Conant High School - Yearbook (Jaffrey, NH)

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games to Ashby and Chelmsford, therefore was eliminated dn the first round. their Sirois, Kelley, Harold Magor, Roland Roy, George Cox, Manager Players who made letters were: George Wilbur Sirois, Alfred Captain, Frank Freeman , 4 The following Conant play4 ers made the league's All Star teams: Wilbur Sirois, guard on second team. On the Village Tournament team, Harold Major, forward.A summary of the score follows: Dec Dec Dec Dec DSC Jflfl Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Tar Mar East Jaffray mast Jaffray Peterborough East Jaffrey Winchester Appleton East Jaffrey Troy Milford wllton East Jaffrcy Marlboro East Jeffrey Fitchburg Fitchburg Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Total 286 BOYS' BASEBALL At this writing, Conant Wilton Milford Peterborough Troy Thayer Appleton Marlboro Troy Covertimej Milford Wilton Appleton Marlboro Thayer Chelmsford Ashby 52 ing finally to Wilton, 4 2 after losing a close game to Wilton is second in the Monad nook Baseball League, with a percentage of 710 This game ended a winning streak of six g mes, five 1 ague contestsann one game with Thayer High of winchest r, N H, This year the team took an two new opponents, namely, Mun dock School of Minchendon and Thayer High of Jinchqster Gbn ant lost three of the four con- tests with these opponents Conant started 1tS league games losing to Peterborou gh ln a close contest, Then they took Peterborough, Milford, Appleton, Thayer, Wilton, M11 ford, in quick SUCCGSS1OD4lOS Conant has still three league games to play and they still have a chance to win the championship. One of the outstanding assets to Conant lS the pitch ing ability of Raymond Letolle He has a great deal of skill and struck out fourteen men in the former Wilton contest al though losing AHOth6F asset is the hit ting of Charles Howard, whose three base hit won the Apple ton game and whose competent playing of left field has in creased the defensive strength. The schedule andresult of games up to now is as follows 9 . 4 at T 15 ' 46 X . ll .at ' 15 ' 52 . 16 at ll 51 . 18 at 19 25 . 29 at ' L21 17 . l at lO 29 . 8 at 27 23 . 15 at 27 ' 27 . 22 at ' 21 45 . 29 at 4' 12 29 . 5 at - 21 56 . 19 at 51 19 . 26 at 16 17 Jan. 19 at East Jaffrey Conant 12 Peterborough 50 l . 4 at ' 14 24 . 5 at ' D 16 51 - 1

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL Phe onant U1F1S had rather Marla Hannon wlth 64 POIDLS an unsuccessful w. on tnl yer 1OS1HQ 10 lea ue gane and Wln nlng but two from lnayer H1gh of Vlnchester Next year's team, we hopa tlll oe more su eessful, Mar1e annon, potentlal star, was u covered and wlth Junlor aces, zleenead and 8OUQF1L8U, Conant xlll pack a SCO1lHg ounch Ldek of pract1ce,somet1mes none W1Lh1D a week of a game eetracted rom what chances the 5lT1S had 1D wlnnlng Wlth an ye on the 1957 58 season, we clo e another year Lena Boudr1eau,56 polnts lhlene Jnltehead wlth 51 pO1DLS Players who made the1r letters are as follows H lcne Whitehead, Lena Boudr1eau,Mar1e Hannon, Laura Coll Camell Vann1,Capta1n, Marguerlte Des chenes, Barbara Wenerty, Helen Adams, Manager The followlng players mam the League All Star team Camella VBWHI, Guard on second e m, Helene Whltehead as an alternate on the second team The two All star teams played at Wllton Hlgh School, March 16, l957, the Drstteam w1nn1ng lrls' basxctball he leadlnr scorers were Dee CC Dec C 'l I1 Jan Jan JCl1'1 Jan pcb Feb aa t Jaffr y ast Jeffrey Peterborough elnchester Nev IpSW1Ch Fast Jaffr y Troy Past Jaffrey W11lOFd f11LOD Fast Jaffrey Marlborough east Jaffrey by a comfortable margln Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant eonant eonant Conant Conant Conant Conant Conant Ponant C' Wllton Mllford Peterborough WlHChLStGF Appl ton Marlborough Troy Peterborough Mllford W11LOH Appleton Marlborough Wlnehester bnteflng the MOD early ln the season However, Con nt, BOlS' BASK TbALL inoek sask to ll L ague agaln Lh1S yearc ncluded lt schedule 1D wh t mght b termed a mslump season The team, lacklng such regulars as Albert Boudrleau, Robert MCG1DD1S, Leo Danlels, and Qomolo Vannl, who were lost by graduatlon were unable to e pulse the perslstent attacks of the1r lea ue opponents August Duv 1, who was plmylng hw th1rd year as a member of the VaFS1Ly squad was declared lnellglble Frank Freeman,a pHm1S1Dg Hesh man, capably replaced hlm The leadlng scorers were Harold Magor, 64 pO1DLS Frank Freeman, 60 po1nts,AlfredKblk Wlth 50 polnts The team entered 1n the Y M C A Vlllage Tournament ln Fltchburg but made no great- er headway than 1n lLS PEVIOUS season It lost 1ts f1FSt two r fa f fs' ' ' ' . XJ -' 3 y S 5 ..S CL .3 , S r ' 2 - I S ' - V ' f . I n.c . lf U ' o ' V V' ? 3 G ' 'ii '. .m 'fm C xA ' ' Q , Q FS' I a' . ' . . ' 1 . 5 -' Inu x ' ' '3 ' L 1 . . Wl'L 'J I f 3 V A . T. Q. I L . g . '2 f ' L23 ' , ' 9. . r. . . A . kd . 1 2.1. C1 vi ' I ' . S .x ' .1 ' . ' ' of f ' e - . ' T M G 5 I . 4 at C s -' e 10 ' l 0 at r 9 ' , . ' e 3 3 7 7 Dec. 16 at East Jeffrey Conant 13 Troy Dc . 29 at W' - X 51 F' 1 Ja-. 1 at 2 ' J 1 15 G Ja 5 8 Qt -,Q e. G F ' L '. 15 at C 27 o at -J . C., ' N, 5 ' - O . e2 at L' A 0 K 12 ,' L . 29 at T' ' 12 F' MA Q Qt: U c 1 lo . 19 at ' 8 Feb. 26 at 2' 0 37 5' 7' ul N a H A' - - o F- e ha ee A Vf ' 7 - . c u D 1 .J S I o . ' a W e - A . H . ' A ' I . f D 1 . ,. ' ' . ' g ' . ' ' M L . . , ' r, I . . c A . . ' ' 1 3 . .x . 1 F. ' 1 . o O O I I be ' C ' ' r 'A ' ' ' , . . ,O . , .

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Sat Wed Mon Wed Wed Set Wed on Tues SP Wed Jay N Y GY Y L my June 1 June 5 June 9 East Jeffrey Wlnchsndon E st Jeffrey Peterboroush East J ffrey E st Jeffrey E st J ffrey Wlnchester W11tOD Ml1fOTd Eest J ffrey New Ipswich The te m loses the follo lne se son under the Bl ck nd Orange Conant Con nt Con nt Conant Con nt Conrnt Con nt Conant Con nt Conant Conrnt Conant Wlnchester 15 Murdock Murdock Peterborough Peterborough Milford Appleton Thayer Wilton Mllford Wllton Appleton boys ho have played thelr best namely Ausust Duv 1, C pt 1n, Ch rles hor rd, Louis Lanrevln, Alfred Kelley, Alfred Y nulis The te n PIVCQ 9 note of th nks to Mr Be l for CO8ChlHg them to such a successful season ALMA MATLR There 18 n me that lS de r to our nem'r1es Con nt de r Con nt, ne' l SOm6t1H6Q learn to know To work nd never Shlfk vh t future d ys h ve stored, Icnnmttcr where e ro u ll lways dream of thee CHORUS Gon.nt, de r Con nt we love thee ve love thee Our he rts frol thee ne'er c n sev r Our ofn de r H1 h School our prlde nd our blory, Honor he thine for ever All of our teams hen we humble our opponents We l.eys fixht for the f me of Con nt High When me re losing our f ith never wavers, Our st tc nd our mountelns ill pre1se.thee ever more PEP SONG Our boys Cgirlsj will ln thls L.me to night We're wlth them ll the wh1le They'll plle up the score s they d sh down the floor Because th t te.m h s got the style The guerds re sturdy s e rock The for rds, full of flcht Then they shoot or p ss They re full of cl ss And they'll pl y 1th all thelr mipht . I l at . 6 ' . Ta 5 at ' a 3 20 , . May lO at a H a 1 13 M 12 et ' 5 4 - O A4 sf . May 19 at . a a 6 1 . . May 22 at a Q ' , 8 3 . .. Ma 26 at e e s 4 3 Sat. Nay 39 at ' 8 1 7 M . I 31 at ' a ll 7 . at ' 8 ' 7 lt. at , e , 2 4 w . at , , 1 ' 6 ax W' Q W ' 5 a e . 3 3 L , C s a L' ,. 'V -H. sl , ' 6 K . n Q. 5 S C, , ar 3' . . n . . e . ' ' - D I A K 'N . N. . , . , C. S, J. , 8. A , e , L a M 1 ' 'f . . 1, T a A ' ' Ja e L ' NI ' C. - 1' A W ana , we a . . e n n , ' , f : e H a C e . v 3 'Q , ' Q T I . , E 1 a W A 5 a e J . V a a' - ' 8. P. - M . nv c . 1 Q vr' ' 'fc .- 1 ,L , 1 I ' 1 an ' ' . I' IN C. N., L 8 E.. P 0 V L e L a Wa ' O' -... P s a e s W' ' Q .