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

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THE SEMAPHORE Our thorough, practical and com- plete training fits the student for high-class employment. Our tuition rate of $18 per month fits the carefully planned budget. 30f i season opens Sept. 4 SHORTHAND and BUSINESS Swan BIdg. Stoughton Square Congratulations to the Graduating Class Stoughton Trust Company : — Save and Have — : Drug Store Prescriptions Carefully Compounded With Quality Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals. High Quality Lowest Prices P. A. JATUL 813 WASHINGTON STREET Stoughtcn, Mass. JEWELERS OPTICIANS Graduation Gifts The selection of a suitable gift for grad- uation is made easy by a visit to Gurney ' s Gift Department. Whether you want some ;ma!l present for $1 or a beautiful diamond ring or watch, you will find it at Gurney ' s. Guaranteed Reliable Watches for Girls from $12.50 up Boys from $8.50 up A complete selection of Hamilton, Gruen, Bulova, Waltham, Illinois, EL in Watches. Gurney Bros. Co. 122 MAIN STREET - BROCKTON Est. 1841 Page Thirty Patronize Semaphore Advertisers

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GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SQUAD Top row (left to right) — K. Kell, J. Innes, B. Wasilewich, L. Wereska, M. Sheehan, G. Tamulevich, H. Horan. Second row — G. LeFrance, Manager; L. Kell, A. Tumonis, L Tirelis, H. Lutted, E. Morrison, Miss Earnshaw, Coach. Front row — B. Newniark, J. Dunkerly, H. Burns, Captain; M. Rivella, J. DeLuca. RESUME OF THE 1933-34 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SEASON This time we continue our trip down Memory Lane until the cold winter winds send chills up and down our vertebrae and the snow flying on all sides of us re- minds us of the Basketball Season. A strong rival .Sharon team started ofif oiu season and promptly won from our new basketball sextet with a 32 to 14 score. However, back to the winning ranks marched Stoughton in a game over in Holbrook, which they won bv a score of 27-22. Again by fast playing the girls won by a close margin of victory 32-29, on Patronize Semaphore Advertisers Foxboro ' s home floor. Hooray ! .Another game is won ! How the girls passed and repassed that ball for another laurel, this time over Fox- boro in our ow i gym. The final tally was 28-21. The lassies from Randolph broke Stoughton ' s winning streak and our girls came home with the score 30-5, a power- ful Stetson team taking the prize. Again the team suffered a crushing blow from the Sharonites. After a fierce struggle the latter outplayed them 19-9. Alas! Alas! and Alacky ! The girls had to take it on the chin again ; this (Continued on Page Thirty-nine) Page Twenty-nine

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