Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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The six-man squad of Captain Adams, Henderson, Hatch, Rawle, Allbee, and Baker found itself seriously hampered by the lack of depth required for a pressing zone defense and a give-and-go offense. The team managed, how- ever, to win both games against New Hampton and Tilton and split encounters with K. U. A., Plymouth and Brewster. Two games were lost to the New Hampshire Aggies, and one to St. Paul's School. Despite its seeming reluctance to show it, the group displayed excellent team basketball upon occasion, proving an ability which should have carried it much farther. SKIING This year's ski team was probably the best ever to come to Holderness. Led by Captain Don Stephenson, Glenn Dudley, Dick Taylor, and supported by next year's captain Josh Edgerly, Roger Ahlgren, Phil Gatz and John Bennett, the varsity compiled an almost perfect record. In our first meet, we easily defeated Gould, we then placed second to Kimball Union in a four-way meet with that school, Deerfield, and Andover. Next we defeated Lebanon, Proc- tor, and Hanover at Proctor. The team then traveled to Kimball Union where they again defeated us, but in the same meet we outscored Vermont Academy, St. Pauls, and Deerfield. At our winter carnival, we swept over our rivals, Proctor. We then made a trip to Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont for the Prep- School Interseholastics. Vermont Academy took first, beating Holderness by a half a point. With twelve schools and four men from each running in each of four events, Holderness a tenth, two ninths, an eighth, a seventh, a sixth, a fifth, two fourths, a second, and two firsts. We had one more meet in which we placed first over Laeonia, Kennett, Harvard Freshmen, and No1'tl1wood. In individual races during the year, members of the team have brought back six or more trophies. It was a wonderful season and the prospects for next year are bright. HPV'

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