Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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26 THE ECHO First Row: M. Leitch, manager, H. Kayian, A. Keating, G. Hagerty, P. Allen, C. McLeod, C. jCote, Miss McCarthy, coach. Second Row: T, Mack, C. Weatherbee, J. McGaughey, M. Morgan, B. Paul, B. bite, B. Smart, G. McCarthy. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The girls’ basketball squad didn’t exactly have a winning team this year, but it’s not only the winning of the game, it’s the sportsmanship of which the girls had an over-supply. The coach was Miss Grace McCarthy, who spent a great deal of time and energy coaching the willing players. An assistant coach. Miss Mar) Campbell, helped the team considerably the short time she was here. The manager was Marie Leitch, who did a good job securing games. “Pat” Allen was the high scorer. Too bad she is leaving this year, but it looks as though Beverly Paul should fill her place easily. Colena MacLeod and Claire Cote share honors as the best guards. Claire had to give up basketball during the season because of illness, but she was a great help while she was able to play. The members of the team were Patricia Allen, Beverly Paul, Gloria Hagerty, Colena MacLeod, Claire Cote, Barbara Smart, Therese Mack, Marion Morgan, Alice Keating, Helen Kayian, Betty White, Claire Weatherby, Barbara Mc- Gaughey, and Grace McCarthy. Many of the girls are graduating this year, but others will come, others who will try to work for Sumner’s glory. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Home Team Opponent Home Team Howard 43 Sumner 24 Howard 39 Sumner 31 Stetson 20 Sumner 14 Cohasset 28 Sumner 26 Independence 32 Sumner 30 Avon 36 Sumner 14 Avon 23 Sumner 9 Cohasset 35 Sumner 23 Stetson 33 Sumner 20

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THE ECHO 25 ALUMNI Class of 1943 William Bagiev, U.S.N. Seabees Motor Machinist Russell Chandler, U.S.N. Signal Corps Paul Colby, U.S.N. Pharmacist’s Mate Harry Davis, U.S.N. V5 Air Corps • Cadet at Wesleyan College Theodore Haggai, U.S.N. Submarine Victor Hogan, U.S.N. Musician Windsor Hollis, U.S.N. Air Corps Cadet at de Pauw College Elbridge Hooker, Hooker’s Ice Cream Richard Jennings, U.S.N. Air Corps Cadet Albert Lehtinen, U.S. Maritime Serv- ice Enoch Lehtinen, U. S. Maritime Serv- ice Raymond Lutz, U.S. A. Military Police Frank McGaughey, U.S. A. Medical Division Paul Mitchell, U.S.N. Air Corps Ca- det at Wesleyan College Frank Moran, U.S.N. Yeoman Gordon Neal, U.S.N. Air Corps Radio Operator John Thayer, U.S. A. Air Corps Cadet at Texas William Williamson, U.S. A. Signal Corps Irene Ben vie, Hingham Ship Yard, office Muriel Berg, Canton Rubber Com- pany, secretary Alice Bestoso, Wilfred Academy, hairdresser Leone Blachutta, Boston Art School Janet Bolles, Lynn Hospital, Cadet Nurse Ruth Cann, Hingham Ship Yard, office Elizabeth Card, Radcliff College Marion Creighton, at home Jean Currier, Currier’s Frame Shop Patricia Donovan, New York City, office Ellen Eaton, Canton Rubber Com- pany, office Mary Eaton, McCarthy’s Department Store, clerk Eleanor Finnegan, Hingham Ship Yard, office Edna Grover, Eaton’s Shoe Factory, office Eleanor Grover, Eaton’s Shoe Fac- tory, office Glenna Hulbert, New Hampshire Ag- ricultural Testing Department Eleanor Kennedy, Fisher’s Business School Madeline Lyons, San Francisco, Cali- fornia, office Helen Mackie, Burdett Business Col- lege Alma Mann, Hingham Ship Yard, office Helen McIntosh, Norfolk County Hos- pital, office Dorothy Porter, Mercantile House in Boston, clerk Elizabeth Putt, Stenotype School Gertrude Robertson, Boston Bank, office Agnes Schutt, Fore River Ship Yard Audrey Smart, John Hancock Insur- ance Company, office Lois Tilton, Rhode Island State Col- lege Mary Walsh, Hingham Ship Yard, office Ruth Weatherby, Hingham Ship Yard, office

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THE ECHO 27 First Rciv: R. Paul, R. Bettle, R. White, R. Howland, K. Anderson. A. T inkley. Second Row: R. Nelson, manager, G. Polisson, R. Mosseso, R. Paw- lowski, W. Jennings, R. Miles, J. Galway, Mr. Wade Hooker, Coach. BOYS ' BASKETBALL For the first few games the basketball boys didn’t show up so well; however, as the games went on, there was a great deal of improvement. The team showed real determination as the season moved into full scale. The first team consisted of the following boys: Karl Anderson, Robert White, Robert Howland, Arthur Winkley, Richard Paul. The second team was made up of Walter Jennings, Robert Hollstein, Robert Pawlowski, George Polisson, Robert Bettle, Rudolph Mosesso. Because over half of the 1942-1943 team consisted of seniors, a new team was tried out. This team has been doing a fine job. One of the outstanding highlights of the season was the game with Stetson, with, a large crowd attending. Another exciting game was played between the sophomores and juniors. A sizable crowd turned out for this game also. During the last thirty seconds of the game the score was in favor of the sophomores, but during this time White put in a basket at the moment the final bell rang. The final score was twenty-three to twenty-four. This game concluded the bas- ketball season. Summing all this up, the new first and second team of Sumner did a fine job. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Opponent Home Team Where Played Howard 47 Sumner 14 at home Stetson 42 Sumner 22 at Randolph Porter 27 Sumner 23 at home (Continued on following page)