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

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STOUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL CONSIDER MUSIC OR DRAMA IN PLANNING YOUR LIFE ' S CAREER You may have discovered that you possess a talent for music or dramatics in taking part in such activities sponsored by your school. If you are so fortunate you owe it to yourself to develop your talent as completely as your ability and opportunities permit. Though you have decided on a professional or business career as your life work you should still cultivate your musical or histrionic ability as the most interesting, satisf ying and cultural avocation possible to you. To become a professional musician and assure yourself of success in earning a good livelihood, or to become a successful actor or director you will need to pursue a complete course of study such as is offered by the New England Conservatory of Music. During its 68 years of service the New England Conservatory hasi educated thousands of young peiople for musical, operatic, and theatrical careers. A great many of its graduates are now filling important and well-paid positions as teachers and supervisors of music in schools and colleges, as artists on the operatic and concert stages, in the theatre, and in talking pictures. They are members of nationally known orchestras, bands, quartets and other mu- sical groups and hundreds are successful private teachers. Students of the New England Conservatory are provided more opportunities for public performances than students of any similar institution in New England. Theiy appear in orchestral concerts, band concerts, recitals, dra- matic presentations and in radio broadcasts. SPECIAL OFFER TO INTERESTED STUDENTS If you live conveniently near or have a car or other available transportation to Boston we will be glad to have you attend some of the many public perform- ances given by members of the student body and the faculty of the New England Conservatory of Music. To receive notices and fre,e tickets simply sign and re- turn attached coupon to MR. RALPH L. FLANDERS, General Manager, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass. Our current catalog giving full information about courses and single sub- jects will also be sent if you check the space provided on the attached coupon. Fill out coupon and mail to Mr. Ralph L. Flanders at the . ewEngI t d Conservatory OF MUSIC W lUc Cioodricb BOSTON K lph L. FUnders Detach Here Please put my name on your mail- I I ing list for free tickets for N. E. Conservatory Concerts, etc. □ Plea se send catalogue of Name Address City or Town courses. Patronize Semaphore Advertisers Page Twenty-five

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THE SEMAPHORE Fraternity, College and Class Jewelry Commencement Announcements, Invitations, Diplomas Jewelers to the Senior and Junior Classes of Stoughton High School L. G. Balfour Company MANUFACTURING JEWELERS STATIONERS ATTLEBORO, MASS. Page Twenty-four Patronize Semaphore Advertisers

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BASEBALL SQUAD Top row (left to right) — L. Bisbee, L. Meehan, A. Pentz, R. Bartlett, J. Mon-ill. Second row — 3. Bettoney, R. Leahy, A. Radvilas, A. Statkus, J. Deloughrey, J. Ship- palowski, G. Pappas. Front row — Coach Frank V. Burke, J. Klund. H. Chipmaa, A. Walent, J. Lehan, Capt.; A. Bonder, Assistant Manager; A. Tirelis, J. Pye, K. Donahue, J. Daly, Manager. RESUME OF THE 1933-34 GIRLS ' HOCKEY SEASON Now let us walk down ] Iemory Lane back to the fall of 1933 and peek in at the Girls ' Hockey Season, their last one with their much beloved Coach Krick- son. After weeks of practice they marched otit to face an equally confident Canton team. The result was a scoreless tie, 0-0. ' ith their hockey sticks shouldered they continued on their way to Brain- tree. This was their first setback and the club wielders rettirned with a 3-1 score in favor of their opponents. Again the team got set back a pace, for a powerful ' alpole eleven defeated them by a margin of 3 to 0. In their next skirmish, Stoughton proved they did have the ability and pep to win from the oncoming Can- ton team on Canton ' s home grounds by a score of 4 to 0. Their motto was Beat Canton or die and beat them they did. Back came Braintree. galloping for another victory btu they soon returned quite pacified with a tie score 1 to 1. With their hopes high but predictions not so good, the girls started for ' al- pole to play the last game of the season. After quite a muddy skirmish on a still muddier field they sticceeded in hold- ing the W ' alpole eleven, 0 to 0. In a way this meant victory for Stoughton be- cause it showed our team had improved, had become more confident and knew Page Twenty-six Patronize Semaphore Advertisers