Charlestown High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Charlestown, NH)

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The Small School Completes A Well Rounded Program STANDING lLeft to R1ghtlN Weston F Smith D Olden D Lord K Donahue I Keeler P Reese Mlss Mary Helstad L Porsson I Moquln D Woods M Hazen D Merrlll S Sylvester I Schroeder I HOSRIDSOH SITTING ILeft to R1ghtlC Reed C Buzzell G Pelton S Morse B Bashaw L Royce C Gray R Kennet! L Baldwin The high school softball and baseball teams thls year completed the sports circuit for the school with successful seasons The softball team was coached by Miss Mary Heistad and the baseball team by Mr Page Rlley Each team has an abundance of student material and should produce some very talented teams in the near future STANDING fLeft to Rlghtll Baldwln L Cobb W Doolan C Andrus T Rlpley Mr Page Rlley R Ioshn R Valentxne R Bruno I Colburn L Szklennxk KNEELING fLeft to R1ghtJE Forsaith W noskmgs S Shand The teams scheduled games with Walpole, Vilas, Vermont Academy, Chester, Towle, Stevens, and Bellows Falls I . , . , . I ' 1 - 1 - I ' 1 l , . ' , . , . , . , . , . 1 - I ' ' I . , . , . , . , . , - 1 - 1 ' ' . . . . l if , . , 4 . 1 If ,. I 4 f 4 H S I . I 4 . ,V W A - A tk Y I I : . ', . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , - l. I ' . , .N , . l . .

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CHARLESTOWN 32 ST MICHAELS 29 Our f1FSt v1ctory of the year came agatnst St Mlchaels Charlestown led most ofthe way and the v1s1tors could never qu1te catch up on a low scortng thrlller Basketball Highlights NEW LONDON 46, CHARLESTOWN 44 Although leading the majority of the time, Charlestown lost a heart breaker to the New London five, who suddenly came alive in the closing minutes, 46-44. AT LEFT: Smxth goes up for the rebound. BELOW: The Alumni tries hard, but ..... - S. CHARLESTOWN 71 VILAS 69 Wlth both teams anxmous for tourney berths Charlestown and Vrlas fought to a 63 63 t1e and thezr second overtlme game of the season I overt1me true Forts managed to pull ahead and come home wltn a thrrlllng 7l 69 vlctory and a play off berth AN , . Q I I I 3. . . V 19 Y ..- - I - l ug t I I ' . n . y , . Ziff: I. '- 'tzgg - ix : fp' -:.3 ,pair L'-S-.et.

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Basketball Training Begins Early FIRST ROW lLeft to Rrghtj I Prizzell S Wright H Adams P Pelton Mr Ingalls I Putnam R Smlth Gaspardrno D Forsalth SECOND ROW fLeft to Rightj R Weeks W Wetherall W Hrghter P Laflamme L Hause F Blake B Royce L French THIRD ROW lLeft to Rlghtl E Ritchie C Brown L Ollver G Wainwright I Curtis R Roy H Richardson C Fxsk andW Messler IUNIOR HIGH COOLS OPPONENTS' Havmg started young and having gained considerable acperlence ln the past few years credltable record this past season Led by their ooach Mr Robert Ingalls who deserves much credit for their success the team s record was one of their best in recent years In seasons to come these ftne young players should prove to be of great help to their high school team As of this writing, the Iumor High team has defeated all of thelr opponents including such rxvals as V1las, Walpole and St Charles The Iumor High team enters the Bellows Falls Tournament as proh1b1t1ve favontes CHARLESTOWN 41 CHARLESTOWN CHARLESTOWN CHARLESTOWN 4 CHARLESTOWN 4 CI-IARLESTOWN CHARLESTOWN CHARLESTOWN Walpole Kurn Hattin Bellow s Falls 3 2 Northwalpole Vilas 2 Walpole l Kurn Hattin 5 Saint Charles 22 z ' . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , B. the Junior High Hoopsters compiled a very 37 , 23 f ' , ' . 43 .... 8 . ' 5 .... 18 l 5. . .... ' 4 . . . 43. . . . 8 - . ' 32. . . . . ' . . . . 36. . . . '