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

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19 4 3 SEMAPHORE The Seniors leave the Physics Lab with many regrets. Drue Johnson expresses her sympathy to the next year ' s leading lady of the Senior Play and hopes her dramatic ability will help to carry her through. Eddie Parent and Mickie Bishop leave their shortness and all to any unfortunate fellows who don ' t happen to want to grow any more. Mimi Barker bequeaths her matrimonial plans to Eleanor Lewis and hopes she will have just as much fun planning her future as she had. Jimmie Critser leaves the chem lab in as good a condition as hoped for, to Philip Randall, who may have the next pleasure of attempting to blow the school up. Betty Iversen leaves her humor and wit to Evelyn Bishop and hopes she will do it justice. Therese Willy Williams entrusts her modern music hobby to some swing friend of the future seniors. Cece Murphy and Chris Carabatsos leave their dancing ability to a couple as smooth as they. Knotno Rafalko and Freddie McKay leave their fine athletic ability for some junior to accomplish. Pinky Fox leaves his hair on the door tops of the school. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto affixed our seal to this, our Last Will and Testament, on this twenty-fifth day of June, one thousand nine-hundred and forty-three. Class of 1943 Witnesses: S. H. S. 25

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SEMAPHORE -iA 19 4 3 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1943, upon our departure from Stoughton High School, being of sound mind, do publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament m the manner following: — To Mr. Randall we wish to express our sincerest gratitude for his thorough guid- ance. To the faculty we leave peace and contentment. To the juniors we leave our class spirit and originality ' for them to try to attain. To the sophomores we leave the headaches and enjoyment that goes with a success- ful Junior Prom. We leave our class colors to the freshmen in hopes that they will have as much fun in the four years to come. We leave our sincere appreciation to Miss Goeres for her unlimited assistance toward our graduation. To some fortunate caretakers, Mai Hogan and Dottie Holmes leave the secret enjoyment of keeping the dusty stockroom in order. Lilly Grubenskas and Mary Alexander leave with sighs the worries, great priv- ileges, and honor of taking care of the office. Beryl Randall, our delightful Editor-in-Chief, wishes her job on the Semaphore to some poor creature. Our own Mr. Five by Five, ' none other than Ed Lukey Lucas, leaves his roly- polyness to Irving Janock. Lilly Grubenskas and Hunk Cohenno leave their Romeo and Juliet partner- ship to Warren Lapworth and Pat Burke. Eva Martin wishes on Lorraine Dyett her wonderful talent in singing. Paul Mac McDermott bequeaths his Casanova style and quality to little Henry Vissotsky. Good luck, Henry 1 Bernard Lucky Silva leaves his boots and saddle along with his riding to Rusty Russell. Alice Homer bequeaths her swiftness in hockey to Jeanette Januskis. Jeannie Crean bequeaths her interest in books to Dorothy Kimtis. Helen Kasupski wills all her speed in shorthand to Eleanor DiCastro. To Steve Weaver, Piggy Lapworth, Arthur Corbett, Eddie Struzziero; Md Kaitz, Sam Pechonis, and Chris Carabatsos leave their chumminess. Dottie McPherson and Warren Ecclestone both bequeath their brilliance and ability to study to all who need it. Dave Handy leaves his ability to draw to Donald Cherr) ' . Wini White bequeaths her gift of gab to Ellin Buckley. Blondie Ledin bequeaths his quaint air of who cares to John LaFrance. 24

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SEMAPHORE 19 4 3 Name Mary Alexander Edmund Atkinson Miriam Barker David Baskin Barbara Batchelder Milton Bishop Robert Blair Virginia Blye Henry Bomhard James Brown Milton Caplan Chris Carabatsos Shirley Chrestensen Esther Christmann Ward Clifford Chester Cohenno Hanlon Cohenno Donald Condon Mary Conway Marjorie Corbett Jack Crane Jean Crean James Critser Anne D ' Amadio Charles Downs Dorothy Duggan Warren Ecclestone Leo Estabrooks STATISTICS U LL. tlonoy Ambition Dancing Secretary Model building Civil engineer Dates To live Map collecting 2nd Lieut, in the Army Engineers Reading good books Private secretary Sports Naval aerial ' gunner Getting along with people Graduate Circusiana Secretary Airplanes Navigator Drawing Naval Aviation Post Drums Drafting Drums Be successful Drawmg Commercial artist Knitting and reading Nurse Photography Sailor Photography Sports To live a good life Horseback riding Army Medical Corps Music, swimming To travel Reading good books Secretary Working To get some place worthwhile in time to enjoy it. Reading history To enlist Chemistry Create the all-powerful explosive Bowling To enjoy life Hunting, fishing Navy diver Jitterbugging Nurse Reading Travel Model airplanes Airplane mechanic 26