Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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OtaM, ifiaiiiUcA GIRL BOY Best Looking Norma Collier Donald Whiston Best Dressed Marjorie Coles Nathaniel Simkkis Best Dancer Joyce MacKaracher Richard Hayden Best All Around Jeanne Picot Neil Glynn Biggest Time Killer Mary Crowther Bay Clark Most Popular Marjorie Picot 1 )onald Whiston Most Likely to Succeed Madolin Daley Richard Hodgson Most Athletic Dorothy Bergfors Leslie Dill Most Personality Dorothy Bergfors Neil Glynn Most Studious Jean Doyle Richard Hodgson Most School Spirited Joan Wandless Arthur Donaghey Most Likable Betty Thompson Neil Glynn Most Independent Madolin Daley Richard Wright Most Bashful ' lva Langille Ralph Livingstone Most Talented Dorothy McDermott Robert Mac Lean Most Admirable Patricia Morrell Robert Murphy Most Businesslike Antoniette Picano Robert Dearth Most Original Jean Farr Allen Higgins Class Comedian Marjorie Court W alter Burns Class Sweetheart Betty Thompson Wesley Parsons Class Flirt Joan Wandless Fred Flynn Class Actor and Actress Virginia Barnett Richard Hayden Class Heartbreaker loan Wandless Donald Whiston Favorite Teacher Favorite Subject Favorite Singer Favorite Song Favorite Band Favorite Sandwich Favorite Radio Program Favorite Comic Strip Most Remembered Event Book of the Year Mr. Thibodeau Gym Bing Crosby “Candy” Tommy Dorsey Map’s Special (Hamburg) Bob Hope Li’l Abner Medford Hockey Game “A Tre e Grows in Brooklvn”

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. . . clinging’ to one vine in particular. Virginia Morin . . . draws more than knowledge in art room. Patty Morrell . . . the girl that trouble never troubles. Hunker Murphy . . . old blood and guts. Marjorie O’Brien . . . not hard to flush a blush. Wes Parsons . . . that easy smile will leave no doubt. Ralph Petto . . . the “Rock.” Barbara Phalon . . . grounded lightning. Antoinette Picano . . . Take a letter, Miss Picano. Marjorie Picot ... a queen in more ways than one Jean Picot . . . “A” sport. Rita Reed ... a shutter bug. John Rolli . . . the personality. Barbara Ruggtri . . . fiery red locks and bobby socks. Dick Seward . . . goes well with any Court. Eleanor Sheridan . . . sharpie in slacks. Nat Simkins . . . that Pepsodent kid. Merele Sprague . . . the poet. Bette Thomp- son . . . “still waters. Barbara Turner ... a glowing light. Joan Wand- less ... a finger in every pie. Don Whiston . . . smiles that blossom and bloom. Bill White ... a loyal C. G. rooter. Dot Whittemore . . . books for- evermore. Nancy V olley ... a little bit, but such a lot. Dick Wright . . . there goes “Swifty.” )7le.tno4ied When caps and gowns are laid aside, And you in mortgaged home reside. Let fading thoughts in your graying head Revive the days that seemed so dead. Let youthful spirits leap anew Like children’s feet in morning dew. Those joyous days when time was naught, And the prankster’s rule was “Don’t get caught!” How ever could your memory pass Those carefree days of rationed gas, When all a person had to eat Was salad cold and never meat. Your feet in leather sacks encased Because the coupon you did waste. When times are hard and spirits low, Let bygone memories rise and glow. N( )RMAN I lOUGHTON

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ULcto-ty. J.PiAaug.Pi UanaAl Macdonald medals For Scholarships, Character and Good Influence in the School Antoinette Picano Richard E. Hodgson Jean Doyle CLASS HISTORIAN Richard Seward GRADUATION ADDRESS Madolin Daley Preliminary Honor Group ( I! average or higher for four years) Madolin Daley Jean Doyle Richard Hodgson Marjorie O’Brien Donald W ' histon Richard Seward Richard D ' Entremont Ruth Hunter Antoinette Picano CLASS PROPHECY Virginia Barnett and Iva Langille CLASS W ' lLI Norman Houghton and Ruth Hanford ' Flic following awards and prizes will he announced at graduation exercises: History Medals Mathematics and Science Medal Grange Art Prize Grange Music Prize American Legion Medal Carrie S. Ireland Citizenship Award Parent-Teacher Scholarships Teachers’ Club Scholarships Blue and White Scholarship GRADUATION COM M ITTEE Madolin Daley Iva Langille Richard Hodgson Antoinette Picano Richard Seward Neil Glynn Patricia Morrell Dorothy Bergfors Jean Picot Leslie Dill Joseph Doherty