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Portrait of Lillian Vitkauskis, Stoughton High School, class of 1937
As printed in the 1937 yearbook

Stoughton High School

Lillian Vitkauskis “Lil”

Class of 1937, Stoughton High School, Stoughton, Massachusetts: Lillian Vitkauskis (“Lil”). The yearbook entry prints: a motto; a write-up. Portrait and entry from the Semaphore, page 12.

Class of 1937

40 in the class of 1937 · 1 more named Vitkauskis

Full name
Lillian Vitkauskis
Known as
Lil
School
Stoughton High School
Graduated
Class of 1937

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In context

Of the 40 entries from the Stoughton High School class of 1937 read for this site, Lillian's is 37th alphabetically. Lillian is printed on page 12 of the scan, near the end of the 7-to-12 run of portrait pages. Names on this site: 40 for the class of 1937, compared with 55 for 1938. The yearbook calls itself “Semaphore”.

On the same scan pageGrace Tamulevich, Irene Tirelis, Edith Trollope, Felix Truczinskais and 4 more
The book's own titleSemaphore

What Lillian did at school

  • French Club 1
  • Art Club 4
  • Basketball 2, 3
  • Handicraft Club 3

What the yearbook said

My love is her attire doth show her wit, For every season she hath dressings fit.
"A merry smile, a flash of color and a gay laugh just passed by"—in the form of "Lil", who is that attractive young miss whose personality is as rich and lovely as her clothes. Added charm is her keen sense of humor which is always at work.

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Source

Stoughton High School yearbook, 1937, page 12. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item stoughtonhighsch1937stou).

Published 1937. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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