Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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SCHOOL Class of Vr tea cake, usually served hot. Also, sal ' ly lunn. Iv Tinrt C Fr. saillir, to rush out, and Lat. aai-ijr puit porta, door], Fortif., formerly, a gate In a fortiflcation, through which besieged troops might rush forth: sometimes used for postern. Srll TTIA P 1 Q (sal ' md-sis) , n. C Gk.3, Class, fyth., 0 tl-ma-LlS a nymph of a fountain near Hali- carnassus in Asia Minor, who became one with the youLh-UfiCtt aphrr Hlf. - ; flQQ fjff f}lfj pfirOit ItC ' THfl P’1111 Hi n. C Fr. sStmi- j dondis2, 1. a dish made oT, chopped meats mixed with other ingredients, spiced and seasoned; 2, hence, any miscellaneous collection of things; a mixture: medley. Qfll miQ Cs rml; sal ' m .n. fFY., prob. abbr. of saZ- a kind of highly seasoned stew of game, often flavored with wine. Also, sarmt. Qalm nn P - C Ft- saumon oaiAii-uxi Lat. salmo (-onis), salmon], 1, a gamy, silver-scaled sea or land- locked fresh-water fish (Salmo salar) with orange- pink flesh, which ascends v - — v rivers from the North . ‘ Atlantic to spawn, and is “ m caught and canned for revolving evolution revolution younger . . . knowing it all — older . . . knowing a little more and telling those now younger just what you do know but . they are younger knowing It all