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

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MISS CASTANO Original and buoyant ... a warm smile for all ... What ' s your problem? . . . enthusiasm for the student body . . . sewing and sports. MR. DALY Problems, problems, problems . . . found keeping the driver education students from crash- ing into telephone poles . . . softspoken individual . . . Watch out for that car! S3 0 MR. COEN English-pun style . . . found correcting essays . . . will al- ways remember the announce- ments and days everyone did home work . . . Semaphore meetings with no one there . . . reading short stories and poetry. I MISS CORCORAN A pretty package wrapped in sophistication and femininity . . . sailing, Spanish, politics, travel ... a real hip English teacher . . . Why not? MR. CORMIER Problems with punch . . . don ' t tell my wife . . . thinks seniors are very co- operative . . . student council advisor . . . remembers the growth of the school in the past ten years . . . going to the beach during the summer. MISS DINERMAN pP Petite and perky . . . painting, writing, music, graphology . . . found teaching students the complexities of grammar, prose and poetry. MISS DOHERTY Hurrah for Business Ed. . . . a procrastinator who enjoys contract bridge, reading, base- ball, gardening, piano . . . Proofread! Use the diction- ary! . . . We get too soon old and too late smart. MISS DONOVAN Up in the boondocks . . . teaching the freshmen . . . grammar, verbs, adverbial ob- jectives (?), Poe, Shakespeare . . . first year at SHS. 21

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MR. AALPOEL Quiet and easygoing ... al- ways a pleasant smile . . . great interest in his students . . . Homework isn ' t for teachers; it ' s for students. . . . hunting, fishing, basketball. MR. BOUSHELL Keep your eyes on the copy . . . demanding . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, boating , . . dislikes silly students. MR. ALLMAN Quiet down, that ' s enough . . . water sports, photography and cornering the market . . . dislikes silly girls . . . tol- erant and impassive. MR. BERRY A topshelf Latin teacher . . . shades of Cicero . . . Gallia in tres partes divisa est . . . army buddies and J. C. (Julius Cae- sar?) . . . File 13. MISS AMBORN Miss Congeniality ... an individualist . . . pink, sketch- ing, horseback riding, antiquing , . . I beg to differ . . , en- joys teaching the seniors. MR. CABRAL His first Trig class — what did he do to get Frank again? . . . working with his shoes off . . . Would you like to bet your money on that? ... six of one, half dozen of the other. MR. CARLINO General Business . . dressed and serious . . sports . . . memories of the state baseball finals. enjoys MISS CARUSO Sugar ' n spice ' n everything nice . . . charm and femininity . . . English . . . indescribably delicious. 20

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1 MISS DORSE Y It ' s all over . . . skating, swimming, photography . . . Vegetable students . . . sen- iors make a prize homeroom — Thank God! . . . serenity and sophistication. MR. FINN Cool it . . . determined, ded- icated, efficient ... pet peeve is seniors . . . generosity at its fullest. MR. EDMONSTON History wouldn ' t repeat itself if people would only listen . . . basketball, music and Chinese food . . . thinks the senior class is exceptional. MR. FITZMAURICE ' He who cries last gets hit . . . in English? . . . tennis and golf ... pet peeve is stu- dents . . . feels the seniors are the best of the crop. MR. EDNEY Practical science ... Is the moon really made of green cheese? . . . unfair to seniors . . . tricky experiments one after another. MR. FLANAGAN Coach . . . football and his- tory ... 29 roll right . . . raising a girls ' basketball team . . . A winner never quits; a quitter never wins. MRS. FALK Business education . . . typing, stenography, shorthand, office machines . . . training our fu- ture secretaries. MR. GALANTE You hot spook . . . remem- bers lively D period . . . an- noyed by Sunday drivers . . . music, bowling and math, math, math. 22