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

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Page 28 THE SEMAPHORE WE KNOW OF NO BETTER WAY TO SERVE YOU OUR SUIT VALUE SENSATION AT $17,00 DARK OXFORDS BLUE SERGES SPECIALLY PRICED WHITE FLANNELS AT S3.89 THE BESSE BAKER STORE Corner Legion Parkwav Brockton, Mass. HIGH standards; small classes; teachers of long experience; a mature student body; mo- derate tuition rates; unlimited supervised afternoon practice; freedom from the distrac- tions surrounding the city school; a spirit of close cooperation between teachers and pupils these are factors that make this school the choice of the earnest student and the thought- ful parent. GREGG etc Salrtjp cfjool SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS Established 1905 PITMAN DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WITH QUALITY CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS High Quality P. A. TATUL, DRUGGIST 813 WASHINGTON STREET Lowest Prices N®]riF©fiIk M®dK©al C®inift®ir MOST MODERN EQUIPPED HOSPITAL IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY For Treatment of All Diseases 29 PLEASANT STREET STOUGHTON. MASS. TELEPHONE 45

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THE SEMAPHORE Page 27 »»«»»»♦ First Place — Seniors, school championship. Second Place — Freshman. Third Place — Juniors. Fourth — Sophomores. Seniors vs. Freshmen 100 Yards — McGarry (s) first, Bernard (f) second, McClurg ff) third. 220 Yards— McGarry (s) first, C. Ryder (s) second, McClurg (f) third. 440 Yards — Boutelier (s) first, C. Ryder (s) second, Bernard (f) third. 880 Yards— Boutelier (s) first, Jackson (f) second, Coppello (f) third. 1 Mile— Poillucci (f) first, Zabrosky (s) second, Coppello (f) third. Discus — Harrington fs) first, Poillucci (f) second, 83 feet, 3 inches; Boutelier (s) third. Shotput — Boutelier (s) first. Billings (f) second, 39 feet, 11 inches; Polayama (s) third. High Jump, Tie — Harrington (s) first, and Ryder (s), LaFrance second. Broad Jump — Bernard (f) first, Boutelier (s) second, 16 feet, 9 inches; Harrington (s) third. Relays — Won by Seniors. Seniors — First, McGarry; second, LaFrance; third, Ryder; fourth, Boutelier. Freshmen — First, Goward; second, Bernard ; third, McClurg; foui ' th, Russell. Score — Seniors, 56; Freshmen, 80. Juniors vs. Sophomores 100 Yards — Simminavich (S) first, Bettoney (S) second, Bisbee (S) third. 220 Yards— Bettoney (S) first, Shipalowski (J) second, Bisbee (S) third. 440 Yards— Chipman (J) first, Beaton (J) second. Perry ( J) third. 880 Yards— Beaton (J) first, McGrath (S) second, Randall (J) third. 1 Mile— Beaton fJ) first, McGrath (S) sec- ond, Randall (J) third. Discus — Hayden (J) first, Jerry and Whal (tie) second. Shot-Put — Chestnut 42 ' 8 first, Hayden, sec- ond, Pye third. High Jump— Bettoney 5 ' 3 first, Whal (J) second, and Simminavich, Pye third. Broad Jump — Bettoney first, Joyce (J) sec- ond, Hayden and Chestnut (tie) third. Relay — Won by Sophomores. Juniors — Chipman, first; Druker, second; Stonkus, third ; Shipalowski, fourth. Sophomores — Simminavich, first; A. Bouti- lier, second; Bisbee, third; Bettoney, fourth. Score — Juniors, 45; Sophomores, 41. Seniors vs. Juniors 100 Yards— McGarry (S) first, Shipper (J) second, Perry (J) third. 220 Yards— McGarry (S) first. Perry (J) second. Half Mile— C. Boutilier (S) first, Randall (J) second, Condon (J) third. Mile — Wancus (J) first, Pye (J) second, Seamens (J) third. 440 Yards— C. Bout lier (S) first, Chipman (J) second, Randall (J) third. Running Broad Jump — LaFrance (S) first, 16 ft., 6 in.; Theriault (J) second, 15 ft., 10 in.; Zabrosky (S) third, 15 feet. Running High Jump — C. Ryder (S) first, 4 ft., 7 in.; Theriault (J) second, 4 ft., 6 in. Discus— C. Boutilier (S) first, 91 ft.; Har- rington (S) second, 87 ft.; Hayden (J) third, 75 ft. Shot Put— V ancus (J) first, 43 ft., 2 in.; Boutilier (S) second, 38 ft., 2 in.; Hayden (J) third, 38 ft., 1 in. 880 Yard Relay — Won by Seniors. Seniors — Harrington, first; Ryder, second; LaFrance, third; McGarry, fourth. Final Score — Seniors, 47; Juniors, 37. Sophomores vs. Freshmen 100 Yards— Bettoney (S) first, Bernard (F) second, McClurg (F) third. 220 Yards— Bettoney (S) first, Bernard (F) second, McClurg (F) third. Half Mile— First, Conceded to Fresh. Mile— Gr ' ffin (F) first, McGrath (S) sec- ond, Everett (S) third. 440 Yards— Bernard (F) first, Tirelis (S) second, Martin (F) third. Running Broad Jump — Bettoney (S) first, 19 ft.; Bernard (F) second, 16 ft; Everett (S) third, 15 ft., 3 in. Running High Jump — Pentz (S) first, 4 ft., 3 in.; Mitchell (S) second, 4 ft., 2 in.; Bernard (F) third , 4 ft., 1 in. Discus— Usinsky (F) first, 67 ft; Russell (F) second, 60 ft., 2 in.; A. Stripinis (F) third, 56 ft., 5 in. Shot Put— Chestnut (S) first, 38 ft., 6 in.; B lling3 (F) second, 37 ft., 10 in.; N. Romanick (F) third, 36 ft., 9 in. 880 Relay — Won by Sophomores. Sophomore — A. Boutilier, first; Mitchell; second; Bisbee, third; Bettoney, fourth. Final Score — Freshman, 44; Sophomores, 41.

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THE SEMAPHORE Page 29 FACULTY Top row — Miss Gulski, Miss Cowing, Miss Sullivan. Miss Earnshaw. Miss Enos, Miss Donovan, Miss Clark. Bottom row — Miss Knowles, Miss Erickson, Principal Randall, Miss Arnold, Mr Maffeo. Miss Hammond. Mr. Burke. FACULTY PLANS FOR VACATION MR. RANDALL — Plans to spend the summer at a well known beach resort where he has charge of bathing and swimming. MISS ARNOLD— Will tour through Maine and the Cape. • MR. BURKE— No definite plans for vacation. MISS CLARK — Intends to attend N. H. State College or to vacation at New London, Conn. MISS COWING— Plans to visit World ' s Fair at Chicago. MISS DONOVAN— Intends to attend the Harvard Summer School and travel during leisure time. MISS .EARNSHAW — Hopes to tour Canada and Northeastern New England. MISS ENOS— Also intends to visit Chicago World ' s Fair. MISS ERICKSON— Will be Miss Cowing ' s companion at World ' s Fair. MISS GULSKI— No definite plans as yet. MISS HAMMOND— No definite plans, but may attend summer school. MR. KNOWLES — No definite plans as yet, but he does not intend to loaf around. MR. MAFFEO — To be exact, we quote him: Somewhere in the U. S. A. MISS MORRILL— Also plans to attend Harvard Summer School. MISS SULLIVAN— Will spend the summer on Onset Beach. i