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

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SEMAPHORE 1344 Name Hobby Ambition William McDonald Nicholas M. Mitchell Robert O ' Day Anne C. Peduto Virginia Ruggerio Dorothy Sarado Hope Sawyer Frank Sellars Anahid Sevian Merton R. Shields, Jr. Joseph Silva Richard Smith Stewart G. Snow Barbara Swallow Ruby Trowbridge Rosemary Vachon Julia Walent Mary Wisotsky Barbara L. Zaiser Madeline Zumas Making money To retire and spend it Collecting sports pictures To become a Navy man Athletics, rifle shooting Electronic engineer Music Interior decorator Writing letters to service friends To pilot a plane Sewing clothing Typist and office work Letter writing To become a nurse Getting out of trouble To join the Navy Sports, music To be a private secretary Baseball To own a successful dairy farm Chemical engineer To fly Photography Swimming Automobiles To own a chain of garages and service stations Dancing, roller skating Sports Dancing, writing letters Reading Being happy Knitting, reading Writing poetry Secretary To be successful To be a successful actress Enjoy life Always to be happy and gay To be a success in life To be worth-while 18

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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

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1944 SEMAPHORE CLASS PROPHECY World War II has ended — what a celebration ! But that ' s not the only reason for our congregation. We ' re having a grand reunion of the Class of ' 44 Just to get together and talk and talk some more. Since our graduation a number of years have passed, How many, we won ' t mention — but here we are at last. But before we go any further, here ' s a brief resume Of what has happened to all of us since Graduation Day. Amanda Anderson Money, money, money, That ' s Amanda ' s fate. For she ' s in the ticket office ■Working at the State . Albina Blaizis Ask Beansy and she ' ll tell you A man ' s work is from sun to sun. But since she is a housewife. Her work is never done. Joan Atherton Joan has more than proved her say That blondes have ways with men. For this new siren of the screen Vamps them time and time again. Leonard Blanc Lennie Blanc, a quiet boy. Has far surpassed us all. He is now a famed artiste Playing in Carnegie Hall. George Badeau George has really done all right, Gone right to the top, I mean. For he ' s the dashing Romeo That you see on the movie screen. Gertrude Buschenfeldt Gertie B. is popular In surgery, night and day. A nurse, to be successful. Must prefer work, to play. Polly Barker Polly ' s become a hostess, But not in a plane as you ' d guess. She ' s hostess in a night club. Very exclusive — ah, yes! Evelyn Caplan Cappy has her USO Doing all she can To entertain our fighting boys Returning from Japan. William Batte To those who don ' t frequent the theater We arc proud to relate That Uncle William has become Manager of the State . Deborah Cline Happy is Deborah, Equestrienne most able, To her, work is a pleasure For she owns a stable. Ramona Bird Ramona, too, is back in town This lady is no prig. Her studies all have aided her To become a prof, of trig. Shirley Cohenno Immense responsibilities Shirley handles every day. As a foreign emissary She has no time for play. Jeanne Bishop After all the experience gained At Newberry ' s Five and Ten, Jeannie owns a candy store. Yes, she ' s at it again. Mary Corbett Mary is the beauty who Has caused quite a sensation. As the lovely Miss America She ' s known in every nation. 19