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Stoneham High School Class of 1954 If one word could define our classmates, it is wisdom. "In wisdom is a spirit, intelligent, holy, subtle, agile, clear, and certain." |
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65 years! "We are always the same age inside." |
The room warm, the food delicious, our classmates superb! |
Even the significant others enjoyed our party! |
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Carol: "Oh! What mysteries those sparkling eyes conceal." Sandra: "Small, but how dear to us." |
Margaret: "Her ways are ways of pleasantness." Florence: "Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low." |
Mike: "A little bit of mischief done up in a small package." Steve: "It is good to make a jest." |
Don: "I'd rather be small and shine than be large and cast a shadow." |
Donna: "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart." Al: "I'm not so shy as I look." |
Bob: "To know him is to like him better." |
Ralph: "Laugher and common sense, a rare combination." |
Don: "I'd rather be small and shine than be large ane cast a shadow." |
Mary Lou: "Sometimes grave, sometimes gay, but we like her every way." Fred: "He is the happy kind whose nature never worries." |
Bette: "Cheerful, snappy, and always happy." John: "Try to find a better friend." |
Carol: "She does all things well." |
Joan: "Tis virtue that makes us noble." |
Peggy: "Cute, popular, full of fun, loved by each and everyone." Bea: "Everyone's favorite partner on the dance floor." |
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Significant others of Joan, Carol P., Bob, Mary Lou, Ralph, Fred, and Mike |
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"Classmates are like stars-you can't always see them, but they are always there" Steve |
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Dear Old (in the best sense of the word) Friends, It was wonderful to chat with each of you at length at our reunion. I feel almost caught up with each of you. Thank you for planning this very festive reunion. Here is to our 70th! Carol Peacock |
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