Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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A Message from ADMINISTRATION To every member of the Class of 1962 go our sincere wishes for success as you embark on new careers and confront new challenges. It can truly be said that opportunity without equal awaits you, even in our present troubled world; but with opportunity goes responsi- bility. Only as you continue to demonstrate the qualities of industry, determination, and character can you realize your full potential. We are confident you will give Stoneham High School every reason to be proud. Dr. Michael Scarpitto, superintendent of schools, and Mr. Wendell Horton, principal.

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Reading, Writing, Speaking Thinking ENGLISH Both in extracurricular activities and in class, the English teachers have influenced our lives. For helping us acquire a sense of values, develop clear thinking and perception, and express ourselves logically and sensi- tively, our thanks go to Mrs. Sadie Marshall, Mr. William Hoyt, Mr. Bernard Smith, Mr. Robert Silverman, Mrs. Jessica Malheiros, and Mrs. Margaret Bonney. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated, left to right: Mrs. Margaret Bonney, Mrs. Sadie Marsh- all, head of the department, Mrs. Jessica Malheiros. Standing: Mr. William Hoyt, Mr. Robert Silverman, Mr. Bernard Smith. 10 Mr. Hoyt checks Frank Bi rd ' s English notebook. Examining Robert Frost ' s The Road Not Tak- en is Timothy Harrington. Wayne Pangburn, Scott Cheyne, and Leena Palosuo are assigned composition topics by Mrs. Marshall.