Central Falls High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Central Falls, RI)

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In Action Central's Don Harris l8l and Dave Chand- Jump shatl As Central's Don Robinson llll ler I9l are unable to stop this basket by fails to connect in this effort at Linden Linden's Paul Snyder 1441. At the start of the season, Pirate mentor Chuck Koterba was greeted by these six lettermen. Left to right: Don Fluor, Paul Schooley, llm Carmon, Chuck McCampbell, Don Harris, Bill Smith, and Coach Koter- ba. QDISPATCH photol it .. ew- 'Q .2152 ' Where to now? says .lim Franklin 1211 as he is surrounded by Pirates, Don Harris IBD and Charles McCampbell il6l. IDISPATCH photoj

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Buccaneers '7 xxmag I HM 3 E1 This attempted shot by Central's Chuck McCampbeII U61 Sailing, sailing, over the hardwood floor is Buc forwara is blocked and batted away by .lim Franklin 1211 of Chuck McCampbelI U61 as he passes off to a teammate North. KDISPATCH photol Everyone seems to be up in arms as CentraI's Don Gene Jordon l5l of Central is cut short on his drive by Harris 181, llm Carman U71 and North's Tom Haire battle Aquinas, Ralph Reiser. lClTlZEN photol for a rebound. CDISPATCH photol 84

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1953 Track 1 1 . ...Q , - - , s. N I' - -WT-'-1 .... .1 N s - 4 , 1 ' , A T To -,- f ss r T :.: T' - h 5- 'Q 0 I Q K 5-is SQ Q Q xv 5: ' 'n-' . . 5 1' , i , K y ,f Q t me - . Q4 ' f , ,- : :X .... , A, , X, 4 -'P'-c ,,,,s-. ,-,... . 1 ,W ,.,. A . f FRONT ROW: left to right: Sam Webb, Everett White, John Foster, Bill Smith, Newt Foster, Paul Schooley, Paul Oates. BACK ROW: Ralph Holderman, Don Harris, Don Threatt, Willard Littlefield, Gene Jordon, Dick Caldwell. , 1 1 nn il F -, ' U lg , an-Quinn Q H--.',.-rv-1 Head Coach Frank Howe and Athletic Director Guy Kesler. The 1953 track story was much the same as it is every year. The Pirate cindermen seem to have a keen knack for track, and once again came up with a successful epoch last spring. They completed the regular campaign undefeated in dual meets, an accomplishment which is by far nothing new to them. Why do the Pirates year after year have either a champion or first division team? One rea- son is that they get a wealth of talent from Everett, Mound, and Starling Jr. Highs, and the other is the very able coaching of Frank Howe. Among the standouts of last year's squad were John and Newton Foster, both of whom were city champions in their respective field. John was the high hurdle winner while Newton came out on top in the 880 yard run. Other winners were Don Harris who tied for first in the City high jump, Bill Smith tied for first in the District high iump, Ralph Holderman tied for first in the District pole vault, and llm Carmon who was second in the District discus throw. The mile relay team made up of Frank Burton, Don Harris, Sam Webb, and Willard Littlefield, won a third spot in the district meet. As well as being unbeaten in dual meets, the Bucs won third place in both City and Hilltop Relays, which, when added up, spells out a prosperous season.