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

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SEMAPHORE 1944 Nai)ie Amanda E. Anderson Joan Atherton George Badeau Polly Barker William A. Batte Ramona Bird Jeanne Bishop Albina a. Blaizis Leonard Blanc Gertrude Buschenfeldt Evelyn E. Caplan Deborah F. Cline Shirley E. Cohenno Mary J. Corbett Marie Cotter Francis A. Gushing Kenneth Estey Davis Melen Delasco Joseph Paul DeVito Eleanor M. DiCastro Philip J. Dooley Patricia E. Donahue Robert J. Dray Catherine P. Duggan Virginia T. Fedorchuk Clifford S. Fowler Lois Fralick STATISTICS Hobby Ambition Swimming Cadet Nurse Knitting To do hair-dressing A ■ 1 Airplanes lo be successful Living 1 o iiy d plane Sports Aerial gunner A.A.F. Writing Letters lo receive an answer Everything To be happy Bowling, dancing Cadet Nurse Rifle Practice Rifle instructor Reading, writing letters Grow taller Jitterbugging To join the Navy Horseback riding Find my place in this great big world Everything To enjoy life Dancing Private Secretary Collecting Photographs Secretary Electricity Graduate Reading To graduate Spending money To save some Making money Live long enough to spend it Crocheting, reading Private secretary Automobiles To operate successful trucking and contracting business Reading To be a success Airplanes, women Live a full life Jitterbugging To get some place on time Ah! Ah I! Meteorology To be successful Writing letters To live and be happy 16

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1944 SEMAPHORE James Kelley inherits the love and acclaimed knowledge of automobiles from our little flower — Stewie Snow. Fudgy Fedorchuk and Ginny Ruggerio leave their duties in the stock room. Warren Lapworth inherits the worldly ways of Snookie Maynard. Leonard Blanc leaves his absolute conscientiousness to a capable successor, Frankie Marron. Barbara Zaiser bequeaths her vim and vitality to Gussy Kennedy. To Dottie Leonard and Gloria Williams are left the uproariosly good times to- gether of Helen Delasco and Ramona Bird. Dick Lindelof leaves his musical accomplishments to Jack Sawyer, Robert Ivaldi and come what may. Joan Atherton leaves her glowing blonde hair to Pearl Schaaf. Catty Duggan, with her dual personality, leaves her chumminess and laughing eyes to Midge Pittsavage and Pat Burke. Joe Silva and Dick Smith leave their sincerity and best wishes to many everlasting friendships. Choking from fumes, shocked by explosions and jammed with knowledge, the seniors leave the sagging walls and leaking gas jets of old room thirty-five — our Laboratory. Ruby Trowbridge leaves her come hither eyes to Elsie Kingsley. Alvin Liftman bequeaths his cupie curls and his charming manners to Eddie Struzzerio. Eleanor DiCastro leaves her secretarial accomplishments unrivaled. And as we go disparagingly on our way, we leave our unerasable mark on the already marred records of S. H. S. In witness whereof we, the after signed, have here unto set our hand to this, our last will and testament, at Stoughton, Massachusetts this twenty-third day of June, A. D. 1944. Class of 1944 Witnesses U N Me 1 15

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1944 SEMAPHORE Name Lena Fustolo Mary E. Goward Ruth Grant Marguerite L. Green Phyllis A. Hadley Elizabeth I. Harper Dorothy Hogan L. Audrey Holmes Florence E. Holmes Ralph F. Hunt Jeanette Januskis Virginia Johnson Phillip Max Katz Robert Kelly Dorothy B. Kimtis Margaret M. King Anthony J. LaCivita Norma E. Leathers Joseph E. Levy Eleanor Lewis Alvin Liftman Richard Lindelof Roberta Long Helen G. Lowry Marian MacLean Christina E. Mann Joseph Mara Ralph A. Maynard Hobby Ambition Reading Secretary Bowling, skating and dancing Cadet Nurse Living To be a success Reading, skating To be a success Skating, bowling To succeed in whatever I undertake Knitting School teacher Bowling To be a bookkeeper Sewing To become an R. N. Dancing Goal of success reached always Horseback riding Naval aerial photographer Record collecting To see the world Needlework To succeed Bowling A minus quantity Saving money To be happy Sports, dancing To travel Skating Housewife Swimming, bowling To become a Navy mechanic Reading To succeed Dancing, roller skating To be successful Crocheting To succeed Bowling To be a success Sleeping To get more sleep Horseback riding Secretary Records, roller skating To be a good wife Singing To sing with an orchestra Dancing, skating To have success and happiness Stamps To achieve success Sports Coaching 17