Stetson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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RANDOLPH NIASSACHUSETFS Nmeteen 4191515 W L E the Forty nlners Cclass of 1949 to you bubj do hereby grant, and wlth due consrd eratlon and ponderance, through our own lncomparable generoslty the followlng artrcles and tearful WJ farewell to the glor1ous portals f h d f l t t t1on commonl known as of prodrgrous value most of whrch we know w to Stetson H1gh School F 1rst of all To Mr G1lg1n We leave another supply of p1t1ence fortr tude and underst 1nd1ng for although he 1s snll dorng a marvelous job we are sure we have worn thln tll these 1ttr1butes How well you know huh Mr C1lg11n ' To the Freshmen boys fand some glflil U' The Sen1or boys lc 1vc thelr mcmbershlp lil the Smokers Club 1 well known 1ntr1c1tely dls fIflyLZl1lSl1C,ll orvantzmon at Stetson Those mem bersh1ps 1re good for four ye 1rs boys' Wfe 1lso le1ve schemes 1nd w1vs 1nd means of h1v1ng 1 romance wlthout Mr Daly finding out we hope they work they seldom do we leave to the new Freshmen some tortures to 1n1t1ate you 1nto your new cmatlng llves at Stetson' ' Now horrlble lflll f11s To the ILIHIOI' class The Senlor class leaves the joy of those never endlng speeches 1n Hamlet and Cyrano de Bergerac for M1ss Galvm Heres hoplng you have good memorles Iunlorsl Also to the ll.1Hl0I'S we leave a fabulous sum of money for 1ts treasury we wtsh someone had left us some we could have used 1t ' To the Typing Room We leave 1 brand new set of those ever m1ss1ng typlng books We are debatlng over whether to chaln them to the typewrxters or Hman? le 1rn1ng To the Lunchroom We lease a wastebasket at every table How many' of you have m1ssed the far away basket only to h1t some mnocent fellow dmer on the head' To the Glrls Gym class We le1ve 1 new supply of badmlnton r1c quets of whtch M1ss I 1ppen IS badly ln need Now you know why you mnssed that evaslve lJ1l'LllC so often, g1rls OIISWOHCIUIHSIU y 1ll be readxly accepted, as our fmal partrng gesture To M1ss Galvm We leave a certain pamtmg whlch graced her room for so long and IS now res1d1ng 1n some dusty corner of the hbrary and f1tt1ngly so eh M1ss GllV1I12', To the future members of M1ss Gllvms El'1gllSl1 class we leave the 1b1lty to follow IDSITLILIIOHS YULI should profit bv o11r mlstakes To all F11t11re Smdwrches 1t Stetson We le 1ve Mrs H1rr1s perenn11l supply of tun1 fash We h1ve IU 1llergy for fllfll hsh 1fter four ye1rs' To Mr Powderly s room tt e1ch sc1t Mr Powderly IS 1 well known fresh 11r Bend fcough coughll To the School Burldrng A box of vlgoro m1ght come IU h1ndy w1th those dead vlnes on the left hand srde of the bulldlng To the Flag Pole We leave a beautxful expensrve new flag Have you ever notrced how closely the present one resembles a certaln flag IH a famous World War Il pamtmgfff To the Sophomores No we haven t forgotten you We leave the prest1ge of finally becommg upper classmen next year but dont 1n1t1ate the Freshmen' To the Football Team We leave several strong tall marvelous ath letes to help you next season Cmaybe well de feat Stoughton 999 To all Future Scholars Vlfe leave more success 1n our studles some of us realnze too late that we have wasted what could have been four very fruttful years of our xvcs Ruth Tlppett Emrly Edun1s Florence G1rdner 1 I k 9 3 - 4 1 L - 1 1 , 1 1 . 1 , 1 ' c ' I , L I F L S . 1 , . ' . . . Q 1 . A . I K I L , T , , 1 I ' ' ' L ,K - ,1 1 , 1 1 . . Q . I ' I ..- z 1 , 1 1 A - 1 1 .. , , , 1 1 , , , , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . , . 1 ' . ' ' . 1 P- A I ' Ar g . a I I 1 1 2 : A - I - -, 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ,L ' 1. ' - , . - - A -, - , 1 .... 1 1 1 1 D1 1 1 . - H '1 '1 1 1 '1 1 - - 1 1 - ' 1 ' We leave 21 pillf of earmuffs and 21 m11ck1n11w , 1 11' A2 - . 1 1' L A ' 'K , . 1 1 '- ' 1 1 1 K : 5. L - L , , 2 - ' 1 C L 1 1 K 7.-.- 1 , . Q K K A L W I un. . , 1 I . 1 : . 1 1 1 '- . - ' ' - 1 . 1 . , , - , 1 1 v J V P Y L , V - ' ' . . K ' K S L V V K ' 'L f S 4 li 1 1 1' 1 11- l 1-. , , L . K- . . 1 .. 1

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V 2 BOY John Forrester Donald Nelson Albert Porter John Dangoia Richard Powers Robert Torrence William Ellis James Connolly Robert Arsenault Charles Henkley Richard Champa William Johansen Richard Cederholm Charles Atwood Pierre DeCota Donald Lind Freshman Class QUALITY MosT POPULAR MosT ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING BEST PERSONALITY MosT LIKELY TO SUCCEED MosT TALENTED FRIENDLIEST MosT TALKATIVE MOST ENIGMATIC BEST MANNERED WITTIEST MoST VERSATILE MOST DIGNIFIED SI-IYEST CLASS DEVIL BEST DANCER GIRL Barbara Ludlum Rosemary Burnie Evelyn Tibbets Joanne Robison DeIz1a Blumit Clarice Davis Gloria Semensi Helen Doherty Christine Russell Cynthia Palmer Josephine Milligan Patience Bens Judy Cottle Jean Goodell 1' nn Seaverns Elizabeth Graham FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Christine Russell-Secretary John F orrester-Prerident Deizia Blumit-Vice Prerident Richard Powers-Treafurer Eighteen STETSON HIGH SCHOOL

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'lwenty bunson l-hon Scnoot he Qtanhnlph 01111125 Established l949 l0th Year June lo, l959 Price Fnvc cents EGYPTIAN TOMB DISCOVERED Raymond Nltz one of the most re nowned archeologlsts of today has recently dlscovered an anclent Egyptian tomb long burxed by the sands of the Sahara He has ar ranged to have many of the valuable rellcs shlpped to museums here m Amerlca Hls two asslstants David Cnmmms and Robert Tnerney helped h1m greatly 1n completmg h1s tremendous task ART MUSEUM THRONGED Great numbers of people crowded 1nto the Copley Gallerles yesterday for the one man showing of thc works of the renowned artlst Ron ald Sacco Mr Sacco who IS at pres ent curator at the Corcoran Gallerles vxas not able to be 1n Boston for th1s event However h1s able agent James Blakely and h1s secretary Mass Gwendolyn Herman were on hand to greet Mr Saccos publlc The heavlest buyer was that well known psych1atr1st and connolsseur of the arts Mr Henry LaBelle Sec ond hlghest buyer was Mlss Bertha Bussey who purchased for the Tur lxbrarlan WALLACE FLIES TO MOON One of the most famed sclentlsts of our day Mr Albert W Wallace recently made the first successful round trlp voyage to the moon Mr Wallace IS unwlllmg at th1s t1me to dlvulge hls findmgs pendmg the Scx entlfic Research Commlsslon s ex amlnatlon of h1s mstruments H dld say however Had lt not been for the lmproved rocket lnvented by Angelo Dangola my mter planetary Jaunt would not have been success u NEW FRUIT DISCOVERED Rlchard Towns and Albert Davis were recently granted a patent for the1r latest 1nvent1on the non squlrtable grapefrult Th1s should prove to be a boon to all those who arlse late ln the mornmg and are too troubled wlth burned toast and underdone eggs to be bothered wxth squlrtmg grapefrult CATHERINE BREWSTER WOMEN IN THE NEWS At dawn yesterday two darmg young flyers Patncla Leahy and Agnes MacLellan gently took off ln their Jet planes for an adventurous fllght to Afrlca They were accom panled by thelr mechanlc Wllllam Lancke who w1ll also chart the CPUISQ The obJect of this flxght IS to br1ng back to the states an assort ment of snakes for the prxvate rep tile collectlon of Mlss Allce Chrls tensen Dlrector of the St Lou1s Zoo PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE MAKES TOUR Leo McElroy lS begxnnmg hls cam palgn for the Presxdency of the United States wlth a tour through the southern states He and h1s runnlng mate Frank Corrigan plan to leave for V1rg1n1a durlng the early part of next week Thelr cam palgn manager Patrick McDonnell IS confident that they Wlll recelve a splend1d receptxon OPERA STAR TURNS AUTHOR Patrrcla Palmer formerly the leadmg soprano sololst at the Metro wrxtten a sensatlonal book entitled Blue Sk1es publlshed by the Ber nard Tanner Publlshlng Co ln Phll adelphla Cr1t1cs Louise Smith Blair Stymest and Theodore Ingemanson say lt w1ll be a best seller ln 59 NEW HOUSE BUILT June Capstack the leadlng woman archltect of today has been puttmg the fin1sh1ng touches to her revolu tlonary sxx room house The house IS round rn shape and the walls are made of glass whxch the occupants of the house can look through though people walklng by the house cannot Mary McDonnell has done an adm1rable Job of decoratmg the mterxor of MISS Capstack s house DARING FEAT PERFORMED AT NIAGARA FALLS Annabelle Stoltz and Mary Cor nors those excellent exponents of Terpsxchore gave a very mterestmg performance at Nlagara Falls yes terday afternoon when they danced OPENING TODAY Back at TRINQUE s Home Supply Laselle Beauty Salon Mam Street Randolph 958 Warren St RA 0200 A Complete Llne of Hardware very gracefully on a t1ghtrope stretched across the Falls They seemed none the worse for thelr experlence but lt was reported that several persons had famted from the excltement of watchlng the pectacle SOCIETY EVENT Mrs Cuthbert Q Updyke rformer Joan Pender rastb wlfe of the pro mment banker entertamed at a dm ner party last evenlng by wav of celebratlon of her husbands blrth day Among the guests were Mlss Ilene Connolly the only woman to l1o1d a seat on the New York Stock Fxchange Miss Claire Jovce who has recently bought out the Ellz abeth Arden Salons and that de slgner of Chlc Clothes for the pro mlnent women of Amerlca Miss Dorothy Crockett Incldental mu 1C was provlded by the Henry Cooke Orchestra whlch so recently made a spectacular success at Carneg1e Hall PT A MEETING The Parent Teacher ASSOCIBIIOII nmg at elght o clock ln Stetson H1gh School wlth Ioseph Rozen president ln charge of the busxness meetlng The topxc for the evenmg w1ll be Is Your Ch1ld A Moron'P The speaker wxll be Mlss Manlyn Johnson em1 nent speclallst 1n Ch1ld Psychology In charge of refreshments w1ll be Grace Quinn of the Hlgh School Faculty and the Masses Kathleen Kempton and Barbara Knley of th Junlor Hlgh and Mlss Barbara Hur ry of the Kxndergarten Class at Prescott RANDOLPH THEATRE Today w1ll be the last showmg at thls theatre of The Harley Slsters Wlth Marilyn Dickenson and Bar bara Lyman also They D1dn t Tell Her wlth Jean Macauley and Rob ert Joyce Comlng Tuesday Wed nesday and Thursday Purple Sky wlth Blll Pllgrlm and Geraldme Hawkins also The Up Slde Down House starrmg Ahce Proctor Notice Jo-An Rodd s PIZZA HOUSE So Mam St Randolph Tel RA 7834 pf , , . . 1 - Y ' Y I ' . , , , . . . . - iz . - 1- l . . . . . l . . - . . 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