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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THE SEMAPHORE o rj IN 1 vj XV WHAT IMriT ' R ' n WOP r U 1 U xvXLi Helen Statkus Her size Kindergarten instructor V ' ii ' ginia Ti ' acy Pleasing personality Schoolma ' am Eleanor Urcuioli Curly hair Movie star Mary Wallace Smile Social worker Mary Wallan Those eyes Vamp Helen Whiting Friendliness Divorce queen Felicia Zienko Talking Cartoonist Eleanor Grigas Good nature Advice to lovelorn Evelyn Haydea Boy friends Ad for Lux Soap Catherine Herron Curiosity Lion tamer Arthur Penardi Rubber business Drum major Everett Perry His walk Wrestler Walter Phillips His women Mag ician James Pye Beau Brumm«l of W. Stoughton Coach John Quill WIHPN Inventor Robert Randall Shyness Landscape gardener Walter Romanick The boy artist Overcoat salesman Charles Rosenfeld His studies Tailor W lUiam Kussell His love of a certain blond A married man Charles Seamans Those overshoes Politician John Shippalowski His love for candy Confidence man Alired bidebottom Hib trumpet Chemist Cnarles bnowdaie Singing Organist Albert Statkus His sewing (Dietetics) DieticiaA Arthur Stonkus His dancing Taxi dancer Kalph Ineriault His love of fish Dancing teacher John Tracy Poetry Riding instructor SENIOR LOG The following were chosen by a popular voteof the Senior Class: BOYS TT T C» GIKLS Roy Beaton Most Popular Lillian Gemme Duke DeLoughrey Best Natured Elizabeth Murphy John Klund Best Looking Mary Jordan Roy Beaton Most Beneficial Helen Whiting Abie Cline Fattest Octavia Durkee Charlie Seamans Slimmest Dot Bird Jimmy Pye Tallest M axy Roman sky Johnnie Quill Smallest Irene Smith George Littlefield Loudest Elizabeth Murphy Robert Randall Quietest Yolanda Alimandi Jack Druker Most Ambitious Vii inia Tracy Howie Franklin Ladies Man Class Flirt T ' 11 ' — Lillian Gemme Joe Lehan Star Athlete Genevieve LaFi ' ance Warren Dahlin Most Serious Octavia Durkee Roy Beaton Smartest Hiieaiiur xviuiia Johnny Klund Neatest Dorothy Bird Woodrow Murphy Most Courteous Helen Whiting Anthony Walent Most Retiring Carolyn Hathaway Art Penardi Most Sentimental Lillian Gemme Walter Romanick Most Romantic Mary Romansky Warren Dahlin Most Dignified Mary Jordan Jack Druker Most Conscientious Mary Wallan Roy Beaton Most Efficient Eleanor Krona Arthur Stonkus Best Dancer Evelyn Hayden Roy Beaton Most Accommodating Lillian Gemme Roy Beaton Most Dependable Eleanor Krona George Littlefield Class Giggler Bea Phillips Tunny O ' Brien Class Humorist Virginia Tracy Anthony Kirelis Best Dressed Beatrice Phillips Page Thirty-two Patronize Semaphore Advertisers