Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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A typical study class makes good use of the time to finish assigned work. On the verge of a great discovery are John Nelson, Arthur Smith, Angelo Fionda, and Kevin Donovan. Checking a date in U. S. History are four of Mr. DeTeso’s protege’s, Barbara Roberts, Thomas Treacy, Mike Hurley and Bob Johnson. Their speed is unbelievable; their accuracy unequaled! Displaying this claim are Maureen Vallely and Marie Fionda. We learn Tomorrow’s homemakers are to- day’s school girls. Preparing for their important future position are Roberta Macintire and Pat Skjold. 20

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i ! Tlie hoys coml)iiK‘ liealtliful exercise witli fim as they go through their paces during a gym period. Mrs. Vera Curley adds a dramatic flourish to her English classes. the door has been opened ; :| r Our very patient driver training instructors, Mr. Roger Lamson and Mr. Clark Richardson, emphasize caution and safety on the highway as well as driving skill. Mr. Roland Tapley gives instruction on the iolin to Bernadine Bacon while David Callan and David Brule listen intently. 19

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“Professor” Thomas Treaty explains a difficult math problem to his eager “students,” Peg Nicholson, Elaine Talmanson, and Maureen Kelly. by doing Exhibiting their skill with office machines are Charlie Sullivan, Alice Gannon and Vivian Spaulding. Future biologists? Jack Fitzgerald and Phil Davis hunt through the sand looking for a specimen lost during a dissection period. 21