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Page 79 text:
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MH-lime assoelailoa' I'm sure you'll agree with Mr. Monahan of the James W. Brin Co. of Boston that the Lunenburg Athletic Association is the best equip- ped of any in the schools around. Boy are we proud!! New basketball suits, complete new baseball equipment and suits, hockey sticks, shin guards, jerseys, softballs and bats, junior high suits, gold basket- balls, n merals, and even our much dreamed of chenille letters. nBut how, why, with what?n you ask. Partly due to it's large en- rollment, and it's lOOZ senior membership, to the cooperation and sup- port of the members and to the excellence of it's teams, causing a good attendance at the games. All these and even more, much more. Miss Proctor, Miss Szocik, Mr. Matheson, and Mr. Griffiths. Did you ever see any coaches more skillful, devoted, hardworking, or willing?- Willing to give up their time, to endure the headaches, backaches, which few people realize are the lot of a coach. Willing members de- voting time at noonhours, dances, games, entertainments, to selling candy, the profit of which goes to the association. nHere you have it --the success of the organization,n you say, but not quite so fast, please. Who manages the selling of candy, the budgeting of finances, the paying out as well as taking in of money? True we have a very efficient student treasurer Leo Padula, as well as three other invalu- able officers, President Powell, Vice President Foss, and Secretary Butterfield. No, you have not hit it yet, if you are not acquainted with our good friend and teacher, Mr. Matheson and the wonderful work he has done to make the Athletic Association a success. Mr. latheson has taken a lively interest in the association since he came to Lunenburg as a teacher in 1932. Baseball coach for the last 5 years, coach of basketball for 6 years, track and football ad- viser, are only a few of his varied and sundry responsibilities. Not only has he coached the sports themselves but he has voluntarily taken the participants, both girls and boys, home after practices and games. Present president of the Washacu League, instru ental adviser of the Wachusett League, Mr. Matheson is now promoting a field hockey league in which, thanks to nMattyM the Lunenburg girls expect to participate. If you believe in the motto uPractice Makes Perfectu, you will surely agree with me that Mr. Matheson ought to be a nperfectn soft- ball pitcher, should you see him practice every noon, spring and fall pitching for the Junior High and High School boys. Dances, parties, and other league benefits under the direction of Mr. Matheson have always proved successful due to the tremendous amount of work he has put into them. Never too busy to help someone out, always willing to give anyone a square deal, Mr. Matheson will certainly be missed. Thanks for everything, nMattyn. 7 7
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QIIIRILS' ASIKEWAILIL Front row: left to right: C. Proctor, M. Harley, F. Proctor, E. Butterfield, Co-Capt., M. Harrington, Co-Capt., N. Burrill, C. Heselton, B. Balcom. Middle row: Miss Margaret Proctor, Coach, M. Heselton, C. Emery, P. Gove, J. Burnap, N. Martin, R. Whitcomb, E. Harrington, F. Harrington, Mgr. Last row: L. Kent, E. Beck, N. Harley, J. Burley, Ass't Mgr., M. Hidden, D..Thompson, J. Bigelow, C. Emery. lhchusett League 1941-42 Standing Girls' Division EQE Tied Lost Points Lunenburg 15 0 l 26 Townsend 12 O 2 24 Ayer ll O 3 22 Groton 6 0 8 12 Westford 5 1 8 11 XBhby 4 0 10 8 Littleton 3 O ll 6 Pepperell 1 1 12 3 7 8
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