Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Success” seemed to be the key word in this year’s sports, and the girls’ basketball proved no ex¬ ception. Missing the undefeated” title by loss of only one game, they piled up a score of 234 points against 124 for combined opponents. High scorers were Nancy Woodman with 105 points, Gwendolyn Gale with 65 points, and Joan Brouillette with 54 points, for first team; Dottie Sheehan with 43 points, and Sally Caffrey with 34 points for second team. Lois, Barbara and Phee deserve special credit for their excellent guarding, and substitutes Beverly and Joan should get a big hand, too. Thus, with spirit and sportsmanship on the rampage, our girls went through a season of eight games, winning six, tying one, and losing one. GAMES Weston vs. Maynard, 52-6 Weston vs. Wayland, 29-24 and 38-13 Weston vs. Cambridge, 17-17 and 20-22 Weston vs. Welle sley, 25-18 Weston vs. Concord, 36-9 Weston vs. Waltham, 17-15 LETTERMEN Gwendolyn Gale (Capt.), r. f. Nancy Woodman, c. Joan Brouillette, 1. f. Beverly Hastings, 1. f. Lois Rinehart (Mgr.), c. g. Barbara Kingsbury, r. g. Phyllis Brown, 1. g. Joan Fuller, 1. g. Sally Caffrey (Capt.), c. Sally Bolster, r. f. Dottie Sheehan, 1. f. Jean Tiffany, 1. f. Betsy Van Heest Alice Rinehart Irene Havey Deborah Knights, r. f. i 35

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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

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BASEBALL Again, as we go to press, the boys are just hitting a few balls in preliminary practice for their baseball season. Should we judge by other sports seasons of the year, this one should be very suc¬ cessful and we certainly hope it will be. Scheduled games are as follows April 24 At Southboro May 18 Sudbury April 27 Millis May 22 At Millis May 1 At Hopkinton May 25 Southboro May 4 Westwood May 29 At Westwood May 8 At Sudbury June 1 Wayland May 11 Lexington June 5 Hopkinton May 15 At Wayland June 8 At Lexington Returning Lettermen: John White, Joe Studley, Fred Newell, Walter Palmer, Parker Harrison, David Whelpley. Newcomers: Harold Coburn, Frank Parsons, Fred Crafts, John Beebe, Conrad Schofield. 36 %