Bromfield High School - Beacon Yearbook (Harvard, MA)

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Brom? 2 eLd. Beacon BOYS' ATHLETICS FOOTBALL This year, under the able coaching of Frank Driscoll, the Bromfield boys had a six-man football team. Although the record of the team was poor, we hope that the experience gained will aid us in coming years. We want to thank Frank Lennihan, the only senior on the team, for his help in starting football at Bromfield. Frank was also Captain and contributed much to the squad. The players were as follows: Left end - E. Cregar Center - P. White and R. Turner Right end - F. Lennihan fCaptainJ Backs -R. Hynes P. Anderson P. Messersmith Substitutes: C. Day, R. Leet, R. Stephens, and N. Marr. Manager: G. Lennihan. The schedule of games and scores was as follows:- Lancaster 32 - Bromfield 12 Essex Aggie 13 - Bromfield 12 Topsiield 6 - Bromiield 12 Manchester 48 - Bromfield 6 Topsfield 44 - Bromfield 6 Lancaster 7 - Bromfield 6 Sk P14 all BASKETBALL The basketball team began the 1949-50 season under a new coach, Mr. Frank Driscoll. This year's schedule included twenty-two games and participation in the t-ournament at the Boston Arena. The team fared well with eleven wins and eleven losses. The lineup was as follows: Right forward - Albert Tooker CCaptainJ Left forward - Robert Hynes Center - Philip Messersmith Right Guard - Ernest Cregar Left guard - Paul White f Substitutes: A-Kenneth West, Robert Turner, Robert Leet, Chester Day, Robert Stephens, N-orman Marr, Richard Hall, Robert Hall, Alan Blue, Elliott Blackwell, George Lennihan, and Jack Linehan. Managers: Wayne Blackwell and Laurence Gates. Scorekeeper: John Murphy. Page Eight

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Brom?j eld i3-e arson Dec 19, at Harvard. Dracut 25 - Bromfield 47. Dec. 20, at Acton. Acton 31 - Bromfield 28 Dec 28, at Harvard. Littleton 16 - Bromfield 21 Dec. 30, at Tewksbury. Tewksbury 32 4 Bromfield 27 Jan. 3, at Harvard Ayer 48 - Bromfield 21 Jan. 6, at Sterling. Sterling 10 - Bromfield 30 Jan. 11, at Harvard Lancaster 24 - Bromfield 39 Jan. 13, at Harvard. Lunenburg 38 - Bromiield 6 Jan. 17, at Harvard Tewksbury 31 - Bromfield 28 Jan. 20, at Harvard. Acton 17 - Bromfield 17 Jan. 21. at Harvard Maynard 29 - Bromfield 37 Jan. 27, at Harvard Princeton 21 - Bromfield 22 Feb 3, at Harvard. Lancaster 30 -- Bromfield 33 Feb. 6, at Dracut. Dracut 38 - Bromfield 25 Feb. 8, at Ayer. Ayer 48 - Bromfield 34 ' , Feb. 10, at Harvard. Stow 19 - Bromfield 31 XFeb. 13, at Lunenburg. Lunenloerg 35 - Bromfield 43 Feb. 24, at Princeton. Princeton 15 -- Bromfield 30 Q, it Y l 'X lt a CHEER LEADERS The cheer leaders, this year, had football as well as basketball to cheer for. On the day of each football game the cheer leaders, during the last part of the lunch period, led the sports' rally. They have been present at all games and they have done excellent work. 1,-P' For football they were: For basketball they were: s X Sylvia mall Nancy Leet Susan Campbell Mona Callaghan Betty Maloney Sylvia Small Nancy Leet Susan Campbell. - e3,i,,.,.,. E., Doris BigeloW,Y,lr1 '51 9 tg' L. 'H :jeg P- X fi ,J .X mc,-.I J jig K rfrzrj Poem Seven K . 1 W in 1-'NL.0UJ1,fiQl L' if l 'i ' ' ,V ft, fx f , . f . ht X -.1 X V X., 1 V i 1 lille, fi

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Bromgelcl Be alcorn l The schedule was as follows: Dec. 6 at Harvard. Bromfield 53 - Stow 42 Dec 13 at Harvard. Bromfield 50 - Sterling 30 Dec 19 at Harvard. Dracut 79 - Bromfield 32 Dec. 20 at Acton. Bromfield 38 - Acton 36 Dec. at Harvard. Littleton 39 - Bromfield 23 Dec 30 at Tewksbury. Tewksbury 46 - Bromfield 30 Jan. 3 at Harvard. Ayer 51 - Brornfleld 34. Jan. 6 at Princeton. Bromfleld 43 - Sterling 39. Jan. 11 at Harvard. Bromfield 51 - Lancaster 24 Jan. 13 at Harvard. Lunenburg 39 - Bromfield 22 Jan. 17 at Harvard. Tewksbury 51 - Br-omfield 44. Jan. 20 at Harvard. Acton 45 - Bromfield 34 Jan. 27 at Harvard. Bromfield 34 - Princeton 29 Feb. 1 at Harvard. Bromfield 47 - St. Mary's C.Y.O Feb. 3 at Harvard. Bromfield 35 - Lancaster 21 Feb. 6 at Dracut. Dracut 60 - Bromfield 24 Feb. 8 at Ayer. Bromfield 39 - Ayer 32 Feb. 10 at Harvard. Bromfield 43 - Stow 36. Feb. 13 at Lunenburg. Lunenburg 46 - Bromheld 15 Feb. 24 at Princeton. Bromheld 47 -- Princeton 39 251 H4 Pl: BASEBALL The 1950 baseball season opened at Stow with a 14-11 win and a nevs coach, Frank Driscoll. This year we joined the western division of the Wachusett League, and we did well against improved competition The line-up was as follows: Philip Messersmith - Third base 58223 535161. g Second base Robert Stephens - First base Pace Nine