Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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V Insight — an intimate and unposed look at ourselves. Within these pages, we will see ourselves at work and play, not as individuals but as an integral port of on un- forgettable group, the Class of Fifty-two. If this book has succeeded in capturing moods and atmospheres, it will, in years to come, evoke a certain nostalgia that will make us proud that we belong to the class, and the purpose of the book will hove been fulfilled. STAFF Paul Berry, Dorothy Jar- dine, Carolyn Zaltman, Paul Rouillard, Alice Walsh, William Cronin, Gail Anderson, Judy Bry- ant, Roy Stevens, Don- ald Shaw, Robert Dirk- man, John Welsh, Pat- ricia Landry, Philip Sawin, Lucy O ' Doherty, Marjorie Gallagher

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Vita sine litteris mors est ... Caesar . . . Cicero . . . Virgil . . . tempus fugit. Chacun a son gout . . . Hugo . . . Dumas . . . Maupassant . . . C ' est la vie! To be or not to be . . . Shakespeare . . . Dickens . . . Em- erson . . . Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new. Through the study of Latin, French, and English, we have acquired a sense of values, developed in critical thinking, learned to express our thoughts sensitively and logically, quickened our perceptions, and dis- covered our cultural heritage.