Hatch School - Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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.llClfCA joofgaf Under the direction of coaches Bill CVConnell and Al Wilbur, an en- thusiastic yet inexperienced group of Hatch gridders began their fall work- outs. Although Hatch failed to win any games this year, the season had its bright moments. The Saint Sebastians game was a hard-fought closely-con- tested battle in which Hatch lost by a score of S to 18. After the game the coach of an undefeated Saint Sebastians team commended the Hatch eleven on their strong play. Even though the team was unsuc- cessful in competition, there was some real football talent on the field. This became evident when several players were placed on prep, county, and state' teams. These all-'star players were Tom Kavanagh, Mike Klein, Pete Biehl, Cruger Thomas, Jed Dolce, Barney Boardman, and Billy Rabb. Witli the help of some promising underclassmen, next year's team should enjoy a far more successful season. Cruger Thomas J 'll wvvv-4.,f , - V' it ' 48 rLj.,V7 V 1 . Q, kA.fg:-f I -WA QWJ l I Z '!?,z4'4A V f!4L'1..lg A?7L cff0 'l-T7 Qigu,-VUL n gp -,xnxx If -IYQ4-A Qfw-yffl

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