Stetson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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AC L UF IN DLLISION HA'1 is yum destiny! 5 on the seemingly euefiee student of todu xxhu xxill he yum lot in the ohseure tomorrow' Will yon be 1 sueeessful eontented lmnleer or Slll5LlI'l'DllNfL groeer lixing 1 life of SLLLlI'lly lllll pe 1ee meeting the Lllllllllll l smtll prob lems 1nd LXPLYILIIQIIUQ the eternil joys lllel slwht soriovts of the 11111111 settled mm' Or will you he 1 grisly frozen eorpse lying sol1t1ry' upon some embittled l1l1sted b1t of lind oblivious to the hitter strife grown out of petty qu1rrel1ng xxhieh it th II moment in 1y' be threttening to xx rite hnis to the xy hole brief tenure of mm s Llfllllllllflelll over the e irth ind its lesser ere itures' The truth is th tt it tl1e present moment you do not know xxhieh of these possi llllIlLS is your ftte The ewrth IS pts ing through vthtt l hope is only 1 temportry' period of insttbility 1IlCl flllS wt ful uneertunty IS vt irplng the lnes of ll men intelli swing for l is old 1ge the neophyte in tny lielel is possessed of Ill oxer powering urge to ttrovy ohf the yoke of responsibility and to indulge in tn orgy of 1 11d tmnsient le tsure motivtted by the el irton notes of the pulp mwtzine ind the sensdtionalisrn ol tod1 s periodretls vyhieh ineewtntly proelurn thu war is imminent mel thtt gen Ll il destruetion 1nd death tire un txoidable ln e n1tu11l tendeney is to yield to these prophesies tdopt 1 11h1t difleie e e es it mtke tttitude to ose interest in 1 t 18 llSIlllQ ine wood oeeuis o I'llCS of complete obliterfttion which regfftle your susceptible w'ut1n e'u's. But if M111 is to emerge U'lUIUPl'l'1lll from the '1e'id test 'tnd '1tt'1in xnorld tr'1nquilityf these per- verted dogmws must be er'1sed. The enel of Mwnkind is eoneeivftble, but it is 1101 inexirible. As long '1s men con- tinue striyinv for the liner things of life continue trying to better their minds through CLLlCll'l0l1-fOfITl'll or inform'1l-inste'1e of descending to the level of the be'1sts, Civ- ' 4 lIlUll ' tl ' it me' s, is 1 y' 11' ty. '11 , - 5 ' ' ' I 'lIlIllIlQ1'lh.'- - uously for the future 'noieinv dftrkly' pessimistic ideologies ftnd eombgttting the in- deeisiveness of this Atomic Age with vibr'1nt full-blooded CIlfl1LlSl'lSIT1 'tnd confident optimism. Go To lt!! By' Roddy Dow. '-H M1111 STETSON H1011 SCHOOL N 7 ' -N N 1 1 A 1 , - 4 125 ai' ai' 'li i kl'1 - 1 -1 1 1 5 1 1 - K1 1 1' h- ' 2 x- 1 1 L 1 1 KA- 1 ' L v A ' L- 1 ' 1 - A 1 1 1 1 y 1 ' 1 ' 1 A - 2 1 1 1 i 1 ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Q '- A 1 ' 1 ' 'Q 1 '. - 1 't 1 ' - Q R 1 15- 1 1 1 1 1 '- .AA 1 -Wf- 1' ' 1 '. ' 'z 1f5- L V ' 1 ' i' ' 1 1 1. . l..y,1 Y Yi . I A A . gent enough to realize its potentiulities. The student, the apprentice clerk, the man y V yi' 111, 1 11 1 1' 2 1 A1 ,': 2 11. 'K . p 'Q ' ', i 1 ' 'z ' ' ag: 2 A ' ' A i zyi' i ' ' 'ffl f 'z' . ' ' ' i 1 1 - 141 1' ' I f 1 1 7 I 1 ' lv a 'Q ' ' 1. A A 'Q'-'IO 1 1 H f 1 4 'Une' lox' i 1 2 I '7 l A ' A 111 halt 11' A L 1 l 2, ' l I 'C f the 1 1 t 1 1 ' 1 , 1 I K C L Y 4 zw t 1 1 D ' 1 l 1 . . . l g . llllt 1 .in .1ll 1111 .lfl lt is 'lfll llll ' 5 ll the Am Iletlll student .ind eitifen, to eontinue pl. 1 . sid ' 1 - ' l g . . - K ' . , L 1 1 f l

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RANDOLPH, MAssAt:HUsfiTTs he Fivc Look. Mr. Stalin-or may we call you joe? TIQI1 if the ftzcttlty-the men mul zmmezz who bare trainer! ttf on tbe bert ialeolugy-eqzml rtppnrlztrzity for all. free enter- prise. free .fpeeclo and any other freczlow tlmt nttzkw tt wlmle nm-11, 11 II1.'t.s'! fnllnu' that they believe there tbingj tbem,reZz'e,r. STETSON HIGH MR POWDERLY Between baseball and maps hes lull of fun Loves to burst forth wnth an occasional pun 'Q' MISS JOHNSON Thus young lady charmnny., and sweet Makes studying musnt qunc 1 :rc-.ar MR GILGAN The VOICE of command yet a frlendly one Respect .md admlratmn from hxs students hes won MR THOMAS Accomplnshed nn musnc our hugh school stands Wnth thxs gentleman as head of our hand FACULTY MR ZAPUSTAS Our beloxed coach and gen 1.11 joe Is one of the most vcrsatnle fellows we know MRS MARTIN We welcome thus teacher to our school shes new A gemus at art and good natured too l N .. , , , , 4 .5 , K S ,S as l v , , . , 4 , 7 ' . ,' I ' - ' . 1 A 4. k ' , ' y