Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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,G O O ? Q 6 BUSINESS Under the imtruetion of Miss Anna Mary Reg- ish, Mr. Clark Riehardson, and Mrs. Margaret Garvin, head of the department, Stoneham High graduates many fine secretaries annually. 4? 'lf - ff X9 te SCIENCE The faseinating world of science is revealed to students under the direction of Mr. William Miller and Mr. Robert Millett. VG V ' ne I- Y'l Z3' 5-Q - ' QQ. MATHEMATICS No one 1-an hay that our math Courses are all work and no play. Mr. Chester Jordan and Mr. Elba Carrier combine humor with all their eourses. In addition to teaching, Mr. Jordan aasists the hockey eoaeh, and Mr. Carrier writes ftories and advi:-es the Future Teachers of America Cluli.

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Q, 1' Y ,-.1-Qusiri uw Mala' LANGUAGES Through the patient instruction of Miss Lydia Risi and Mrs. Gertrude Cariello, we have learned French and Latin. Miss Risi, having studied alrroad for a year, is alrle to tell us ahout lfrance and other foreign countries. Ver- satile Mrs. tiariello is also the senior high guidance director and history teacher. hr XYYQ ENGLISH The study of one of the subjects closest to us, our own language, is directed by Miss Ruth Finn, head of thu department and classbook adviser: Mrs. Sadie Marshall, sophomore ad- viser: Mrs. Wm-ra Lurlvy, our talented senior play directorg and Mr. Timothy lliggins, faculty manager of utlilt-ties. -ani 11- SOCIAL STUDIES Preparing us to he good American citizens by teaching us about the history and government of the United States and other countries are the members of the Social Studies Department. Working with Mr. Earle Thibodeau, who is head of the department, are Mr. Roger Lamson, Driver Training instructorg Mr. Anthony De- Teso, Mr. Frank Driscoll, and Mr. John Fawcett, football coaches.

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2 ,ff Q 4. SHOP .lust because the girls have home management, don't think that the boys are neglected! Boys have shop under the guidance of Mr. Walter Herrick, who also teaches mechanical drawing. Q' . nk p 5 . al 'S 9 ,rf 'I x ff. if F . 5 C ex euence HOME ECONOMICS In the newly decorated economics suite, the girls study cooking, sewing, and home manage- ment. Our young, able instructors are Misses Ellen McLaughlin and Gracey Magrath. ...d f J WX' PHYSICAL EDUCATION When the bell rings to tell us it is time for gym, everyone rushes! These popular classes are under the direction of Mrs. Vera Lawson and Miss Madeleine Topham, who coach field hockey and basketballg and Mr. Karl Elerin, who coaches boys' baslfctbal'