Stoughton High School - Stotonian / Semaphore Yearbook (Stoughton, MA)

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Page 2 THESEMAPHORE FAREWELL TO STOUGHTON HIGH As I look back on the four years in vrhich I attended Stoughton High School with my classmates, I feel that the years have passed too quickly. I regret having to leave, and I feel that the rest of my classmates feel the same way, for we have had some very enjoyable times here. Some of us have had some difficult ta.sks, but on the whole we have enjoyed ourselves. We have studied and worked hard for the happy moments which will be- com e ours upon the night of graduation. We shall receive our diplomas and be sent out into the world, a darkness of which we know little. But if we keep up the good spirit which has been with us throughout our four years at Stoughton High, we need not fear the problems and difficulties that may face us in later life. William B. LaFrance, President Class ' 33. JUNIOR RESPONSE On behalf of my classmates I wish to extend to the Senior Class of the Stoughton High School our appreciation of the splendid example set by them as honest, upright and worthy students. We as Juniors will try to live up to this standard. Good luck, Seniors. You have hard work ahead of you, but if wishes for success will help you — you cannot fail. Charles F. Williams, President Junior Class.

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THE SEMAPHORE Dedication To Howard R. Randall, our Principal, who through his guidance loyalty, and untiring efforts has the admiration of the entire Student Body, we respectfully dedicate this edition of The Semaphore.

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THE SEMAPHORE Page 3 A Magazine Published By the Students of Stoughton High School Volume XIV Number 8 stoughton, Mass. COMMENCEMENT ISSUE Price 35 Cents JUT O Top row — Charles Rhodes, Bronie Yukon, Charles Seamans, Mary Smith, James Pye, Howard Franklin, Lorraine Phillips, James Hanson, Helen Lignickis. Middle row — Anna Munkavitch, Rita Foster, Anne Grigas, Gail Madden, Lillian Gemme, Natalie Fialkow. Leola Harding, Alice Bolin, Helen Whiting. Bottom row — Jack Druker, Lauretta Dunkerly, Phyllis Adams, Roy Beaton, Miss Arnold, Katherine Connell. Frances Leahy, Clyde Boutilier.