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

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SEMAPHORE 19 4 3 CLASS ODE Music from The Olden So gs by Ellen J. Loreng This is the closing song we leave in part The golden joys we have within our heart. Deep in our memories your echoes dwell; The days of yore may linger with us well. Our hearts are filled with kindly memories dear. Of joys and sorrows spent throughout the year. Our thoughts of you with us will long remain, In years to come we ' ll not forget your name. Dear Stoughton High to thee we gladly sing With music that shall ever ever ring. Our love for thee will never become dim We know that peace for you we ' ll surely win. It is the future that we look indeed To spread the happiness we all should heed. But in our hearts the tender memories lie Reminding us of years that cannot die. Dear Stoughton High to thee we sing in song. Our praise to thee in guidance does belong. Your spirit leads us in our way of truth Enshrined forever in our days of youth. This is the end of our glad youthful days To thee we sing our ever grateful praise. Our love and faith shall guide us through the years; Dear Stoughton High we say goodbye with tears. Dorothy Holmes 2

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SEMAPHORE ' 0 19 4 3 We extend Our sincerest gratitude To those who gave help And guidance throughout the Years ADMINISTRATION Mr. Howard R. Randall, Principal Mathematics Miss Dorothy Arnold English Mr. Frank Burke Mathematics Mr. Franklin Crosby History and Mathematics Miss Christine Donovan Secretarial Training Miss Lottie Elzbut Business Training Miss Rose Enos Latin and Biology Miss Margaret Flynn . English Miss Rita Kelleher English Mr. Joseph Knowles Science Miss Rita Lavallee French Miss Dorothea MacDonald English Miss Isabel Murphy History Miss Ilona Rafalko History and Science Miss Vera Ross .r Business Training Miss Marion Tarbox Clerical Miss Pauline Todd- . Home Economics 4