Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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Ancient and Modern Meet in Language Classes LANGUAGE Through the efforts of Mrs. Cariello, Mrs. O ' Brien, and Miss Risi, the stu- dents are given a solid foundation in the study of French and Latin, languages from which pleasure and profit may be derived, now and in the years to come. Esther Hayward adds a picture of the Arc de Tri- omphe to the bulletin board in room 202. Joan Sortevik seems interested in a trip to France. Left to right: Mrs. Gertrude Cariello, Miss Lydia Risi, Mrs. Arlene O ' Brien. DISCOVIR FRANCE BY TRAIN Miss Risi ' s class is working hard on the mid-year exam. THE R

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Vocal and Instrumental Talents Developed The All-State musical group includes Kenneth Patton, Malcolm Brannen, and James Hureau. MUSIC Many of the students at Stoneham High School are musically inclined. They are given an ample opportunity to develop their musical talent with the assistance of our competent music faculty, Mrs. Wipperman, Mr. Todaro, and Mr. Tapley. Students and townspeople are given a musical treat whenever the dance band, marching band, orchestra, and glee club entertain at assemblies or social events. Mr. Rolland Tapley, Mrs. Gilda Wipperman, supervisor of ftUSSiC Mr. Al- fred Todaro.

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■ ■ ■ Physical Training is Mandatory PHYSICAL EDUCATION Through the combined efforts of Mr. John Fawcett and Mrs. Elinor Scheirer, the students of Stoneham High School receive excellent basic physical instruction in apparatus, bas- ketball, softball, and track as well as in phy- sical fitness and health. We are sincerely grateful for the training we have received. Mr. Karl Elerin, supervisor of physical education, Mr. John Fawcett, Mr. Ralph Powers, Mrs. Elinor Scheirer. Paul Bernat develops his muscles.