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

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STOUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL ALFRED TIRELIS Al is another star athlete and has served on many committees: Junior Prom Decoration, Junior Ring, and Graduation, lie never misses recess dancing and I ' ll bet we know the reason. He is one of the fel- lows who specialize. DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM Dorothy has dark, curly hair and dark eyes. She has belonged to the French and Dramatic Clubs and is a member of the School Gift Committee. A blonde has found her dark hair very attractive. CARMEN URCIUOLI Carmen was our Sophomore President. He was Marshal at Junior Prom. He will give us some of our History at the Banquet. He has practically run the State Theatre for these past years and we hope he will some day be the manager. MARY ERASER Mary is a very tiny girl with a very tiny voice. We often see her behind the lunch counter. She is on the Reception Commit- tee. CHARLES EVERETT Charlie has gone out for Football, Basketball, and Sim ng. He is a member of the Commencement Committee. He thinks the Freshmen are very nice. JOSEPH KELLEHER Jobo has not been with us very long and seems to be very quiet. Please note the seems to be . Banquet Committee. WILLIAM DEADY Bill is a good-looking blonde with little to say. The Reception Committee claims him. LAWRENCE BISBEE Lawrence always seems to be a busy lad managing something or other. He seems to be quite a ladies ' man from all the reports received. Patronize Semaphore Advertisers GEORGE IVERSON George is the blonde, good-looking fel- low with the rosy cheeks. He was on the Motto Committee and Dramatic Club. Class Gifts Committee. His scholastic record has been very good, indeed. ROBERT BENSON Robert must have some deep, dark secret in his life, because he doesn ' t want any- thing said about him in the Semaphore. Maybe he thinks he is a little too good for us. ANNA SPILLANE Anna is a very attractive blue-eyed miss whom everybody is very busy bumming rides from because she has her car with her very often. She doesn ' t mind much for she is very good-natured. THOMAS ' Mccormick Scotty is a dark, serious fellow whom everybody has a good word for. He is on the Reception Committee. JOHN OLDSMAN We all get a kick out of Hymie . He was Sports Editor for the boys on the Sem- aphore. His big-gest trouble seems to con- sist in doing what he is told. ARTHUR PENTZ Pentz is our He-Man with a capital H. He has played Baseball, Basketball, and Football. He is in the orchestra. He is a good-natured fellow that everyone likes. It ' s a deep, dark secret what he uses to curl his hair with. JOHN SEBA Johnnie is a nice chap. Our only ob- jection to him is that he seems to like the Sharon i rls better than the Stoughton ones. JOHN CASSIDY John is a quiet fellow, but he is absolute- ly tongue-tied when it comes to speaking to a girl. We wonder why? He is on the Reception Committee. Page Seven

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THE SEMAPHORE WESTLEY COULTER Naturally Westley is an active mem- (ber of the Dramatic Club. He is a char- ter member of the Orchestra. Basil in- tends to be a teacher. (Remember your lown school days and don ' t be too hard on the kids.) BERNARD JATUL We all knew that Bernie excelled in his studies but it wasn ' i until the night of the Senior Play that we discovered a hid- den talent. In the part of an elderly Romeo he was superb as Uncle Jerome. WILLIAM HOWES Bill is going to be a psychologist. At least he ' s getting a good start; not only by studying the mind but — does he pay at- tention to the wavey tresses of a certain iblue-eyed brunette. In more serious mo- ments, he keeps the Dramatic Club under control. (As President.) WILLIAM DIBBERN Wild Bill is rather serious but abso- lutely enjoys a certain game known as Foiotball. Winnie just loves Football heroes; consequently, Bill goes over ' big at Brockton Hedghts. He plans to be a teacher. ARTHUR RADVILAS Take a deep breath — here goes: Base- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Basketball, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Student Council, 1 ; Junior Prom, Junior Ring and Graduation Committees, as well as being a Class Historian. We ' ll be following your career in the newspapers, Art . ALICE BOLIN Lisa has served capably on the Sema- phoi-e staff for four years. In our Senior year, she has won deserving praise as a very efficient Editor-in-Chief. Her spontaneous, enthusiastic personality has made her a welcome member of many clubs. President of the Senior f ' rench Club and Daphne of the Senior Play. BARBARA TWOMBLY Barbara was President of the Glee Club in her Senior year, and Treasurer for three years of the Dramatic Club. She has also been active in many other clubs and on many committees. She will be remembered as Dolda in the Senior Play. Funny how one always thinks of Alfred in con- nection with Barbara. EARL WAHL Earl ' s dancing ability plus hisj pleasant personality makes a perfect combination. (Ask Daffy.) He has also the soul of an artist; Art Club second and third years. RONALD BARTLETT Bart has gained fame for S. H. S. as being unusually clever on the mound . He is Chairman of our Banquet Committee and in his Junior year decorated the hall for Prom, and speaking of decorations, you all probably know that Bart thinks a certain red-head it just it . RICHARD DRAKE Richie is quite a heart breaker. Won- der what the magnetic drawing powers of Sharon hold for him? He was an active member of the Science Club as a Freshman and has been in the Camera Club during his Senior year. ALLAN BEALE Allan is one of the class musicians, and perhaps some day we ' ll all be playing or singing his music. Allan must have a magnetic personality ; anyhow, we can ' t keep track of his affairs, which change as quickly as the weather. LOUISE WERESKA Louise has been a very busy lady. She was our Vice-President, 2, 3; member of Student Council, 2, 3. She has belonged to numerous clubs and committees. She received letters in Basketball and Hockey. It seems that Rus is interested in her work, too. GORDON FULLER Gordon is a fellow we known very little about, but we do know he loves to roller- skate. Banquet Committee. Page Six Patronize Semaphore Advertisers

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