Holden High School - Clarion Yearbook (Holden, MA)

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JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Kneeling Charlene Slayton Suzanne Burns First R014 Barbara Anderson Nancy Hughes Chrxstxe Donway Lynthna Perry Sally Fletcher Donna Jensen Beverly Powell amce Colvm Joan Zecco Second Row Marxlyn Clark Qmanagerj Carol Watts udxth Olson Carolyn Zottolln Paula Hughes Mxrr less Underwood Mary Ol1ver jamce Horrngan Elnzabeth Laukkanen Joanne Lyman Sandra Jacobson Ehzabeth Hull Margaret Adams Nancy Andrews Mrs ane Moulton Qcoachj BASKETBALL BANQUET Room for some moreU9 'ix Working for 3 Change 65 Our fanthful Cheerleaders . K: , . . . V: ! ' D Y N 9 Q : . . 3 . VJ 9 1 1 ' 9 a y 1 9 a x v 1 ' .I - r Q A ' -2 A Q 2, . C 4 1 5, A Q E. t f' Q5 . .. 1 ll. V . f g

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GIRLS' VARSITY HOCKEY First Row Beverly johnson Cynthna Freeland Carol Hyland judxth Forsberg Qco capta1rQ Rose Conrad Marcxa Gordon Second Row Mrs Jane Moulton fcoachj joan Forsell Constance Baker Margaret Scott Kathleen Prue Shlrley Johnson Cathenne H1ckey Nancy Fletcher Eleanor Reed Marllyn Clark fmanagerj HOLDEN HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY TEAM 1953 Season Shrewsbury 2 Holden Holden l Shrewsbury 0 Mnllbury Holden Holden 2 Leommster 0 Holden Leommster 0 Hol en 1 Mlllbury The vars1ty hockey team of Holden Hngh School for 1953 was compnsed of the followmg Joan Forsell Marcla Gordon Catherme H1ckey Eleanor Reed Cynthla Freeland Shlrley johnson Rose Conrad Beverly johnson and Judnth Forsberg and Carol Hyland Qco captamsj Marxlyn Clark was the manager The team started practrce the second week of school wxth a squad of sxxty glrls reportmg Three weeks after the first practnce the varsnty team was chosen The first game wxth Shrewsbury Hxgh was played nn Holden The Shrewsbury team proved too fast for the Holden eleven and Holden lost xts first game 2 0 The next week followmg a hard practnce sessnon the Holden team traveled to Mxllbury to meet a After th1s slow start the team regained nts fight mg spmt and started off on a wmnmg streak by beat mg Leommster 5 0 The undefeated Shrewsbury eleven followed next In the first half the hard playmg Holden Hngh School gxrls came through wnth some excellent teamwork and the game ended wnth a 1 0 vnctory for Holden Agam the Holden gurls met Leommster thxs trme on Leommster s home field They were 1n for a sur prnse when they found thenr opponents a much strengthened team Holden however proved the stronger and came out m the clear wnth a 2 0 vnctory The fast ball carrymg eleven from Mlllbury came to Holden s field for the last game of the season for both teams The determmed Holden team played one of the best games of the season defeatmg M111 bu l 0 ryThe V s came through the season as usual undefeated wnth the exceptxon of one t1e wxth Mlllbury m the begmnmg of the season The varsnty members playmg their last field hockey competxtnon for H H S were Cynthna Freeland Rose Conrad judxth Forsberg and Carol Hyland The semor players leave the responsnbnhty for bunldmg an undefeated team next year to the athletxcally mclmed sophomores who made up more than one half of thxs year s varsxty squad 64 : 2 ' 9 1 I ' . 9 1 I I : ' l . Y 3 - 9 , , 3 Y 5 ! ' 0 . 2 1 . 5 ' d ' 0 , . , - ' I 5 3 . . , . . 5 7 a ' - ' . . t , . . , , . . . , . hard-fighting opponent. The Holden varsity lost its second game, 2-1. . . , - ' . . . , . . . , . - - . I 1 h ' ' I i, , . . . . .

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