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

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195 1 SEMAPHORE Barbara Fennessy wills her Ipana smile to Mary Faulds. Frank Phillips leaves his good looks to Warren Harris. Rosemarie Green and Virginia Sargo leave their shy ways to Pauline Vinc Tit and Helen Georges. Frannie Sheehan wills her red locks to Janice Mone. Fred Crogan leaves with his rollerskates. Vincent Maraglia leaves to become our Georgeous Vincent . Bob Holmes leaves his position at the Colonial Hardware to anyone who likes work. Ruth Reed bequeaths to Thelma Bruce her quiet manner. Eddie Gonsalves leaves with a love for redheads. Jimmie Robichau wills his friendliness to any junior who can smile twenty-four hours a day. Retha Johnston leaves her Chevrolet to anyone with a license. Mary Hallett leaves her giggle to Theresa Andrade. Bobby Lief leaves, to the regret of the girls. Rita Doyle wills her pretty eyes to Beanie Crosby. Betty Mackie leaves her athletic and scholastic ability to Edith Cohenno. Jimmie Hadley leaves his way with women to Harry Aseltine. Barbara E. Brown bequeaths her love for Home Economics to Audrey Anderson. Ronnie Bolduc leaves proof that good things come in small packages. Florence Freitas, with much regret, leaves Mr. Twomey. Mary Small leaves her shy but mischievous manner. Danny Mahoney, Jack Audlee and Norman Randall leave through the nearest exit. Frank Jardin wills his sparkling humor and popularity with the fair sex to Bobby Desmond. Pat Sarados bestows her happy-go-lucky ways on any junior who can cope with them. Peggy Dykeman leaves a year of excellent work as our Vice President. Algert Januskis leaves his ability to solve problems to Louis DiCorpo. Marilyn Tansey bequeaths her job at the Bakery to a hungry junior. Barbara Leonard wills her soft laugh to Elaine Lewis. Harry Doyle leaves with the honor of being the only senior ever to run over a cow. Joan Broderick and Barbara Naughton leave their noisy ways to be equaled, if possible. Carol Holmes wills her good taste in clothes to Jean Witham. Mary Checca leaves her laughing eyes and pleasant smile to Esther Angelos. Billy Frost leaves his interest in shopwork to Franklin Werner. Johnny Rebello wills his height and sunny smile to Lloyd Baldwin. Marjorie Spaulding bequeaths her sophisticated manner to Wilma Zettler. Betty Hyde wills her honesty and sincerity to Frannie Johnson. Joan McGillivray leaves her pleasant ways to anyone who can find so many nice things about people. Bob Poskus leaves his manly physique to Dave Johnson. Harvey Gushing wills his easy-going disposition to Bobby Klim. Nancy Truell bequeaths her ability to make friends to Nancy Smith. Charlie Batchelder wills his antics to Charlie Benvie. Louis Baeta leaves his outstanding athletic ability to Richie Klim. Nancy Russell and Joan Macaluso leave their gift of gab to June Blum. 31

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SEMAPHORE 195 1 CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of 51, having completed four unforgettable years of work and enjoyment, do hereby will and bequeath on this eighth day of June, some of our talents, possessions, interests, and traditions to the future ceniors. To the Freshmen : The hope that each one will remaiii in school, become a senior and don cap and gown. To the Sophomores: The honor of becoming upperclassmen. To the Juniors: The trials and tribulations of seniors. To Stoughton High School: Our revered class picture to adorn the upper hall. Fred Stanton leaves his expert leadership to anyone who can equal it. Maureen Keefe leaves her sociability and ever present smile to Cynthia Kovey. Art Donovan leaves his knack of chasing people down corridors to George Sarados. Eleanor Martin and Norma Corbett bestow their golden silence to Frances La Civita and Janet Holmes. Joyce Reiser leaves, waiting for Franny. Christie Murphy bequeaths his subdued shirts to Billy Heelan — Wow! Regina Magee leaves her good-natured disposition to Jean Lapworth. Helen O ' Brien leaves her love of fun to a lucky junior. Bobby DiMatteo leaves and takes his jalopies with him. Barbara Smith and Lorraine Loving leave their soda jerking to anyone with an appetite. Eddie Kundrot leaves his book, My Way With the Women to Dickie Burke. Danny Crean bestows his scholastic ability to Wayne Fredericks. Jean McEachron leaves her interest in nursing to Thelnia Weatherwax. Ann Williams, Carol Nelson, and Carol Barbato leave their efficiency in the office to future office girls. Marion Harris leaves her athletic ability to Nancy Chapman. Cora Le Brun leaves and takes her witty answers with her. Nick Macrogianis and Greg Krollman bestow their popularity in Office Practice to next year ' s only boys. Cissy Grace leaves her cute ways to Laila Mansfitld. Bob Tucker leaves his ability to argue on any question to Fred Brown. Theresa Felos leaves her smart styles to Madeline Fritz. Phyllis Smith leaves her tired lungs to some future cheerleader. Barbara Halloran and Mary Corbett leave their close friendship to Doroth (ia ami Lorraine Cummings. Richard Durkee bestows his basketball ability to Denton Calder. Jimmy Garland leaves his neat appearance to John Farley. Mary Powers leaves her typing ability to an one who can l pe and talk at the same time. Clarke Schaaf leaves his literar ability to be equaled. Joanne Walker leaves her golden curls to Betty Coan. Billy Coe bequeaths the front seat in Problems cla s to an oiie uiio lose.- to talk. Dotty Tucker leaves her cute haircut to Belt Crean. Jimmie Washburn leaves his position in Cani|)l)eirs to Russell Murph . 30

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SEMAPHORE 195 1 Henry Waller. Robert Sawyer and Martin Kaitz leave with a successful future in view. Barbara A. Brown leaves proof that Silence is Golden . Gertrude Keefe wills her stenographic ability to a worthy junior. Eddie Danahy leaves his poems to anyone with sufficient talent to equal them. Lorraine St. Germaine and Evelyn Cirello leave their ideal friendship to Adella Kusin- skis and Virginia Gill. Donald Mone leaves his Toni refill kit for the Wave that Gives that Natural Look . June Sampson leaves to join the W.A.C. ' s. Mary Lyons and Shirley Staples leave their smooth dancing ability to any junior willing to work hard to equal it. Adrienne Cox wills her outstanding and admirable work as editor of our Yearbook to next year ' s editor. Felix LaPorte wills his artistic genius to next year ' s class artist. Mary Blake leaves her shy, retiring ways to Edith Green. To Miss Flynn we leave our thanks for her help on our Yearbook and also for having such patience with our English classes. To Miss Simmons we leave our gratitude for her fine work as advisor of the magazine, Semaphore. To Miss Lavallee we leave our apologies for murdering the French and Spanish languages. To Miss Commane we leave the Class of 1952, with hopes that there she will find a good P. A. D. class therein. To Mr. Burke we leave a good supply of Alka-Seltzer. presuming his next Geometry class is as solid as we were. To Mr. Knowles we leave a new Physics class. He needs one. To Mr. Willis we leave a T square and two triangles with our thanks for not throwing them at us. To Mrs. Pomeroy we leave a class, which we hope at least knows the diflference between a sewing machine and a stove. To Miss Donovan we leave a stopwatch, for we surely nmst have worn the other one out. To Mr. Penardi we leave the Driver Ed. Car in a far different condition from that in which we found it. To Mr. Twomey we leave our hopes for man more teams as successful as those he coached while we were in high school. To Miss Lindstol we leave our gratitude for a fine Field Hockey Team. To Mr. Cowgill we leave a new broom. To Mr. Antonellis we leave the hopes that he will remember our class favorably. To Mr. Randall we leave our sincere thanks for all the patience he has shown in guid- ing us through four pleasant and prosperous years. In witness whereof, we the class of 1951. have set our seal hereto this eighth day of June. 1951. Witnesses : Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer Linda Lovely Sherman L. Sturdley U N Me 32 1