Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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Senior girls con type with speed and accuracy. Grace Harrison, Joan Gilmortin, Carol Connearny, Norma Richardson and Mary Raf- ferty prove this as Mr. Clark Rich- ardson times their speed. Modern equipment, an able teacher in Mr. Walter Herrick, and three such interested students as George Shultz, Bette Mitchell and Richard Wile provide the makings of a progressive mechanical drawing class. There ' s no denying that our senior shorthand students are up to par. Ruth Stone tests the ability of George Hoye and Judith Corbett as she dictates a shorthand lesson. Physics may be a mystery to most of us, but to Wayne Maglione, Ronald Berry, David Stinson and Robert Kenson it ' s merely an- other phase of their scientific studies. Under the careful eye of Mr. Roger Lamson, David Nevins, Denise Donovan, Constance Kustra, David Lamprey, Jon La Salle and Margaret Meenan learn safety on the high- way. 19

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Who says that ' Christian Dior Look ' can ' t be equal- led? say Judy Barnstead and Ann Hart as they ad- mire Carol Riberdy ' s new outfit. Today ' s doodlers; tomorrow ' s Rembrandts. Diane Leith, Judy D ' Avolio, David Roberts and Barbara Landry display their talents. The skeleton, o new addition to our biology equipment, is studied by Cynthia Adorns, Jerry Zoltmon and Ann Landry. Allan Brown, Diane McCullough and David Lamprey discover a new Bookkeeping is so easy — after Mrs. world, that of microscopic life. Gorvin explains it. Gene Cataldo, Suzanne Steele and Dan Bova all find humor even in a geometric figure. 18

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Panel discussions with an odded touch of humor ore but o port of the excellent Eng- lish program offered to us. Borboro Conroy, Michael Basile, Fanchita Gonzoles-Bottle and Patricia Coughlin enjoy o profitable discussion. One! Two! Three! Four! The boys do their setting up exercises under the watfhful eyes of Mr. Elerin. 20