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

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GIRLS ' HOCKEY SQUAD Top row (left to vig ' .it) — M. Cassidy, K. Kell, G. Tamulavich, D. Naughton, M. Rivella, A. Zienko, M. Revnoff, B. Newmark, E. Rafalko. Second row — A. Carlson, Manager; J. Innes, B. Wasilewich, M. Ferreira, E. Urciuoii, G. LaP ' rance, I. Tirelis, Miss Erickson, Coach. Front row — M. Wallan, A. Tumonis, L. Wereska, J. Dunkerly, Captain; M. Chipman, M. Keefe, L. Kell. how to ])lav a good offensive as well as defensive game. Well, 1 am Hearing the end of the sea- son. The team was not| so successful when yon realize they won only one game, hut they succeeded in holding three e(|ually strong, if not stronger, teams from victory over them. Coach Erickson deserves many praiseworthy comments on her coaching, together with Miss Hulsman, assistant coach. Aina Carlson ably filled the manager ' s shoes and hopes to again next year. I found Captain Nettie Dunkerly retir- ing the leadershi]) to Leah Kell, and the team looks forward to a bigger and bet- ter season next year! Have you heard thev intend to have something new next season? Til ])et you couldn ' t guess a new coach and we might be a-thinking it ' s Miss Maylott. Season ' s Games Stoughton 0 Canton 0 Stoughton I liraintree 3 Stoughton 0 W ' alpole 3 Stoughton 4 Canton 0 Stoughton 1 Braintree 1 Stoughton 0 W ' alpole 0 Patronize Semaphore Advertisers Page Twenty-seven

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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

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