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Freshman Sidelines MARY HALPIN FOOTBALL team under the direction of Coach Erwin was started last fall -La with Tony Avitabile as captain and Bob Davidson manager. In the first game the Weymouth Freshmen won 14-6. In a later game, however, the Brain- tree squad won 13-6. In the two games played with Hingham, we lost one 12-6 and won the other 13-0. The junior varsity defeated the freshmen 7-6. The members of the squad were Pittsley, Almy, Batchelder, Nelson, Denning, Thorpe, Mann, Harlow, DelPico, Benson, ussell, McClellan, Boutin, Meldrum, Mc- Laughlin, Starkey, Curran, Avitabile, Albert, Allen, Ferranti, Diotte, Mahar, and Morse. For inter-room basketball there were eight teams and about sixty players took part in the games played every Thursday morning. The Freshman Boys’ Basketball team had practice sessions Thursday morning on the fundamentals of team play, offense, and defense in the style of the varsity team. They have played three games and have sustained no defeats. The games were played against a team from the Junior Civic League and teams from the Noah Torrey and Thomas Watson Schools. They plan to play other teams from the Junior Civic League. The members of the team were Mahar, Harlow, Lundell, Littlejohn, Thorpe, Post, Davidson, Benson, Avitabile, Mann, Fox, and Holmes. Some of the freshmen joined the Rifle Club which met every Monday evening. The freshmen members of the club were Benson, Bousquet, Buckley, Cahill, Clinton, Davidson, Dunn, Faustine, Leach, Lourie, MacLaughlin, Malstrom, Maloney, Medico, O ' Neil, Plumber, and Woodsum. The Boys’ Freshman Gym Team met on Thursday mornings for tumbling and apparatus. The members of the team were: Albert, Allen, Hallett, Nelson, Levangie, Mahar, Lundell, Mamelian, De Coste, and McLaughlin. The Gills’ Freshman Gym Team met Thursday mornings for tumbling. The members of the team were: D. Bentley, B. Barter, L. Campbell, R. Collins, B. Copp, G. Connolly, N. Crocker, M. Day, J. Fox, S. Howe, P. Halloran, .1. LeRoy, C. Lisano, P. Luisi, B. Lyons, E. MacNeil, M. Maclnnis, D. Mikkelson, D. McCusker, H. Murphy, H. Neal, E. Pollock, L. Price, J. Sarnell, P. Simmons, E. Storm, G. Talbot, A. Walsh, J. Wright, M. Curley, L. DelPico, and G. Hatch The Freshmen won the magazine drive with high salesman Kenneth Pierce. The radio went to Mr. Dysart’s room. Many of the freshmen made the honor roll this year. The members of the freshman class on the honor roll are as follows: R. Brown, B. Frazier, G. Gaskill, W. Mann, R. Post, F. Stevens, R. Bean, R. Briggs, M. Day, P. Delory, M. Hal- pin, B. Hoyt, M. Keith, J. Kellogg, P. Luise, B. Lyons, E. Mann, J. Pafford, A. Tagen and L. Turner. J 16
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The Race at the Half ROBERT CHIESA I N the fall of 1938, the class of ’41 went into action by nominating candidates for the various offices to be filled. After the battle was over there were four new class officers and one sponsor. Robert C’hiesa, president; Bob Allen, vice presi- dent. Owing to his honesty and integrity Lester Hatch was made treasure]- while Evelyn Mattie was the sole representative of the girls as secretary. Our class sponsor is Mr. Oakman. Sports seem to be the most popular topic in the sophomore class. Many of the boys went out for football — some made good. In football Gerard Clougherty stood head and shoulders above the rest, being the only one to get a letter. Dwight Chandler showed up well. Lennie Caruso was going places when a leg injury stopped him short and Jack Powers was in there all the time. When basketball practice started many sophomores reported — a few of them made the team. The only fair way to name them would be in alphabetical order and so here they are: Paul Cheverie, Ken Goebel, Tom Huleatt, and George Lewalcl. Many other members of the class were gym team or field hockey candidates. At our first class meeting it was decided that it would be necessary to have representatives from the various homerooms meet to decide on class matters. The first and most important thing to be worked out was how to get money for dues out of tight-fisted pockets. In March we ran a dance in the school hall which proved successful even though there was much ado over the admission charge. During the magazine drive the clas s of ’41 did not show to any particular ad- vantage but salvaged a few dollars for the treasury. In the spring many sophomores reported for baseball and track — many of them going right to the top. Even though the class had an eventful year, everyone was glad to get out for the summer. ■{ 17 }
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