Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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Mr. Howard W. Watson, gentleman and educa- tor, the principal of Stoneham High School, stands in the minds of graduates as symbolic of their school. Friendly, courteous and soft-spoken, he truly re- flects our school ' s atmosphere. It ' s a small school — an informal school, a friendly school It has given us much more than we can ever return. In Stoneham High School, we have grown into young men and young ladies, we have spent the most formative years of our life here. Here we have formed lasting Ideals, attitudes and interests. Here we have built a foundation upon which our future and that of our country may well depend. What our generation accomplishes will be deter- mined by the education and inspiration given by principals and teachers like ours to the many clas- ses of 1942. They have done a fine job.

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Glass Officers President DOUGLAS SEYMOUR Vice-president JAMES SHUTTLEWORTH Secretary IRMA LANDERS Treasurer DONALD DILLON Chairman of the Social Committee ROBERT ENGLISH Editor-in-Chief DONALD TOWSE Business Manager Advertising Manager Publicity and Circulation Assistant Advertising Manager. Layout and Printing Literary Editor Feature Editors Art Editor Photo Editor GEORGE PARSONS IRWIN GARFINKLE ISABELLE JAQUES RICHARD FRENCH JOHN COWLES ALBERT SEWARD LOIS WATERHOUSE, MARJORIE SEVERANCE DANIEL TOWSE DONALD DILLION Sports ROBERT ENGLISH, MARJORIE SISSON Exchanges Personal Write-ups ROBERT MacDONALD EDNA SULLIVAN

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HELEN ADZIGI AN As Carnival Queen she ruled o ' er all. The things Helen did, we ' ll always recall. Her joyous smile, those dark, dark, eyes Will help her to the top to rise Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, field hockey, I, 2; A. A. Show, 1, 2, 3; Blue and White Club officer, z, 3; Dramatic club play, 3 Usher Carnival queen, 3; Traffic squad, 2. at graduation, 2; Cheer leader, 2, 3; Carnival queen, 3; I raffic squad, 2 . WILLIAM ALLIN Serious? No! Just the other way, Bill never had a serious day. He starred in sports and brought much fun, We ' ll never forget the things he ' s done. Activities: Football, 1, 3; Hock- ey, 2, 3; Blue and White club, 3; Usher at graduation, 2. ROBERT ALWARD His great ambition is now ful- filled; As an air corps cadet he will be skilled. Good luck, Bob, and happy landings too; Keep ' em flying, we ' ll be rooting for you. Activities: Football, 3; Hockey, 1, 2; Blue and White club, 2, 3; Dramatic club 1, 2, 3; Dramatic club play, 1; Prize Speaking Con- test, 1 . RUTH ASHBY Duffy has, we all agree, A wonderful personality. Her winning smile Her dimples deep. In our memories we ' ll always keep. Activities: Basketball, 1, 2; Field hockey, 1, 2; A. A. Show, 2, 3; Blue and White Club, 2, 3; Drama- tic club, 1, 2, 3; Usher at gradua- tion, 2; Glee club, 1, 2, 3; Class officers, 1, 2; Riding club, 1. AZERLEA ATHERTON Even though she ' s on the quiet side, We ' re sure to the very top she ' ll ride. For while in school she ' s done her part. To endear herself in every heart. Activities: Basketball, 1; Field hockey, 1; Blue and White c ub, 3. SPENCER BABSON So tall, so blond, however shy; We all know that he ' s a grand guy. His class mates, friends, and asso- ciates too, Will wish him luck and success anew. Activities: Basketball, 2; Blue and White club, 3; Usher at graduation, 2. WHITEY HENRY BATCHELDER He ' s a grand guy we all agree. The fellow we know as Whitey. May your life be rich and worth- while And may Dame Fortune upon you smile. Activities: Blue and White club, 3. FREDRICK BLAISDELL Determination has brought Fred far. And may no mishaps his future mar. His good aspects are more than one. We know his luck is yet to come. Activities: Hockey, I; Blue and White club, 2.