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

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1944 SEMAPHORE ★ ★ DEDICATION As members of America ' s great multitude of high school graduates, we, with proud and just cause, dedicate this yearbook to those members of our class who have pledged their lives to the preservation of our democratic ways of life. 3

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SEMAPHORE 1944 CLASS ODE (tune of Londonderry Air) Joseph Levy Dear Stoughton High, the road before us ne ' er will end, We face the doors of Future op ' ning wide; Your guiding hand has helped us near this ever rounding bend, We leave thee now, with courage in our stride. Fond memories of you will linger in our hearts, Your ivied wails, untouched by despots ' say ; With faith and honor as our guide, we now depart, Accept the torch and bid farewell to you, this day. As we look back upon the four years spent with thee, Our happy days are not beyond recall; Oh Stoughton High, the time has been a short eternity, But it will e ' er remain in mem ' ry ' s hall. Thus, from thy ranks we march as men and women, free. Our books are closed, our studies now are o ' er; This last good-bye is tearful with finality. Remember always, us, the class of ' forty-four. 2

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SEMAPHORE 1944 To the faculty we extend sincere appreciation for their patience with us during the past four years ADMINISTRATION Mr. Howard Randall, Principal Mathematics Miss Dorothy Arnold English Mr. Frank Burke Mathematics Mr. Franklin Crosby History and Mathematics Mrs. Marion Donahue English and Science Miss Christine Donovan Secretarial Training Miss Lottie Elzbut ....Business Training Miss Rose Enos La:in and Biology Miss Margaret Flynn ... English Mr. Joseph Knowles j U. Science Miss Rita Lavallee French Miss Dorothea MacDonald English Miss Isabel Murphy History Miss Ilona Rafalko Social Studies Miss Vera Ross Business Training Miss Marion Tarbox Clerical Training Mrs. Gertrude Tomfohrde Home Economics