Dean College - Awpie Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Back row-Mr. Coons. Dupree. Hodgson. Walker. Valletta. Sutty, Rowitz tmanagerj, Mr. Paine. Front row-Allard, Torchia, Smyth, Adams, Rumsey. 1 at I 5' ' -F 1' y lv? if . fl' N: Ll! , BASKETBALL TEAM DEAN ACADEMY, coached by Mr. Paine, has just concluded the second most successful baskeball campaign in the history of the school. At the conclusion of the regular season, Dean put together a neat eleven wins and tour losses. Tournament play is Where the Demons really hit their stride. At Milton Academy they Won the Southeastern Mass. Championship. Prom there they went to Boston Garden. Here they won both games, which made Dean Champs ot New England. Favorites in the Glens Falls Tournament, Dean was defeated by Aquinas lnstitute. In the Consolation Tourney, which they Won, Dean defeated two strong clubs, St. Michael's of Brooklyn, and Cartaret Prep, tournament favorite. The honor of being captain, of this strong Dean club, Was Bob Schalk. Nineteen 'Fifty-one Page Sixty-seven

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1 if 1 . L, I--1M F ,V i l Back row-DiPietro. Warton, Goodrich, Benson, Torchia. Schalk, Horvilz. Bunting, Coleman, Darling, Stover, Second row-Adams, Forbes, Rumsey, Moore, LeRoy fcofcaptainj, Donnelly, McLaughlin fco-captainl, Smyth, McCormick, Rossi, Mr. Paine fcoachl, Mr. Coons fcoachj, Sardella, Santoro, Cronis, Bauder, Cardinal, Parker, Cooke, Morse, Partington. FOOTBALL TEAM UNDER THE leadership of our new coaches, Mr. Coons and Mr. Paine, the Red Demons displayed one of the most powerful and aqqressive attacks in many a year. Dean breezed victoriously through their first three games: Wilbra- ham, Mass. Maritime, and the previously undefeated Tufts Freshmen. Riddled by injuries, Dean suffered their first defeat by a score of 6-O to strong Suffield Academy. This was the start of Dean's downfall, which was followed by another defeat by Tilton. Dean came back to take strong Harvard Freshmen by 19 points. Then they traveled to Ashburnham to be set back by a strong Cushing team. page SiXgy.5iX Nineteen Fifty-one

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Page S Back row-Brown tassistant managerj, Benson, Goodrich. Pertway, Cronis, Umbzrs. Second row-Mr. Longley. Harris, Nixon tco-captainj, Turkington Qco-captainj, Connolly, Lohr, Conway Cmanagerj. Front row-Gladue. Holland, Hamlet, l-lo, Mann. SWIMMING TEAM THIS YEARS swimming team is the finest Dean has ever known. More re- cords have been broken and more meets won than ever before. The team as a Whole proved to have the most interest in the sport than has been known for many years. Much of the success is owed to the faith and hard work of Mr. Longley. All members took pride in the achievements of their unusually fine team. ixty-eight Nineteen F x K ifty-one