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

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STOUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL Commencement Weel Committees Mr. Randall Miss Donovan Mr. Payne Mr. Knowles Miss Dainty Graduation Reception Commencement Banquet K. Donahue R. Bell M. Bearse R. Bercovitz M. Dee A. Chapman M. Cooper M. Rue:gerio F. Vinskus M. Fay G. Dean H. Flynn A. Selansky M. Fraser M. Hadley B. Hinds F. DeLuea B. Holmes M. Humphrey F. Jones H. Lutted M. Kearns L. Kaminsky E. Kettendorf A. Bolin M. Kemp M. Kunigenas R. MacCombie M. Lanigan H. Miadden E. Mosman M. McSweeney E. Cashen R. Maher M. Revnoff R. Sousa A. Radvilas A. Spillane E. Small E. Zumas R. Leahy L. Stone R. Trow R. Bartlett VV . JxU Web J . VV lliolll ' jj Xv. JjClloUIl A R £1 o 1 jjcaie J. Abril A. Carrara L. Bisbee A. Boutelier A. Tirelis J. Cassidy A. Bonda C. Gushing S. Connell W. Deady R. Eliason R. Farrell R. Drake C. Everett G. Fuller W. Coulter H. Iversen J. Kelleher J. Lisowski C. Kimtis A. Lindelof T. McCormick C. McEwan J. McGrath J. Oldsman George C. Pelland A. Pentz Pappademetropoulos M. Currie S. Simanavich W. Snowdale E. Wahl S, Wallace J. Seba CLASS DAY Ivy Oration Joseph Abril Adviser: Miss Arnold Class Will Bernard Jatul Adviser: Miss Lyons Prophets: Louise Weieska, Barbara Twom- bly, Claudia Hart, Alice Selansky, Mary Dee, Jeanette Dunkerly Adviser: Miss Clark BANQUET History: Alice Bolin, Mary Da ly, Carmen Urcuioli, Arthur Radvilas Adviser: Miss Murphy Class Gifts: Hazel Burns, Lorraine Phillips, Anne Tumonis, George Iversen, Francis Vinskus, Joseph Walent Adviser: Mr. Burke School Gifts: Stanley Bettoney, Alphonse Chestnut, William Dibbern, Dorothy Cunningham, Helen Harding, Edna IVJahoney Adviser: Miss Twombly Class Ode Louise Wereska Patronize Semaphore Advertisers Page Thirteen

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THE SEMAPHORE ELEANOR MOSMAN Glee Club, Handicraft Club, and French Club have all been attended by Eleanor. Commencement Committee. Her crocheted things have been the envy of all of the gals . EDITH KETTEXDORF Edith has only been with us a short time, but has managed to belong to a great many clubs. She had the responsible part of the prompter in the Senior Play. BARBARA HINDS Barbara hasn ' t much to say but she has belonged to the Art and Glee Clubs and has played Hockey and Basketball in her Freshman year. RUTH BERKOVITZ Ruthie was the Property Manager of the Senior Play. She is on the Banquet Committee and has belonged to numerous clubs throughout her four yeai ' 3. She can almost talk as fast as Floyd Gibbons. MARY RUGGERIO She is one of the quietest girls of our class. The little we know of her we like. She belonged to the Hiking Club in her Freshman year, and is a member of the Banquet Committee. MARY REVNOFF Mary ' s great accomplishment consists of keeping her hair in perfect order. It speaks Avell for its care. She has played Hockey and Basketball, and belongs on the Com- mencement Committee. LORRAINE PHILLIPS Lorraine is our greatest chatterbox. She is always full of ne .vs and fun. Her gi-eat- est joy in life is to find a good argument and proceed from then onward. We like to call her Flips . HELENE MADDEN Helene is an ' ther of our quiet, good- looking girls. She has found time to be- long to many clubs. HELEN LUTTED We all heard that Helen w-as in the Senio r Play, but she was quite a shock to us when we saw her in the get-up of Aunt Olivia . She did the part perfectly. She plans to go to Bridgewater Normal and become another schoolmar ' m . MARION KEMP Marion has belonged to the Glee Club (President, 3), French Club, Dramatic Club, and Hiking Club. Her giggle is fam- ous throu jhout school. EFFIE ZUMAS Effie has played industriously in the or- chestra. We wonder when the big day will be, for we hear she has a hope chest. MARGARET LANIGAN Mai ' garet is one of the Stock Room igirls. She seems to specialize in clubs, for she is a member of five of them. Class Ode Words by LOUISE WERESKA We are leaving our Alma Mater, We are leaving our comrades and friends, We are stepping with gi-eat hopes forward On the road t .at never ends. Hardships we ' ll strive to conquer, And though the path is thorny with strife, We will seek for the silver lining And try to find the sunny side of life. In the future that lies before us. Life ' s harvest may often seem small, But we ' ll struggle against temptation And we will sidestep fate ' s pitfalls; Fortune may oft ' befriend us. And when we answer His last call, Then we can say that our lives were worthy For we were happy and helpful toward all. Page Twelve Patronize Semaphore Advertisers

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THE SEMAPHORE NAME NOTED FOR FUTURE JosGpli Abril 13 Fains Butterfly catcher xvOllaia Dal LlcLL j (jvtj oi xeu iiair Engineer Allan Boale Jazz player Marion BGarse ony iicbSs Vamp PiifVi Roll T rwT£i T rw 1 a n Ti X ignL I upe waiKer Robert Benson Inactivity Trapper Ruth Bercovitz Good nature Gymnastic supervisor otaniey rsettoney Gigolo XjEWTence Bisbee Managing athletics oneiK Alice Bolin Kennel proprietress A -I ( 1 1 Vl R A Tl fl Q J . QOIJJU JjUIlUa w u L A. try Arthur Boutelicr Quietness TVio RifY QV»,-»f 1 ne Jjig onot HyTnn writer Hazel Burns uuz Digging Anthony Carrara Clowning Ts ight club singer Edna C ashen Eyes T 111 C John Cassidy w Oman nater ividiiicQ niaii Anna Chapman j U V e J.U1 xiiisLoiy . Gym teacher — maybe Alphonse Chestnut Lon legs Lumber Jack Mar orie Currie Nerve Gold digger W j-i --■♦-1 - TT 1 n 1 t Q « w estiey i ouiier Braggart ism High powered salesman - T - t V» ■» T n 1 n y n Q Tn ijoiotny y ixiiiiiii iiaiiL l ih ' Itt riQiT ' UI 1 J Hall OC Lie La.1 y LU cl LICdoLlIt:! Charles Cushing Bacheloi ' hood Anything — but work Mary Daly Scholastic Ability Library William Deady Blonde looks Flag pole sitter Grace Dean Hitch-hiking Taxi driver Mary Dee Busy life Big business manager Florence DeLuca Orations News announcer William Dibbern Firewater Bootlegger Kenneth Donahue LiOvely hair IN ux bemaiQ Jeauette Dunkerly Accessory to the fact P aUc 1 S fell 1 Richard Drake Wom n Harem keeper Richmond Eliason Virginia Reel Barn dance patron Lharles t.verett Driving Chauffeur Richard Farrell His Irish Shady politician Marjorie Fay Parties D ivorcee Helen Flynn 1 yj e aoiiiLy ouiiicuuQy o steiiu . Mary Eraser ooiituue Dreamer J T7 ,,11 Gordon fuller Agi ' icultural interest Fanner Liaudia rlait Dates Old maid William Howes Dramatic ability John Gilbert, the second Helen Hardmg Dancing Girl on the flying trapeze Beryl Holmes Boy friend IVl 1 s , vv Maybelle Hadley xieart an aira Reno attendant Marguerite Humphrey Laugh Child entertainer IjaLUtxLtX xxllluo Co okini ' RiitpViPT ' George Iversen Innocence Heart breaker Heni-j ' Iversen Pin boy Professional bowler BeiTiard Jatul Scientific knowledge Druggist Frances Jones Hair experiments Hair dresser Mary Kearns Her driving Wife of motorcycle officer Marion Kemp Giggle Telephone operator Charles Kimtis Camping trips Tourist Marcella Kunigenas Home life Somebody ' s wife Lillian Kaminsky Dancing Marathon dancer Edith Kettendorf Magnanimous Social worker Joe Kelliher Good deeds daily Scout master Helen Lutted Long eyelashes School ma ' am Margaret Lanigan Determination Saleslady Robert Leahy Broad grin Posing for tooth paste ads Joseph Lisowski Butchei ing Gangster Page Fourteen Patronize Semaphore Advertisers