Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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The Man Who Came to Dinner Challenges Strange? She ' s right out of ' The Hound of the Boskervilles. ' Saturday, November 21, 1959. The cur- tain is about to go up on the third public performance of The Man Who Came to Dinner. Mr. Richard W. Stott, our very competent director, is hustling backstage to see that all is in readiness. Curtain! The rollicking story of a portly radio personal- ity ' s stay at the home of a small town Ohio family begins. The actors and actresses not on stage and the committee members have smiles of satisfaction as the audience breaks into riotous laughter and loud ap- plause. The play is soon over. Sincere con- gratulations and hearty thanks are aptly expressed for a job well done by all. Mr. Stott transforms Hal Robinson into Mr. Sheridan Whiteside. Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley CAST Judith Rudman Miss Preen Cathy Phelan Richard Stanley Carl Guastaferro J une Stanley Susan Herron John Daniel Cleveland Sarah Cathy Bamberg Mrs. Dexter Ann Jean Dykstra Mrs. McCutcheon Patricia Dole Mr. Stanley Paul Merrithew Maggie Cutler Joan Rollins Dr. Bradley Dexter Holt Sheridan Whiteside Hal Robinson Harriet Stanley Sally Neiss Bert Jefferson Richard French Professor Metz Richard Farrell The Luncheon Guests William Fields Mr. Baker . . . Stratis Stoumbelis Robert Skjold John Fionda Expressmen . . , . 1 rvin Jones Lorraine Sheldon Robert Murrin Rita Rielly Sandy Robert Simmons Beverly Carlton James Tasker Westcott Robert Rossell Radio Technicions William Fields Choir John Zannidachis Barbara Babine Banjo Arlene Gianferri Rita Harrington Mortha MacDonald Sarah Summons Marjorie Sweetser Robert Meehan Two Deputies John Fionda Plainclothes Man Stratis Stoumbelis John Jones - I 28 Gentlemen, I envy you your great adventure.

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First row, left to right: J. Connolly, R. McBoy, B. Cargill, R. Murphy, R. Anderson, L. O ' Neill, R. Coutu. Second row: P. Donovan, S. Shone, C. Hoyt, Cooch Kiomie, Captoin R. O ' Connor, N. Morquis, G. Hurley, T. Donovon. Golfers Improve Record. Coptoin R. O ' Connor ond Coach Kiamie were optimistic about the team ' s prospects. After last season ' s fine showing Coach Kiamie hoped for even better things with his veteran club. The team did not disappoint him. Led by Captain Robert O ' Connor, Tom- my Donovan, Bruce Cargill, and Robert Mur- phy, Stoneham had one of its finest golf seasons. Harriers Lacked Depth First row, left to right: W. Flohive, P. Merrithew, N. Marquis, W. Macintash. Second row: R. Skjold, R. Thamm, J. Toce, R. Greer. Lack of depth contin- ued to be a problem for the cross - country team this year. However, there were some fine individual performances. Top point man was William Flahive who was consistently up with the leaders in all our meets.