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

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SEMAPHORE 1950 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Howard R. Randall. Principal Hanard A.B.. Ed. M. Mr. Gerard Anto.nellis Mechanic Arts Training School for Teachers of Mechanical Arts, B.S., Boston University Mr. Frank V. Burke University of Maine A.B. and 32 hours of graduate school Mr. Ralph C. Christon Catholic University, B.A.. Ua Salle Lni ersity, M.S. Miss Mary Commane Regis College, A.B. Miss Christine A. Donovan Boston I niversity. B.B.A.. Simmons College Mi Lottie A. Elzbl t Boston University. B.S.. M.C.S. Miss Margaret E. Flynn Simmons College, B.S. Mr Aaron Fink Rutgers University, B.S., Harvard University, Ed. L Mr. Robert S. Huston Monmouth College, A.B., Harvard I ni ersily. A.M. Miss Rita Lavallee Radcliffe, A.B.. Boston University, M.A. Mr. Arthur L. Penardi Boston University, B.S., M. Ed. Mrs. Marybeth Pomeroy Framingham State Teachers College, B.S. Miss Mabel Simmons Bates College, A.B. Miss Priscilla Smith Sargent College, B.S. Mr. Albert Twomey Boston College, B.S. Mr. a. Peter Willis Mathematics Sciences English Secretarial Business English Guidance Social Studies French, Spanish Physical Education and Driver Education Home Economics English, Latin Physical Education History Art, Mechanical Arts Massachusetts School of Art, B.S. in Education. George Washington University 4

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SEMAPHORE 19 5 0 Class Ode To the Tune of W elcome Sweet Spring Now. class of fifty, it ' s time to depart. Take with ou mem ries: leave here our heart. Four years we spent here now pass in review Reminding us of you Pack up your laughter, your spirit of fun. Take also knowledge, the world s to be won. Friendships we formed here, the ties that we made, Never will they fade. Echoing laughter old times recall. Ivv we planted beneath a red brick wall. Oh! How we 11 bring to you great happiness As we bypass each failure and rise to success. So give us your blessings. Dear Stoughton High. The world to us beckons, it ' s time to say goodbye. Years may go b . and the decades may pass Remember the half-centurv class. Words by Ruth Vachon ' 50 6