Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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28 THE ECHO First Row: T. Veale, R. Paul, A. Soule, L. McGaughey, R. White, R. Bettle. Second Row: R. Nelson, manager, P, Benvie, G. Polisson, G. Wagner, R. Pawlowski, A. Winkley, W. Jennings, Mr. J. P. alsh, coach. BASEBALL April 28, at est Bridgewater Ma 2, at Thayer May 4, Randolph at home Ma) 8, Thayer at home May 11, at Braintree SCHEDULE May 16, Braintree at home May 18, at Randolph May 22, at Avon May 29, Avon at home June 2, West Bridgewater BOYS BASKETBALL (Continued from preceding page) Opponent Home Team Where Flayed E. Bridgewater 14 Sumner 16 at home E. Bridgewater 31 Sumner 30 at home Avon 34 Sumner 18 at Avon Stetson 30 Sumner 20 at home Howard 39 Sumner 12 at Howard Cohasset 17 Sumner 26 at home Thayer 39 Sumner 14 at home Thayer 11 Sumner 25 at home Avon 18 Sumner 26 at home Bridgewater 0 Sumner 18 at Bridgewater E. Bridgewater 25 Sumner 29 at East Bridgewater Cohasset 23 Sumner 30 at Cohasset Weymouth 17 Sumner 24 at Weymouth Weymouth 27 Sumner 59 at Weymouth Weymouth 15 Sumner 31 at home Weymouth 21 Sumner 44 at home Hanover 31 Sumner 31 at Brockton Sophomores 23 Juniors 24 at home

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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)

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THE ECHO 29 F ' rst Row: B. Benn, A. Andrew, R. White, P. Allen, G. Clifford, C. Dyer. J. Whittake: ' , Miss Elna Knutson. Second Roiv: G. Pollison, R. Esterbrook, R. Pawlowski, R. Hadfield. T. Veale. STUDENTS ' COUNCIL The Students’ Council of Sumner High School had for 1943-1944 the follo wing officers : Chairman Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser Patricia Allen Geraldine Clifford Ruth White Miss Elna Knutson The Council supervised class elections, financed the basketball and base- ball teams, arranged the assembly programs, ushered at parents’ night, spon- sored a record hop on December 3, 1943, and an intermural basketball game followed by a record hop on March 17, 1944, conducted two magazine drives, the profit from the Crowell Publishing Company magazine drive being S98.07 and Curtis Publishing Company S43.23. The latter was divided among the various class treasuries who earned it. Sumner High feels as though the Students’ Council has accomplished much the past year.