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

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WALTER McEWAN He senses all who dares he true. Dusty, one of the most cheerful boys in our class, is well-liked by everyone. He did his part in lielijing out with the scener.v for the Senior Pl;i. -. We don ' t know what he plans to do in the future, but good luck, Walter. Activities — Basketball 2 : Baseball 2. PETER MEARS None would rob Peter io pay Paul. Pete and his stooge Bill concoct some merr.v plans. Peter grins and lie counts mon- ey. He also distributes such things as .Junior Rings, Class Dues Receipts, and Senior Class Pins. As our Treasurer, he will present the Class Cift. Activi- ties — Dramatic Club, I ' resident 4; Class Treasurer 4; Junior iting Conunittee :) ; Junior Prom Committee :! ; Student Council 3, 4; Graduation Committee 4. WILLIAM MEARS What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Billy is (luiet and re- served and also ver.v good look- ing. He never has very much to say, but is always willing to support any affair that is sjjonsored. He was on the Sophomore Dance, Junior I ' rom, and Graduation Committees; Football 3. EDWARD MESERVE A moral, sensible, well-bred young man. Another Senior bo. attracted b.v the charm of the Junior girls. Eddy is ahva. s ready to offer his services and the use of his car in time of need. Glee Club 2; I ' hotographer Commit- tee 4. MARJORIE MOSMAN Act well your part, there all the honour lies. .Marj is the essence of elo- cution. She not onl.v enunci- ates par cxcelleiK ' e but she can take shorthand with rapid strokes. Here ' s luck to you, Marjorie, in the secretarial field. Activities — Secretary of Sophomore Class, Handicraft Club, 2, 3: Senior Play; Com- mercial Club; Dramatic Club 2, 3 ; Student Council 2, AINA PACKARD The greatest prayer is pa- tience. Aina has taken the Home Kconomics Course for four years. She ' ll make some lucky man a good wife in the future. She can be found an.v week-end at the I ' at-Pan-lOto in her prim red and white apron saying, with the sweetest smile, May I help ■ou ' . ' Activities — Basket- ball 1. MAUDE PAINE Tranquillity is the supreme power. Maude is quite slim an ' l prett.v. Though she liasn ' t any lilans for the future, we ' re sure a certain indi ' .idual would hav.i very i)ositive ideas about that. RUTH RABY Life has no blessing like a prudent friend. Ruby is a tall, auburn- haired Senior. Weren ' t you surprised hy her acting in the Senior I ' lay? Ruby plans to stud. - nursing in X. Y. (Jood luck. Rubv. Activities — Glee Club 1. 2, 4 ; Ba.sketball 1. 2, 3 ; .Senior Play. EDNA RAFALKO When down in the garden sweet Daffodil unties her yellow bonnet, ' tis a time o ' dreams. lOddie has a cherubic face haloed by golden curls, and dimples. Her fingers are nimble on a t.vpewriter and her feet nimble on a dance floor. And — she blushes I Activitie.s — Student Council Representative 1 ; Glee Club 1,2; Drainntic2. 3; French Club 3; Hock.-, 1, :;. 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4 ; Senior FMay Pub- licity Committee 4 ; Commercial Club Vice-president 4. ANNA RAILA Happiness is not the end of life; character is. Annie is very serious mind- ed. She believes in going at a job wholeheartedly, as the sales students know when she sold the window washing liquid to us. Perhaps she will be knock- ing at our doors before long. Who knows? Activities — French Club 3; Handicraft Club 2. Page Nine

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KATHLEEN KELL Let me live in a house by the side of the road, and be a friend to man. Sally i.s the dainty lass who has entered every field in High School and emerged as victor. In sports, studies, dances, class activities and arguments, she has successfully proved that you can ' t keep a good Irish- woman down. Activities: Hock- ey 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Freshman representative ; Hallowe ' en Dance Conimittee : Ring Committee 3 : Prom Com- mittee 3 ; Class Photographer Comittee 4 : Graduation Com- mittee 4 ; Cheerleader 4 ; Senior Play. PAUL KELLEY Wit is the salt of conver- sation. This boy seems very fond of music, especially that of n guitar. He seemed to enjoy league meetings very much. His activities Include Glee Club : Orchestra ; Art Club : Sema- phore : Dramatic Club ; Base- ball ; Football. EDMUND KIMTIS Art is man ' s nature. Nature is God ' s Art. A nature-lover in all its forms. Edmund is an expert in fishing, hunting, forestry and oil paint- ing. Some of his beautiful drawings speak for this silent boy, who lets only the Town- send Plan and Drum Gelzinis disturb his eternal calm. Activi- ties — Edmund ' s skillful fingers were responsible for much of the beautiful scenei-y used in the Senior Play. NELLIE KUCINSKIS A Man ' s Wisdo)n is his Best Friend. When a person has re- tained more than an average student can acquire — he can feel that no more can be ex- pected of him. It is thus that Nellie has spent her four years. Activitie.s — Assistant B. B. Man- ager 3 : B. B. Manager 4 ; Sema- phore 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Art Club 3. 4 ; Graduation Committee 4 ; Ticket Conmiittee ; French Club 1. MARY LACIVITA Happy am I, from care I ' m free! Why aren ' t they all content like me? Mary is another quiet girl, but she has many friends who are wishing her the best of luck when she gets that job as a private secretary to J. P. Morgan. Activitie.s — (jlee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Commercial Club 4 ; Senior Play Committee 4. Page Eight HELEN LANIGAN She does naught but be- friend all with the merrie twinkle of her eyes. Pat , a buxom lass with a heart of gold. Her ambition In life should be to try making an enemy — and she would fail ! Ac- tivitie.s — French Club President 1 : Hallowe ' en Dance Committee : Handicraft Club. 3 ; Usherette at Senior Play : Graduation Cfimmittee. ROBERT LAPORTE Adversity is the first path to truth. Booby — not so dumb, really an up and coming young man. He sings, and he eats, and sleeps and all that sort of stuff and nonsense. On top of everything, he stutters, and yet he does not stutter. What I mean is that he ' ll stutter if he has to — otherwise he ' s quite normal. Activities — Sophomore Dance Ticket Committee : Sen- ior Play Cast ; Senior Play Tick- ets ; Senior Play Committee. KENNETH LEAHY ' Much wisdom often goes ivith feicest words. If a vote were taken, Kenny would be voted most popular and most likely to succeed. If you know Kenny you ' ll know why. We wish you the best of luck, alwavs. Ken. Activities —Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 : Basketball 2. 3. 4. the cap- tain the 4th year. Junior Ring Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee. Graduation Committee. Semaphore Business Manager, So] homore Hallowe ' en Dance Cf)mmittee. LEROY LITCHFIELD A man isn ' t poor if he can still laugh. This is certainly true of Le- roy, because wherever he goes he has that devastating grin f)n display. Many a girl ' s heart has gone pitter-patter when he has given the fair .sex a sample of his melodious tenor voice, which also aided him with his cheer leading. Activities — Prom Committee 3 : Dramatic Club 3. 4 : treasurer. Sema- phore 3 ; Assistant Manager Basketball 2. 3 ; Senior Play ; Graduation Committee : Cheer- leader 4. GEORGE MADAN Studious of ease and fond of humble things. Here is one boy who never lets an.xthing (including home- work) bother him. It seems that George concerns himself only with fields that deeply interest him — shf e manufac- turing being one. freshman girls another. But never let it be said, when George has reached the top, that we didn ' t tell you so. Activities — Senior Pla Scenery.

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ILLIAM REILLY 7 like ivork; it faschiates me. I can sit aud look at it for hours. Red is the brawny man who dominates h i s history and English classes, by his very eilent moods. A likeable fellow, ne has in the past displayed strong feelings toward the fair- er sex. This carrot-topped young man has thrilled us in the field of sports and all in all has been the life of the party throughout these four all-too- short vears. Activities — Foot- ball 3. 4. GEORGE RIST Rome was not built in a day. George is a very big little Senior, and a good friend to all. Moe is a quiet Boy Scout but he ' ll always be ready to help out a classmate. MARY RIVELLA It is not what he has o-- even what he docs, which expresses the worth ot a person, but what he is. The Queen of Hearts, our never-tiring Mary. Remember her dancing in the Senior Play? Her name is constantly on the honor list. Where there ' s Mary, there ' s Sallv. Activities — Bas- ketball 1. 2, 3, 4 ; French Club 1. 3 : Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4, captain 4 ; Hallowe ' en Dance Commit- tee 2 : Secretary of Class 3. 4 : Junior Prom Committee ; Jun- ior Ring Committee ; Dramatic Club, vice-president 4 : Student Council 3. 4 ; Commercial Club 4 ; Graduation Committee 4. ANTRINETT ROACH Of all the arts, great music is the art to raise the soul above all earthly storms. Music hath charms which Antrinett has mastered. In spite of leading a busy life at home and in school activities and studies. Ann has found time to study music and organ- ize an orchestra. Activities — Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 2 ; Usherette at Gradua- tion 3 ; Senior Play. CHESTER SMITH Young fellows will be young fellows, We remember Chet especially for his splendid acting in the Senior Play and Dramatic Club plays. Even off stage he is the dashing young Romeo, especial- ly with a certain brown-eyed Junior. Chet is interested in Chemistry; no wonder he ' s on the honor list ! Activities — Dra- matic Club 2, 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3 ; Senior Play 4. Page Ten 2 INIARIE SmTH The enduring elegance of female friendship. Who could forget the girl with the smile? Marie has brought happiness to everyone ' s heart by her never-ending fun and joking. Another case of Where there ' s Marie there ' s Re- gina. ROBERT SMITH There is an unspeakable pleasure attending the life of a voluntary student. Bob, the scholar of the class, says little. but works mindful of responsibilities, which he carries so well. He has also proved himself to be a talented actor. Remember his portrayal of Prof. Mclntyre in the Senior Pla.v? You ' ll suc- ceed. Bob. and we are all cheer- ing for you. Activitie.s — Junior Prom Ticket Committee ; Jun- ior Ring Committee ; Senior Play Committee ; Senior Play cast ; Semaphore 3. 4. ALICE STANWOOD How like a poplar — so tall and stately. Shorty is an adept toe- dancer, we hear. Her sense of hum jr has thrived on the con- stant references to her stature. Alice is our own tall, thin, girl ! Activities — Handicraft Club 2 : Fasketball 2, 3, 4 ; Commercial Club secretary ; Senior Play : Senior Play Program Commit- tee ; Usherette at Senior Play. ELIZA STONE Of every noble ivork the si- lent part is best. Of all expression that tvhich cannot be expressed. Liza is that tall, quiet girl to whom credit for part of all good art work seen in the Sema- phore is due. Her lovely hands are destined to wield a painter ' s brush and Liza is going to make sure that her career is Art. with time out. probably, for dancing. Her ac tivities include Art Club 3. 4 : Semaphore 3, 4 ; Handicraft Club 3. ADAM STONKUS Thought is deeper than all speech. Feeling deeper than all thought. The boy with the motto. Silence is golden. If we had all boys like this one we should have a perfect school.