Emerson School for Boys - Sign Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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THE SIGN ' FC'0T?5Ai L ' ..- ....-....----1v- it wmv- -f 2 ' X N re y i l . , , ,iT i 1 u I I 1 I 4 X The loothdll season was heavily curtailed this year due to wartime travel restrictions. No outside games were played this fall. From a standpoint of games won the season might be mdled unsuccessful, but the fur the team had in playing under somewhat difficult conditions made the re- sults more than satisfactory. Teens pluyed in- cluded the Phillips Exeter Academy light Reds and Light Blues, and a team from the Zxetes EH4i1SinoL ll The team, captained by Lorry Wooldredge , was made up of the following boys: Thomas, Ditk' Smith, Ken Smith, Ralph Mulcahy, I'renois'?,'.ulcehy, Tony Clarke, David Coombs, Earl Florence, Charlie Flynn, Alan Path, Knowlton Miller, Karshall Well- ington, George luggins, John Bedriok, Charlie Baker, Eugene Eager, Jindy Draper, John Sergeant, and Tom Guglielno. Warren Aboott served' very capably as the manager: Letters were awarded at the end of the terv dinrer beiore the Christmas Holidays. it the :une time Coach Turner was pre- sented with n sndll gift from the team. R -r .-. -, ll ml, slug? M -Of-0

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