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

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SEMAPHORE 194 1 CLASS WILL Last Will and Testament That which we had, we the class of 1941 made the most of; and that which we have left, we most willingly leave to you in this, our Last Will and Testament. To Mr. Randall goes our deepest and most sincere thanks. To the faculty we leave relief. To the juniors we leave a Senior Play which will be hard to equal. To Miss Goeres we leave the sophomores to fill in where we leave ofiF in music class To the freshmen we leave our class colors, upon which we expect them to bestow new honors. He to whom we go to ask questions, Harold Curtis, leaves his pyso-chemistry genious to James Boom Critzer. Alice MacLean intends keeping it in the family and bequeaths her talented voice to her sister, Marion. The Department of Dry Humor Inc., Too Boy Doda leaves to young Esquire Gusciora. Hugh Duffy Monahan inherits that vacant I don ' t get it look of Achor Doc Campbell. Ginny Vanston bequeaths her extensive wardrobe to Barbara Powers. Winnie Raychard leaves her sparkling eyes and entrancing smile to Francine Burnham. Chessy leaves captain-elect Dutchy the trouble of organizing a new shower- room chorus and wishes of success to the team this coming season. Our King of Wit, Albin Gusciora, leaves a school-wide search for a master of ceremonies for our next Stunt Night. Evy Never-without-Lena Robinson and Lena Never-without-Evy Giammarco, leave their chumming-around to Beth Ryder and Lucille Rogalski. Harry Phillips and the Five leave Mush Rafalko and the team a wonderful opportunity to keep both Hockamock and South Shore Cups. The R ' thm Kings leave the High School a novel idea and the melody. All our troubles and secrets we leave with sympathetic Christina Carabatsos. Rosemary McCormick entrusts her duties as Editor-in-chief of the Semaphore to Christine Carabatsos. June Harris leaves her charming personality to Jean Hawes. Albena Stripinis, our number-one hoofer, leaves her talent to Margie Sprague. Efficient office girls Annie Walent and Flo Charnecke leave the reins of the office team in the hands of Helen Curry and Mary Tucker. Mary Reilly ' s merry laughter is left re-echoing through the halls Ruth Benson ' s matrimonial plans are left to the next lucky girl. 27

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194 1 SEMAPHORE WILLIAM WEBSTER Bill, the leader of our class, Is head man at the bank; His wife ' s a dream — his children, ah! The fourth one ' s name is Hank. ELEANOR WILLIAMS When you wonder about your food, Elly can set you at rest, She knows about these vitamins You store beneath your vest. JACQUELINE WETZEL We knew she wanted to be a nurse, But some bit of fate, you know, Made Jackie the A-1 housewife, With hubby the A-1 beau. EDWARD WILLIS Shoveling dirt ' s his occupation, He heaves with a mighty arm; He used to boast when just a kid That he would own a farm. PRISCILLA WHITTEMORE HARRY WILSON Pussy has a lot of knowledge; Harry owns some smart garages. After graduating from Mass. State College, He can fix up any car, A bacteriologist is she He is his own mechanic. And chases away bugs for a very small fee. He can beat them all by far. 26

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194 1 SEMAPHORE Edward Willis ' pitching arm is left to Robert Magee. Henry Brickell leaves his humor to Jack Crane. Muriel Cunningham leaves her sports ability to Dorothy Pentz. Florence Holm and Phebe Barnes leave their artistic talents to Tom Winfisky and Joe Novick. Gloria Jasmin leaves her typing speed to Helen Curry. Jolly and obliging Jason Mann ' s transportation company has left on a one-way errand. Gerry Sicilano ' s shortness is willed to Margaret Martin. William Alexander leaves his business ability to Robert Magee Alma Larson ' s obliging manners are left to Irene Dahlin. Helen Dyett bequeaths her rhyming ability to Dorothy Lysko. June Harris and Rosemary McCormick leave their stage poweress to Francine Burn- ham and Drucilla Johnson. Jo LaCivita ' s ladylike qualities are left to Dorothy MacPherson. The grime and grit of the stockroom is handed down from Eleanor Parent and Catherine Capen to Charlotte Hatch and Helen Swirnalis. Class of 1941 Witnessess: S. H. S. 28