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

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1944 SEMAPHORE Fourth Row: L. McLean, E. Struzziero, R. Smith, R. O ' Day, J. DeVito, W. McDonald. Third Row: J, Levy, A. Liftman, K. Smith, B. Grant, A. Sevian, M. Pittsavaije, P. Donahue, V. Johnson, E, Sevian, J. Baker. Second Row: H. Grant, R. Vachon, M. Heelan, J. Januskis, M. Connell, R. Bird, P. Ecclestone, M. Zumas, M. Tate, E. Nagy, E. Batchelder, V. Crane, E. Kennedy, L. Lysko, B. Savini. First Row: C. Duggan, H. Delasco, B. Zaiser, V. Fedorchuk, R. Grant, R. Dray, M. Wisotsky, E. Buckley, M. Corbett, E. DiCastro, P. Burke. SEMAPHORE Adviser — Miss Margaret Flynn Editor-in-chiej — Ruth Grant Business Manager — Robert Dray The Semaphore, under the supervision of Miss Flynn and its Editor-in-chief, Ruth Grant, has concluded a very successful year despite the difficulties imposed upon the staff by the war situation. No dances were sponsored this year and funds were acquired through advertising, which was ably handled by Robert Dray. Much enjoyment was derived from the organization of the four editions, which appeared every few months during the school year. The staff this year and the Yearbook committees endeavored to make a few changes in general wording and appearance of the book. To those girls in the Secretarial Course who had the task of doing all the typing and mimeographing, the staff offers its sincere thanks. 29

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.SEMAPHORE 1944 Third R nc : R. Tobin, P. Mason, R. Goward, R. Kelleher, G. Caggiana, P. Catalano. Second Row: P. Harris, W. Grout, R. Blye, A. Dray, S. Weaver, I. Janock, P. Clark. J. Ezepeck, D. Kimtis, Mr. Burke. Fir si Roil.- E. Struzziero, W. Lapworth, G. Dunn, W. Batte, A. Liftman, R. ODav. N. Mitchell, M. Johnson, R. Maynard, J. Souza, J. LaFrance. FOOTBALL Coach — Mr. Frank V. Burke Captain — Robert O ' Day The Stoughton High School football team won the most important game of the season when it defeated its bitter rival, Canton, by a score 7-6. The fact that this was the only game it won does not mean the team was a poor one. The boys played a good game all season, but lack of experienced reserves was a ditificulty they could not overcome. Stoughton should again be a football power next season with eight returning let- termen. Lost to the team by graduation will be Capt. Robert O ' Day, William Batte, Alvin Liftman, Nicholas Mitchell, and Ralph Maynard. 30