Brooks School - Bishop Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

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FOOTBALI, Hli team returned from summer vacation in fairly good condition, and after two weeks of practice under our new coach, Mr. jackson, defeated Rivers School 20 to 0. This game showed much room for improvement, and the squad settled down to some hard practice. XYe lost a hard game to Groton 19 to 6 and the next week lost another close one to Noblels 13 to 6. ln both these games the team seemed unable to get started before the second half. The Brown 8: Nichols game was lost the next week by a score of 14-0. The Middlesex game came next, and things looked anything but hopeful. .-Xt the end of the first half Brooks trailed by a score of 13 to 0, and it looked like another Noble's game. The team rallied, however, and played really in- spired football, winning the game 18 to 13 despite numerous injuries. The team entered the Belmont game greatly weakened by injuries and, after leading 7 to 0, succumbed to a powerful Belmont running attack, losing the game 20 to 7. The players would like to congratulate Coach Jackson on the excellent job he did with the squad, and wish Carhart, next year's captain, a successful season. . , , . ' tl. LHAlfri:1c, Ca-Crzplzzm J. '1iYNER, C0-Cfzptaizz I5

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Y EDWARD VVINSLOW WARE, JR. Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Trinity October 11, 1919 Entered Second Form 1934 Associate Editor BISHOP '38 Literary Editor BISHOP '39 M LJJQJLQA Football Manager '38 GEORGE HENRY VVARREN, III New York City Harvard June 17, 1920 Entered First Form 1933 Russell House Prefect Form Councillor '36, '37, '38 Missionary Society '38, '39 President Missionary Society '39 Dramatic Association '35, '36, '37, '38, '39 President Dramatic Association '39 Highest average in Form '39 pg Baseball '37, '38, '39 DQR-'Glu m Chapel Assistant '38, '39 -N 14

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HOCKEY N unusual winter filled with epidemics, lack of ice, and plenty of snow at the wrong time made the full Hockey schedule impossible. The first game was an informal one with Johnson High which Brooks won by a narrow margin of 2 to 1. Noble and Greenough's fast skating team beat us 5 to 1. A better team played against Riversg but was only able to squeeze through with a 2 to l victory. Then came midyears, immediately followed by a disastrous epidemic of grippeg a few days afterwards the measles stepped in and took most of those who had survived the grippe. On the day of a scheduled game there were only four out of a squad of fifteen who were able to wield sticks. lt was fairly obvious that no more games could be played, so the games with Andover, Middlesex, Governor Dummer, and Belmont were cancelled. Although the season was short, a great deal of credit should be given to Mr. Morse, for he developed a strong team by the third game. lf all the games could have been played, I think we would have had a successful season. We all wish those of us graduating the very best of luck with hockey in college. A. S. CARHART, AIR., Czzptzziu I6