year Bt ' ok Staff 3. Commercial Clul) 3. MANOOG GERAGOSIAN Here is the boy w ' ho has never missed a day of school. Hurri- canes and snowstorms never phase him. ACTIVITIKS: Soccer 1, S, Bas- ketball :i, Baseball 1, 2, HOWARD GILE Howie’s favorite pastime seems to be talking, but he al- ways has something cvorthwhile to say. His smile, always in evidence, probably accounts for his popularity. AITlVITtES: Football I. 2, 2, Baseball 1. A. A. Activit ' es 3, Au- thentic Staff 2, 3. Year Bonk Staff 2. 3. Honor Roll 2. Graduation Commit- tee 3. President of Dramatic Chib 3. MARGARET GIRARD Peggy’s refreshing personal- ity has helped her gain athletic and social prominence. Best of luck. Peg. ACTIVITIES: FieM Hockey 1. 2 3, A. A. Activities 2, 3. Class Officer, Vice Pres. 3, Authentic Staff 3. Year Book Staff 3. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, Dramatic CInb 2. 3, Glee Ohih 3, Commercial Club. Vice Pros. 3. ARLENE HARRIS Arelene’s smile is one of her chief attractions. Her usassum- ing manner and her ability to make and to keep friends have made us all like her. Our best wishes for speedy success. ACTTAHTIES: Autlipiitlc Staff 2, Year Book Stuff 3, Social and Dance Committees 1. 2. Chairman of Ring Committee 2. MARK HILL “Quiet people are apt to be deep thinkers” is the case with Mai’k. May success be yours. Mark.

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STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 11 ERNEST FARRELL Wes has been on the cross country team for three years and this year was made cap- tain. May he always keep the same sportmanship. ACTIVITIKS: Cross Country I, 2, 3, Dramatic Clul) 2. 3. HARRY FERRY Harry can crack jokes and take them. Throughout our school days he has proved a lot of fun and a “swell” scout. Best of luck, Harry. . CTIVIT1ES: Football 1, Has- kctball 2. 3, Hockey 1, A. Activi- ties 1. 2. Soc ' al or I ancc ( ' om- in it tee 1, 2, 3. LOUISE FITZGIBBONS Louise has a sympathetic, loyal, helpful nature. We know these e.xcellent qualities will carry her far a.s a nur e. ACTIVtTIKS: FirM llockev I. C. Basketball 1. RICHARD FITZGIBBONS Dick has left us at certain intervals, but those who know him haven’t forgotten hue. His good nature should help him in later years. ACTI ’ITIKS: Footlmll 2, Hoc- key 1. 2. WILLIAM FITZGERALD “.Mousie” is the kind ttf fellow we all like to have in our classes. He has certainly had a good time in the school. His wag- gishness has made more than one of us laugh. ACTIVITIES; Hockey 1. 2. S, PAULINE FINNEGAN Pauline is quiet in school al- though her friends tell us this is not true outside. We have always found her to be very ):lea.=ant and friendly. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, Haskel’ball 1, 2. A. A. Activities 2. ( ' omniorcial Cliil) 3. NORMAN FLANDERS Norman never tires of asking questions. He is of a jolly nature and takes situations in I ' .is stride. . ’ ' 1 ' i TTI I‘’S : Timiss Counlry I. 2. iiaskctball 2. A. Adivilics 2. ' ' I’raffV S ' nu.wi :i. Kiflc Team 2, 3. Drama lie riuli LOUISE FOISIE lleli ' ful, fr iendly, an-1 cheer- ful is Louise. Her sincere per- sontility is liked by all. CTI ' I ' l’l Its : Field Hockey 1, 2. F.a.-ketbiill 1. 2, .V A. Activities 2.

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STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 13 JEAN HOLDEN Jean is one of the sweetest girls in our class. Her neat ap- pearance and her sincerity will surely help her to reach her goal. .WTIVITIES: Fielfl Hockey 1, T, Bi skpthall 1, A. A. Activities 2. 3, Traffic Squad 2. 3, Cheer Leader 3. rias-s Secretary 1. 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. Graduation Committee 3. C’om- inercial Club 3, Marshal at Ciraduation o LAULINE HOUGHTON SmaT, dark and vivacious is rauline. Rest of luck, Pauline. ACl ' n’ITILS: Commercial Club ROGER HOLDEN Roger is an amiable chap who lets things come as they may. We are confident that he has the abil ' ty to get ahead. A ( ' T ' TTTKS : Cross Country 3. BARBARA HOWES Barb’s hobbies are photogra- phy and niano. Both have prov- en invaluable to 12B1. . rTIVITIES; Basketball 1, Com- mercial Club 3. ANNA HOWES Anna, although new to our cla. ' s, is well known. May you reach the top. . CTIVIT1ES: A. A. Activities 1, Dramatic Club 2. Crlee Club 3. PATRICIA HUMPHREY Patty is the “little girl” of 12C1. Her mannerisms and con- versation have given us many a smile. May you always remain as unsophisticated, Pat. VCTIVITIES; Fielil Hockey 1, O Basketball 1, 3, A. A. Activities 1, Honor Roll 1, 3, nramatic ( lub 1.’ 2, 3. RICHARD JOYCE Dick is a fine friend and an interesting companion. He did not achieve high honors but his cheerful influence can not be bettered in our ranks. Best of c ' -e’ ything, Dick. JOHN JUDGE Robbv is one ner.‘ on we shall rever forget. His takine ways made him very popular. Both m athletics and in tho classrooms be has sbnown exoneration and good sportsmansliin. His In ' o. of a c ' oad time has made many friends for him. AfTlVlTlES: Football 1, 2 3. Hockey 1. 2. 3. Baseball 1. I’sher 111 Crailuation 2.