Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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Phyllis Tesler and Joy Chapman sew on accessories for their home management projects. Chorles Moore and William Fields demonstrate their skills at woodworking. Biology students Warren Fink, David Surette, Ruth Hier, and Carol Wood- ward are studying the grasshopper. these future secretaries Mr. Richardson helps feet their typing skill. per George Benedetto and his classmates seem to be enjoying the reading assignment in English. the knowledge needed They eagerly seek Edith Kirmes, John Torrey, Robert Skjold, and Linda O ' Loughlin perform an experiment in the laboratory.

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The artistic talents of Marjorie Sweetser and Sarah Summons win the approval of William Fields. Helen Longo, Katherine Sinclair, and Nancy Cole practice business techniques. Williom Carr ond Herbert Jackson assist Richord Morengi on the gym apparatus. We are justifiably proud of the achieve- ments of the seniors in the classroom. On these pages you have an opportunity to observe some of our classmates as they go through an average day at Stoneham High School. seniors engaged in scholastic endeavors

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for future success. Future homemakers Anne Spero, Ann Roach, and Louise Huntoon learn how to cook. Shim, the pet of the biology class, is examined by Irvin Jones, Mortha MacDonald, and Harold Robinson. Robert Meehan explains a sci entific principle. Thomas Hall runs off programis on the print ing press. Bruce Cargill, Ju dith Clark, and Janet Betts solve a difficult problem in algebra. Karen Kelly watches as Paul Lazzaro and Betsy Jackson examine and record a specimen. Checking the card catalog for new books ore Judith Finnegon and Lindo Burnett. Sally Lord, Albert Puglia, Thomas Donovan, and Robert Simmons study the principles of physics.