Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

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1931 Essex Aggie Year Book Back Row: George Cross (RD); Harry Nyland (D); John Borge (LD); George Perkins (LW); Austin George (Goal) Front Row: Kenneth Hagar, Manager; Edward Porter (W); John Mackenzie (RW) Captain; Carleton Symmes (D); George Abbott (RW) Boys’ Hockey Team Season 1930-31 TOTAL SCORE RECORD: WON LOST ESSEX AGGIE OPPONENTS 2 4 14 A 7) The hockey season was not as successful as might have been hoped for. Being handicapped by lack of ice and the inexperience of some of the members of the team we were unsuccessful in winning but two games while losing four games. We lost the first game to Stoneham High School 2-5 but if we had played as well as in some of the later games the results would have been different. We defeated Swampscott High School 2-0, followed by another win over Beverly High School 4-2. We lost to Saugus High School 1-2 and dropped a hard fought contest to Peabody High School, this game running into two overtime periods. We also lost our last games to Haverhill High School 3-4. One distinct benefit derived was the experience gained, and we hope for a much improved sextet next winter. 24

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Activities Back Row:, Harry Green, Manager; Lewis Williams (F); Robert Bolcome (F); Philip H. Couhig, Coach; Gordon Cool (G); Robert Bartlett (F); David Carter, Assistant Manager Middle Row: Robert Roland (G); Carl Swanson (F); Norman Colville (F); Frederick Johnston (C) Stanley Chlebowski (G) Front Row: Bradford Webb (F); Francis Biery (C); George Bulgaris (F); Harold Kidder (G). Boys’ Basketball Team RECORD: WON LOST ESSEX AGGIE OPPONENTS 14 4 617 367 The basketball team had a highly successful year. Having the best record of any basketball team in the history of this school. We won the first four games in a row, defeating the Alumni 45-13; St. Joseph 27- 11; Peabody High School 48-15 and Lynn Y.M.C.A. Jesmas- 12: After this, we won three more games in succession, winning from Sanborn Seminary 34-23; Gloucester High 38-21 and Norfolk “Aggies” 44-24. We lost to Beverly High School 17-28, but won successively from the following: Peabody High School 30-25; Lynn Y. M. C. A. Jrs. 52-10; Bristol “ Aggies” 31-18; San- born Seminary 27-24 and Norfolk “Aggies” 36-11. We won fourteen games and lost four for the season’s record, rolling up 617 points to our opponents 367. The major portion of our team success was due to our coach, Mr. Phillip Couhig, and with most of the team back again next winter we should have another banner year. 23

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Activities penis Back Row: George G. Smith (G); Albert Gordon, Assistant Manager. Middle Row: Philip H. Couhig, Coach; Edward Glowacki (T); Stanley Chlebowski (QB); Norman Colville (HB); Alexander Lawn (T); Francis Biery (E'; Irving Day, Manager Front Row: Robert Roland (E); Arthur Bulgaris (T); Albert McCourt (G); Raymond Reed (E) and Captain; Frank DeLucca (G); James Bulgaris (T); Sidney Batchelder (C.) Boys’ Football Team Season 1930-31 TOTAL SCORE RECORDS: WON LOST ESSEX AGGIE OPPONENTS 4 3 75 69 Essex had a fairly successful year in football, winning four games and losing three. Starting the season with the St. Joseph’s Juniorates, we won quite easily 27-3, fol- lowing with another successful game with Methuen High School winning 13-6. On the following Saturday, playing the strong Marblehead High School, we suffered the worst defeat of the season, losing 7-38. Rallying in the next two games Aggie defeated Peabody High School 2-0 and Swampscott 19-0. The last games were closely contended but we were edged out by Gloucester High School, losing 7-13 and to the powerful Gov. Dummer Academy eleven 0-9. We scored 75 points during the season to our opponents 69. The team as a whole played good football during the season showing the able and patient work of our coach “Phil” Couhig. The outlook for the season is very promising with the loss of but few men by graduation. 25