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

Page 26 text:

SEIMAPHORE 1950 Dave Cherry leave? his friendliness to anv Junior who can smile twentv-four hours a day. Goldie Sheehan leaves with her diamond sparkling and stars in her eyes. Charles Liftman leaves the fu n he had in S. H. S. to Martin Kaitz. Hilda Silva leaves for Taunton as if she were jet-propelled. Rosamond Cohenno leaves her music to Odette Roderiques with the hope that some dav they ' ll meet at the Met. ' Chris Georges leaves his scientific experiments to anyone who can perform them without blowing up the school. Laila Bodine leaves her pretty eyes to Jean Lapworth. Joanne Lvons leaves with the thought of running all the way to Brighton. Wallace Whittemore leaves his arguments in Problems Class to any Junior who can stay in class long enough to finish them. Barbara Keefe leaves her height and sunny smile to Joanne alker. Ann Calder leaves her quiet ways to Pat Kelt. Mike Georges leaves his weight to any football player who can use it to beat Canton on Thanksgiving Day. Barbara Munson leaves her bangs to Nancy Russell. Shirlev Corbett leaves her problems of being Vice-President to the next Vice- President. Armando Roderigues leaves his brf)wn eves to au Junior who can wink at two girls at once. Joan Dalev leaves her curls to Bunny Barbato with the happy thought that she doesn ' t have to worry about the rain. Brenda Rowe leaves her stvlish taste to any underclassman worthy of it. Ralph Gallo leaves all the girls he knows to anyone who can remember one from the other. Marie Silva leaves her long walks to an) one who can follow her trail. Marion Ramsdell leaves her laugh to Joan Broderick in hopes that she finds a lot to laugh about. illiam Bowman leaves his thumb to anvone who has to go to Brockton every day. Anna Havward leaves her height to Natalie Silva. Dave Martin leaves his anxiety to graduate to any wise Junior. Ruth Forbes and Frannv Wenskevich leave their stockroom to Joan McGillvray. Betty Lundstedt leaves her vearbook worries to the next suffering editor. Mildred Drake leaves her arguments about the Red Sox to anyone who can find as manv wonderful things about them as she did. Emerson Cooper leaves with a long line behind him. Phvllis Ward leaves her charming personality to anyone deserving of it. Paula Page leaves for Rolland the next time the bus comes around. Charles Ivaldi leaves his dancing feet to some worthy Junior. 24

Page 25 text:

1950 SEMAPHORE CLASS WILL We, the ambitious and determined class of 1950. having completed four unfor- gettable and joyous years of learning and companionship, do hereby will and bequeath, on this 16th day of June, some of our talents, luck, happiness, and traditions to those future seniors whom we deem worthy of them. To Mr. Randall we leave our appreciation for his helpful guidance and untiring efforts. To all the faculty, who we hope will always have favorable memories of us, we leave many thanks for their wonderful friendship and patience through our four memorable years. To the Junior Class we leave the task of furthering the ideals we have thus far advanced. To the Student Council the Senior Class Officers wish the best of luck for success next year. Ann Cole leaves her strenuous studies to Flossy Frietas. Phyllis Hellner leaves her cheering ability to anyone who can keep her lungs in- tact for a whole game. Chet Kosinski leaves his Florida vacation to anyone able to be dismissed for a week. Eleanor Eagles leaves her gay personality to Carol Barbato. William Cummings leaves his towering height and a step ladder to Fred Stanton. Josephine Gonsalves leaves her gift of gab to Joan Macaluso with the admonition, Don ' t get caught in Study Hall! Virginia Redden leaves her quiet ways to Betty Coan. Gilbert Baker leaves his place on the basketball bench to Jack Farley. Charles Murphy leaves his problem, How can I afford to run a car? , to anyone who can answer it. Olive Coan. with tears in her eyes, leaves Ann Williams. Joseph DeAndrade leaves his manly build to Lloyd Baldwin. James McDonald leaves his berth on the Student Council to any brave Junior. 23

Page 27 text:

195 0 SEMAPHORE Reta Brooks leaves her red hair to Franny Sheehan. Eddie MacGregor leaves his parking place in the shade to anyone who can get to school early enough to catch it. Mary Krollman leaves her pleasant ways to anyone who can find so many nice things about so many people. Jean Gorman leaves her pleasant smile to any Junior who is friendly to so many people. Beverly Vose leaves to go to the dogs. Paul Goulston leaves his musical talents to Andy Denneno. Mary Portugal leaves with Louis and bright hopes for the future. Fran Dooley leaves his way with women to Gregg Krollman. Ruth Vachon leaves her footsteps to be followed by any brave Junior who won ' t be too shocked at where they may lead her. Ray Powell leaves his wide-awake ideas to Ralph Staples. Dick Henry leaves. In witness whereof, we the class of 1950. have set our seal hereto this 16th day of June, 1950. Witnesses : u N Me 25