Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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SENIORS For the past three years our lives have centered around the broad challenge of school in study, sports, social events, and personal adjustments. It was a period of stress, and yet there were many joyous oc- casions. Now we focus on the distant horizon to face the challenge of the future.

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The Challenges Ahead ' ■ jm- ' t -v- ' - , Ik 1 m ' • P Ed Manuel does shop work under the supervision of Mr. Paolini. HOME ECONOMICS In home economics classes girls are offered an opportunity to learn the skills of home man- agement and housekeeping. They learn how to cook a well-balanced meal and how to sew. The course also includes interior decorating and child care. Girls who take this course are well-prepared future homemakers. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Courses in machine shop, sheet metal, woodworking, printing, and mechanical draw- ing are offered by our industrial arts depart- ment. The shops are equipped with up-to-date tools and machines. The industrial arts pro- gram offers attractive opportunities for inter- ested boys who want to learn a trade. Mr. Renato Paolini and Mr. Walter Herrick of the industrial arts department. Donna Ford, Joyce Meuse, and Janet Fotino use the sewing machine in a home economics class.

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