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

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SEMAPHORE 1940 Silver- voiced Marjory Hanks leaves her mellow tones to Alice MacLean. Edith Kartstein bequeaths her paints and brushes to Florence Holm. Everett Roach leaves Mr. Knowles broken-test-tubed. Lee Wancus leaves Wanna-kiss. ' ' behind. Julius Shipalawski, Shippa , leaves the grid and gals to the bashful, blushing captain-elect, Tommy Chestnut. Who will inherit Drip Capen ' s sinister, blood-curdling pen. Francine Burnham ' s dark hair, brown eyes, and love ly smile are all to be inherited from Myrna Murphy. Red Horan leaves his business ability to Billy Alexander. Harriet Lipsky leaves her efficiency to Flossy Charnecke. John Deacon leaves his oratory to George Terrill, and his sense of humor with Joe Cotter. Duke DeLuca bequeaths his long basket shots to Dutch Leonard. Everett Ceruti leaves Miss Lyons without a reliable ticket seller. Ralph Crean leaves his pranks to John O ' Hare. Gabber Gordon leaves. In witness whereof we, the after-signed, have hereunto set our hand to this, our Last Will and Testament at Stoughton, Massachusetts, this twenty-first day of June, A. D., 1940 Class of 1940 Witnesses: S. H. S. 23

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SEMAPHORE 1940 STATISTICS Na»ie Thomas Anderson Louis Bass Richard Batchelder Arthur Burnham Robert Burnham Theresa Buschenfeldt Alden Capen Elisa Carrara Everett Ceruti Victoria Charnecke Stella Chisholm Henry Christman Richard Churchill Fred Connell, Jr. Ralph Crean Robert Crevola Edward Daly John Deacon Evelyn Deering Rocco DeLuca Paul Dervinis Sanford Dittmer, Jr. Frances Drea Louis Dykeman John Elliott Mildred Fischer Mary Flynn Edna Fralick Emily Glover Charles Gordon Anna Greenberg Marjory Hanks Hobby Electricity Reading ColL Miniatures Hockey Sports Cooking Writing Talking Music Everything Reading Boy Scouts Photography Reading Bowling Swing records Writing Plumbing Pen pals Sports Ambition To execute at prison To relate history To double for Spencer Tracy To play for the Bruins To be worth his weight in gold To study dietetics To own a magazine To be a good conversationalist To be a good husband To get rich To type 125 words a minute To be a scout executive To get married To be or not to be To do bookkeeping To do commercial art To write a best seller To work at plumbing To marry her pen pal To referee sports Making eyes at dream girl To take dream girl out Inventing To invent a tractor-auto combination To keep a happy home Pen pals Fishing Radios Sports Window-shopping Pen pals Dramatics Farming Post Cards Music To win the Nobel Prize To operate radios To travel To be a friend to all To work at dietetics To do secretarial work To acquire a wit To be a nurse To sing 25