Stetson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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'7!ae Gaacle lad R, if 0 ST LT SON HIGH SCHOOL Wx Qepf N the mommy, of une 6 l9l7 when the Class of 1947 vyas on rts last legs I man aged rn my own shorthand to take down tts last words The folloyymy, notes are thc results of my transtrrptron Flrst To make the unlors happy me lcxvc Our posrtron as the bly., vt heels The cold and bookless lrbrary ygood only as a rendezvous for perlod skrppers The old relrable excuses Csee Mr Grlganl the left over makeup and oatmeal from last years rnrtratrons The broken and keyless lotkers outsrde tht per1ods snacks Our autographs all our the dtsks to trer sure as souvenrrs To make the te athers la tppy me leaye perrod LILLIAN BANDA leaves jean Barley her sun ny d1spos1t1on and her cute feather tut LORRAINE BARKHOUSE leayes her abrlrty to make frrends to Margaret Bobby Prehl Let s hope that she makes use of thrs grft CHARLOTTE BASSETT yn ants to In en up the Gym Classes next year so she leay es her ath letlc abrlrty to Mary Moore VIRGINIA BIIZANSON Vs anted to vylll soma yumor her lovely soprano XOILC but after much persuasion he deuded to LIVE Betty Bateman her pos1t1on of the offrce staff rn stead LOUISE BLAKELY leaves her yery good not ture to another swell person Dorothy Smxth Gods ,yft to the female populatron IOHN CALLAHAN rs gorng to leave hls secret of suctess fthat shy and bashful approachj to Iohn MatDonald One of the flrst rules Iohnny rs to drm that gleam rn your eyes MADIILX N CARMODY leaves her new hrtgh hat to Theresa Qurnn COnly to be yyorn rn the Easter Parade of courseb DOROTHY COATES doesnt have to worry about who to leaye her man catching eyes to as Claxre Fravyley put her brd rn frrst We are glad to hear that VIRGINIA COND LIN IS leavxng some of her cheerfulness to To keep Mr Poxyderly happy HYACINTH CONNORS leayes her attentive moods rn History class to Phil Hawklns MARGARET CROWELL leaves het tute smile and sparklrnx, eyes to help cheer up R1ta Arey Cute little ESTI-IER CULLEN 15 kept qurte busy at the drug store so she leaves the blts of tony ersatron to Arlene Nason IOSEPI-I DESISTO leaves hrs broad shoulders to Cerald Gaynor Now you can throw avy ay 1 eouple of those layers of shoulder pads Cerry 'Io lv: hren un Clorua Tammaros report card PHYI Ll? EQPOQITO IS leavlnq het some of her e fellent marks You can stop those pen manshrp lessons now Glotla PAUL FLANACAN says hell leave his secret of buttermg the facultv to Walter Cart vyrmht who bv the wav knows qulte a fevs tricks of the trade hrmself I Z0 I W 1 .f,, If I L ,ff Dx, , f px xx 1 XIQOJ -ak ' o Y 1 Y A 1 I I Y , I 1 '1 1 Y , 1 - , ' 1 Y ' Y 1 1 I Y 1 Y-1 - 1 1 1 1 .. 'A Y 1 ' 3 ' h 1 ' 1 . ' , 1 ' ' A 2 A ', ' . Y 1 ' . ' : 1 ,I ' ' 1 ' ' '1 -: ' ' ' 1 'Y 2. - I ,y Y , 1 1 1 , . 3. . 1 Y 1 4. 2 I 1 1 w ' ' I - 4 I I I In I . 5 1 1 - 5. ' ' L V senror homerooms that serve 11s between- Eleanor Hand. ' K 1 , , 6, 1 Y 1 1 'A ' a I 1- . ' I ' ' . . ' 1 I Y - K 1 1 . . . . 1 1 ' 1 ' 'A 1 ' , A . 1 4 1 - U 4 t I ' K I y v 1 ' 1 . . . L Y K N 1 L 7 4 . . V . . . . , K . D 1 . 7 I . 1 Vt I V A K I K l L K H 2 r 1 , 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 H ' 1 '. 1 12 1' 3 Q , , , . . . fY 1 1 1 1 . 7 y I ' I 1 1 . S N. Y. 1 . ., . 1 . Q1 1 1 . VR C 1 T L . . . , . . T 1 l h .I 7 7 l Y . . l Y

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NIR LETHIIININ Ilalhemalzcs A real teacher who trams nn the stull keeps us pretty muth on the ball and keeps us thrnkrng We wrll have to go lar to frnd a better MISS O NEIL Fremly arc g,lad to know her and her quret wrnnrng, way MISS KENIN EY Hlrlor and Af cbra Our newest facultx member have well defrnet mnth tht she wrll among, the most popular MISS LORDAN Txpm X e dont know what we would do wrthout thrs won derful person she rs the nrt est lady one could want for a teacher IVIISS SCHOINIER Cookzng New here but cooking, lb verx popular even wrth the ho s 1 good scout mae to have around MISS SULLIVAN Phjrzral Education Shes pretty much on the hall plenty tough and plenty mee M Rb MLCANN Latm A qurtk smrle for all wrth malrte towards none MR RANDALL Pbulcr and Bfolngm Has hrs hands full wrth horses all rright trl he throws those term tests Ow' MR CRIMMINS Cbenzzrlm and Yrzenre You cant guess you have to know thrs rs the man who wrll never he forgotten ff 7 UU1?g N0 4 Y ' 1 ' . I j A W , U ' Q ' 7 ' V . 4 Q 1 I 'A I .yy . . I V. V I' ' i - '- . r it I . -r , I 'V U V 1 ' , . 7 .l . 1 ' YI' H Wfe trnd she rs Ilhpb . we , ,' , dogs, cars and physrcs classes, , , ,, V . ' , LA, ' ' ' - ' - , ,, ,y Y -2 ' ' , ' ' I W ,, I Y we a ' - A' I ' , ' ' . N I I ' l ' a ' he . ' - , , .

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RANDOLPH MASSACHUSETTS CHARLLS FORRLSTLR lc yes hrs job ol cl rngrng the cymbtls to Kenneth Wtrner May he have 1 brng up trme CPun'Q To sprce up the Hrstory Class next year JOHN GALLAOHER passes along hrs sharp wrt to Fred Barker RUTH GETCHELL rs grvrng some of her patrence and understandrng to Prtrrcra Wocaldrrdge so she can work as sucee sfully as Ruth rn the lunchroom next yelr MARY GOOD vsrlls her pretty blond h ur and her sweet smrle to Barbara Fletcher MARY GOODELL frmlly promrsed to prrt wrth those baby blue eyes so here they rre une Herrn' JEAN HATCH lerves her novel technquc for capturrng 1 drte for the prom to Mtry Whrte Crood luck for next yetr Mrry LORRAINE HAWKINS thrnks Lucrlle O Rrley could use 1 lrttle of her drsrnterest rn the opposrte sex HAROLD HOLBROOK would lrke to leave hrmself to the unror grrls but rnstead he rs gorng to le we hrs sprrrt of cooperatron and leadershrp to Dorothy Hoxre ROBERT HOXIE leaves hrs good sportsman shrp to George Loomer JEAN HUDSON leaves her Irttle spats wrth Mr Powderly for Barbara Arsenault to add to her lrst CLAIRE ISAAC our DAR representatrve could drsperse her many excellent talents throughout the Junror Cltss but rnstead she lerves to ern Dtrlrng her chrc bmgs KENNETH ISAAC hands down to Rrchrrd Pemberton some advrce on how to stay awake rn class Better strll Kenny just grve hrm some of your many snoozes durrnt, study perrods and end hrs worrres WILLIAM KEARNEY rs gorng to leave hrs blush to Vrrgrnra Makara Youd better grve her a few lessons Brlly RUTH KENDALL would lrke to see a vrctor rous year for the 1948 basketball team so she wants to leaye Joan Tangen and Mary Stanley a few pornts on th essentrals of unrty rn the game '7!ze Uaacle Charles Walters rs gorng to get all the grrls votes for presrdent next year b c ruse JAMLS Sonny KILCOYNE rs gorng to lerve Ch rr Ire hrs blond curls and oh soooo blue eyes ENID LEAVITT leaves her dramond to Mar garet Mrllrotr Maybe George wrll take the hrnt and Peggy wont need Iznrds Stetson yust wouldnt be the same next year yyrthout BERNICE LEIPELTS yokes to lrven up so Bernre rs gorng to le ave an unabrrdgec' copy of her latest and cornrest ones to Irene Porter JEAN LYNCH leaves her stately herght to Audrey Davrs As 1 specr rl frvor to the unror class ROBERT MACY letves hrs shy mrnners to Alvrn Van Cort TI-IERLSA MACDONALD leaves her perma nent scrt rn thc DR to Sally Tardinrco Perhaps we should have srrd Don too DOROTHY MANDERVILLE leaves her full schedule of dates to Dorothy Ogden CECELIE MANN leaves to Marcelrne Meurrn and Ruth Fernandes her unobtrusrve charm rt doesnt bang at you rrght away gals but rt lasts once youve notrced rt RONALD MANN Ierves hrs flag rarsrng yob to James Trerney and for extra good mea sure hrs swell school crtrzenshrp JEAN McCAMBLY wanted to leave Jean Mc Iucrs somethrng she really needed and so her drgnrty was the obvrous grft ETTA McELROY took prty on Dorrs Stark so she decrded to le rve Dorrs some of her many trlents ELEANOR MEANY leaves the few telephone poles strll standrng on West Street for Pat rrck McDonald to knock dovyn DONALD MOFFORD leayes to Danrel Don ovan hrs yast knovt ledge of the workrngs of a Garment Factory-closed shop Donald' FLORENCE NELSON leaves h r cuteness plu her sweet bashful ways to ane Krley Drd you notrce we sard barb ul anefff JANET NORMAIX was ever one to share thrngs so she wants Mary Sprague to have her book Actrng In Ten Easy Lessons , . . . . uf- 1 JL - 2 - Y, , , , - 2 Y Y ' 'Y 1' 1 2 ' , 21 ' ' ' ' 'Q 4 Y ' . Y Y 1 1- .Q . .I 1 t , , . t t, a 't r - 4 It . I . .- L Y . X J -, , I t 'Ss I 1. , Y 1 Q . - f , . . r t I 1 4 t . t r c 1 ' . . 5 U w 1 1 J 2 - 2 a 1 J ' , I J I 1 N I 'f 1 1 I . xc 72 1 1 I . 4, r . ' I' . . , , - . .. r t . , . - . , H- , , . r . , . 2 . . 1 2 I . J , I 1 . 2 . r , . . ' I ' I ' ' t 1 7 . , . . - Y . 7 ' A C ' . ., ,. - , . . 2 1 ' 4 . k fc K - .1 7 1 I ' , . . . . v - - - a y 1 A 7 ' . 2 . L a . U - . , . 1 . ' 'z If 1 - ' I 4 ' L 7 . . , A , .. ,, - . . f 1 t I. . KI A. - I . . ' 7 Y ' . c e I , 1 . 4 . . -J U 3 , 1 . . V V , , - L - . 1 I I -u- . f,J , ' Y ,, . , , -I 1 I D I I D vf v I G . ,. . ,, - 1 V . . .