Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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FOOTBALL Although the football squad suffered the loss of three first- string players through graduation last June, Coach Demers ar- ranged a fast and peppy team this Fall, with Albert Johnson, ’32 as Captain. We started the season on October 3 with Marshfield at Bourne. After a hard-fought game Bourne won 6-0. On October 10, we traveled to Plymouth to play their sec- ond team. Here again. Bourne came out on top, winning with a score of 6-0. On October 19, the strong Falmouth team came to Bourne. Although our team played fine football, Falmouth seemed to have more reserve power and won with a score of 6-0. We next played a heavy Dartmouth team at Dartmouth. In spite of the fact that our Bourne boys put up a fine fight, Dart- mouth carried home the honors with a score of 28-7. On October 31, we played Wareham at Bourne, Wareham played a fine game but lost to us with a 12-0 score. Next we played Scituate at Bourne on November 6. Bourne held the leaders of the South Shore League for three periods, but weakened in the fourth period and Scituate made the only touch-down of the game, making the score 7-0 in their favor. On Armistice Day, November 11, the Bourne Varsity team played the Alumni team at the Keith Field in Sagamore. Be- cause of the keen rivalry existing between the two teams, there was great excitement throughout the game which ended in a score of 13-7 in favor of the Alumni. On November 16, the Plymouth seconds played a return game at Bourne. In spite of hard fighting on both sides, the game ended with a 6-6 tie score.

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20 CANAL CURRENTS When a message is received stating that the servants, who are expected that day, are unable to come, the four Dangerfield children decide to fill temporarily the places of butler, cook, errand boy, and maid. A great deal of swift action occurs and many amusing sit- uations are created because of their decision. The fun continues throughout the play which ends happily for all. The play is being directed by Miss Alice G. Tapper. M. Ada ms

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22 CANAL CURRENTS Bourne journeyed to Falmouth on November 21. Falmouth scored early in the first period and held the lead throughout the game, winning with a score of 9-0. Mando Ferrari The football squad members were: — B. Hyllestad, ’32 W. Palmer, ’33 B. Swift, ’35 M. Ferrari, ’33 A. Johnson (Capt.), ’32 K. Griffith, ’32 W. Chase, ’34. E. Sanford, ’33 R. Ferretti, ’35 R. MacLeod, ’34 F. Hicks, ’35 W. Hurley, ’35 I. Gibbs, ’34 W. McGowen, ’32 E. Kaskela, ’33 R. Wentworth, ’32 U. Tassinari, ’34 B. Haskell ’33 A. Gonella, ’35 H. Quattromini, ’32 R. Jordan, ’35 C. Chace, ’32 R. Gibbs, ’35 K. Porter, ’35 BOURNE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD, 1931. Front Row, Left to Right: — R. Wentworth; E. Kospela; K. Porter; A. Johnson (Capt.); W. Chase; M. Ferrari; R. Gibbs. Second Row:— W. Hurley; R. MacLeod; I. Gil)bs; B. Hyllestad; K. Griffith; W. McGowen. Back Row: — R. Ferretti; B. Haskell; B. Swift; C. Chace; W. Palmer; F. Hicks; E. Sanford; Coach Demers.