Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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GIRLS’ HOCKEY Weston can be very proud of this year’s hockey team since the girls came through undefeated. They played five games, winning four and tying one. The first was with Cambridge School on their field, and the score was 3-2. Dottie Sheehan made all the goals. The second team tied 0-0. Then Cambridge came to see us on our own field, and we defeated them 2-0, with Dottie Sheehan and Joan Brouillette scoring. Again the second team tied 0-0. Our greatest victory came in defeating Wellesley 1-0, the hardest game we had to play, with Beverly Hastings making the point. When Maynard came to see us on our own field, we defeated them 2-0, thanks to the goals made by Joan Brouillette and Joan Camman. Second team won 2-1. Our last game on Maynard’s field was close all the way and ended in a 1-1 tie, all credit for scoring due to Lois Rinehart. Second team tied again 0-0. It was a wonderful season, girls, and those of us who graduate this year leave wishes for the same success to next year’s team. FIRST TEAM Nancy Woodman (Capt.), 1. h. Lois Rinehart (Mgr.), c. h. Beverly Hastings, c. f. Barbara Kingsbury, r. f. Dottie Sheehan, 1. w. Joan Brouillette, 1. i. Joan Camman, r. i. Marion Wheeler, r. w. Christine Tebo, 1. b. Betty Tebeau, r. b. Nancy Flint, g. SECOND TEAM Sally Caffrey, c. f. Betsy Shaw, r. w. Millicent Cheever, 1. w. Josephine Melone, 1. h. Jan Palmer, 1. i. Betsy Powell, 1. b. Joy St ubbs, r. b. June Fiske, r. i. Patricia Wheeler, 1. w. Lois Wicken, c. h. Alice Rinehart, r. h. Joy Blaney, r. h. 33

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Front Row (left to right): Norman Clive, Seaton Jackson, Jack Patterson, Kenneth King, Marshall Hills, John Mele, Charles Place, Alfred Edmunds, Thomas Tilton, John White, Parker Harrison. Second Row: Bill Van Heest, David Campbell, Conrad Schofield, Edward Schwartz, Joe Studley, Kenneth Turner, Jay Schlaikjer, Fred Crafts, Bob Clapp, Weston Blake, Tony Melone, Coach Law. Third Row: Philip White, George Brouillette, Bill Nichols, Philip Smith, Andy Patter¬ son, Hugh Chandler, David Upham, David Whelpley, Bob Johnson, Steve King, Frank Jacques. FOOTBALL Good sportsmanship and fair play were outstanding in this year’s football team even though success in winning wasn ' t quite up to par. The boys won only two out of nine games, but ended the season with a total of 113 points against 136 for combined opponents. Special credit goes to Captain-elect John White for scoring twelve of our eighteen touchdowns, and to Tom Tilton for his perfect tackling. We also find it hard to forget the Chelmsford game which disabled some of our best players so early in the season. Best of luck, next year, boys! GAMES Weston 6 Foxboro 13 Weston 18 Maynard 32 Weston 20 Chelmsford 31 Weston 12 Hopkinton 13 Weston 25 Cambridge Shool 0 Weston 12 Westwood 19 Weston 0 Billerica 6 Weston 6 Ashland 13 Weston 14 Wayland 6 24 — J. Mele, Captain, b 25 — J. Studley, c 13—J. White, b 1 — N. Clive, b 32—C. Place, b 31— K. King, e LETTERMEN 4 — K. Turner, t 29— R. Wheeler, c 26 — A. Edmunds, t 26 — E. Schwartz, t 6 — J. Patterson, e 7— T. Tilton, t W. Van Heest, Manager 11— S. Jackson, b 14— M. Hills, g 28— R. Clapp, g 23— P. Harrison, b 2— J. Schlaiker, g 27— F. Crafts, b 32

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL Pride and joy of the old home town! That ' s this year’s team, with a record of sixteen straight wins, and a total number of 664 points against 293 tor combined opposition. High scorers on first team were Captain Seaton Jackson with 208 points, John Whizzer White with 186 points and Lreddie Crafts with 155 points. Special credit is also due Jack Van Heest and Charlie Place for their excellent guarding. Buddy Clive led second team with 1 17 points, and with Bill Van Heest and David Whelpley as forwards and John Beebe and Parker Harrison as guards, this team, too, stayed undefeated throughout the season. A fine tribute to Coach Law and a threat to the Tech Tourney Class C” next year, these teams earned undying praise. GAMES Weston vs. Weston vs. Weston vs. Weston vs. Weston vs. Weston vs. Weston vs. Weston vs. Maynard, 38-16 and 69-26 Westwood, 36-21 and 52-19 Millis, 20-6 and 62-15 St. Mark’s, 30-28 and 40-22 Wellesley, 28-13 and 26-13 Cambridge School, 33-6 and 30-22 Wayland, 52-14 and 35-15 Brown and Nichols, 53-26 and 53-24 S. Jackson, Captain, 1. f. J. Van Heest, r. g. W. VanHeest, r. f. J. Beebe, r. g. LETTERMEN J. White, c C. Place, 1. g. D. Whelpley, c. F. Crafts, r. f. N. Clive, 1. f. P. Harrison, 1. g. 34