Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL President; John Burns Vice President: Richard Shurtleff Secretary; Joan Moore Treasurer: Janet Sprott Adviser: Mr. Wendell Horton STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized to develop student responsibility and initiative in the democratic prccess of school government. The president of each homeroom and all class officers in the high school comprise the present membership. These members represent the student body and act upon ideas suggested by pupils of the school. During the past three years, the Student Council has sponsored a program of town hall assemblies, both enjoyable and educational, for the junior and senior high school. The first program The General Motors ' Preview of Progress, dealing with the modern miracles of science and presented dynamically by two representatives from General Motors Corporation, held the audience spell- bound. On November 16, Hum and Strum, popular radio and television per- formers, presented a program of songs with refreshing versatility. On December 9, Russell Curry presented It ' s a Date , in which he dem- onstrated in a dramatic way, manners for moderns. Musical Portraits , a unique program of opera scenes, folic songs, and special arrangements given by a trio of talanted young artists later in the year delighted the audience.

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yearbook Staff YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Margaret lardine Literary Editors: Jacqueline Myles, Leona Zibell, Earle Pooler, Jack Winston, John Burns, Joan Christie, Nancy Barnstead. Art Editors: Glenna Lamb, Carolyn Gardner, Shirley Ewing Photography: Joan Howard, Barbara Sprott Advertising Managers: Charles Johnson, Charlotte Dike, Betty Landry Circulation Manager: Jane Hoyt Typing Staff: Sally Friery, Virginia Foote, Marilyn Gates, Glenna Lamb, Joyce MacMillan, Elizabeth Malonson. Advisers: Mrs. Eleanor Baker, Mrs. Margaret Garvin, Miss Ruth Finn

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GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Musical Motes The band, the orchestra, and the glee club have always been popular activities at Stoneham High School. Under the supervision ol Mrs. Gilda Wipperman, the combined musical organizations have presented extremely successlul programs throughout the year. Directed by Mrs. Wipperman and the newly appointed Mr. Calvin Schraga, the girls ' and boys ' glee club have done excellent work. Their performance at the Winter Carnival, the Spring Concert, Memorial Day exercises, and graduation was a credit to the direc- tors. The orchestra, conducted by talented Mr. Ronald Tapley, played at the Boston Spelling Bee and the Spring Concert. The school band, under the capable leadership of Mr. Chester Jordan, was in demand for such school ac- tivities as rallies, football games, and the Spring Concert. Altogether we have good reason for being proud of our musical clubs.