Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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THE ECHO 27 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Year Name Award College Place of Business 1937 M. Smith Alumni Bridgewater Teachers College 1937 R. Kunan School Harvard 1937 W. Sands Friendship Boston University 1936 R. Kearns Alumni Boston College 1936 M. Iveson School Chandler Secretary at Kennedy’s 1936 L Barrows Friendship Boston University 1935 G. Behan Alumni Bridgewater Teachers College 1935 R. Colburn School Boston University 1935 C. Caspersen Friendship Bridgewater Teachers College 1934 G. Kelley School Forsyth’s Dental School Dental Hygienist in Dorchester 1934 R. Hill Friendship Boston University Mrs. J. Cote of Toledo, Ohio 1933 H. Kelley School Bridgewater Teachers College Teacher in Norton 1933 K. Stanley Friendship Harvard and Colby 1932 C. Coulter School Bridgewater Teachers College Teacher in Holbrook 1932 F. Moran Friendship Bridgewater Teachers College Teacher in Kingston 1931 N. Smith School Brown University Teacher in Avon 1931 E. Hayden Friendship Worcester Poly tech Federal Engineer 1930 S. White School Bryant and Stratton Florist in Holbrook 1930 W. Hancock Friendship New London Coast Guard Academy Ensign in the Coast Guard 1929 E. Hill School Boston University Mrs. D. David, Pon- tiac, Michigan 1929 M. Kierstead Friendship Simmons College Children’s Library, Dorchester 1928 C. Martin School Massachusetts Institute of Technology Honolulu 1928 A. Therrien Friendship Northeastern University

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26 THE ECHO ALUMNI NOTES 1937 Willard Hamilton is working at Hamilton’s Garage. Leo MacKinnon goes to Berkeley Preparatory Night School. Arnold Eager is working at Howard’s Store. Richard Kelly works at the Texaco Service Station. Dorothy Crosby attends Brockton Night School. Hilton Murdock is attending Hebron Academy in Maine. Paul Wiggins is going to Northeastern University evening course and work- ing at First National Bank in Boston. Barbara Sears and Ingrid Caspersen are attending Brockton Business Col- lege. Rose Moran is working at Iveson’s Radio Station. Bob Mitchell is working at his father’s store in Hanson. Daniel Daly is working on Cushman’s Bakery Truck and also attending Franklin Institute. Rhoda Freethy is working at Montgomery W ards’ in Brockton. Charlotte Miles is working at Millie’s Lunchroom as a waitress. Louise Carter was married to Charles S. Pike of Brockton in Greenville, New Hampshire, on October 19, 1937. Audrey Clark is a waitress at the Toll House in Whitman. George Jones is going to Walpole Agricultural School. George Mullen is going to Huntington Preparatory School. Raymond W eatherbee is working as a chef in a hotel. Edward Colburn is at a C. C. C. camp. Arthur Moran drives a Cushman’s Bakery Truck. Norma Poole is attending Burdett College. Ernest Groves has moved to Newton. Rose Garrebedian is working at the Thomas G. Plant factory in Jamaica Irene George is attending Bridgewater Teachers College. John Welch is working at Panther Rubber Co. in Stoughton. Ruth Kierstead is taking the Public Health Nursing Course at Simmon’s College. Frank Baker is working at Bourbeau’s Plumbing Shop. 1935 Rita Lang, Albert Lang, Geraldine Behan are attending Bridgewater Teach- ers College. Helen Moran is working at Barbour Mills. 1934 Kathleen W alsh was married to Reginald Grant on November 6, 1937.

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28 THE ECHO ATHLETICS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Colburn, M. Smith, M. Eldridge, Ba. Iveson, B. Ford, Be. Iveson. Row 2: M. Churchill, M. Moran, A. Franklin, E. Williamson, R. Clooney, Cap- tain; M, Morse, A. McCaughey, M. Chase, Miss West, Coach. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL On December 20, the girls’ basketball season opened with a game at Pem- broke. Ruth Clooney made a score of 13 points, while Esther Williamson had a score of 16 points. Sumner girls lost the game, but there was splendid passing to the end. The second game of the season was played on January 18 at Kingston. The Sumner girls were the winners. Ruth Clooney made 21 points, Esther William- son 21 points, Ann McCaughey 6 points. Having played such a good game on January 18, the girls were ready for their big game of the season with Randolph on January 28. This game was most exciting from the first sound of the whistle to the last basket that was made. Holbrook won with a score of 38 to 27. Esther Williamson was the leader in points, having made 14, while Ruth Clooney made 13, and Ann McCaughey 11. Mary Moran, Martha Morse, and Marie Smith showed good pass work and kept the ball away from the opponents, passing it right over their heads and to Sum- ner’s forwards. There was much cheering from the spectators. With much enthusiasm, the girls were now ready to meet the Alumnae. Some of the former stars of Sumner played in this game, making it somewhat harder for the present girls at Sumner to retrieve the ball, but to the end the