Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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Qllnhihihual Scnring FREE THROWS FLOOR GOALS 128 112 11 98 4 22 2 4 Myrna Allen . . ,,.... 36 Carol Irons ,.,, ,.,. 1 8 Patricia Landry Judy Salo .... Patricia Hytinen , . Kay Curtis .... . . 2 4 Sally Hansberry , . , 0 5 AnnFul1er ,.,, .. 0 3 41 umm' arsrtg TOTAL 164 130 109 26 6 6 5 3 FRONT ROW Left to Right H Rice K La.nz1lott1 P Baraw J MacLean Captam S Stillman M Jarvela SECOND ROW K Lattore K Kukolich E Palonen L Szoclk B Curtis T Perry Mrs Tapply Coach r . . 1 ':.',. ,. , ':. .. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,.

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-4 F 3 N, QD N1 f ,il 31 1 4 1 El x fi QL QQ 4- ,. a Our Season was off to a good start with a win over Ayer High. The Lunenburg girls topped the Ayer girls by a score of 45 to 13. Myrna Allen was high scorer with 16 points. In our second game with them, we won again. The final score this time was 41 to 23 with Carol Irons as high scorer. Our two games with Ashby were the hardest ones to lose this season. In both games the girls fought hard but Ashby gave them two defeats. The score of the first game, which was played on Ashby's court, was 50 to 45, In the second game we lost by a score of 43 to 27. Captain Carol Irons was top scorer in the first game with 14 points and Pat Landry had 14 in the second. Both games with Pepperell found Lunenburg on the winning side when the game was over. At the half of the second game L.H,S, had only a one point lead over the Pepperell girls. In the final quarter we pulled ahead and won. The scores were 53 to 43, and 54 to 41. Carol Irons was high scorer in the first game with 18 points and Myrna Allen had 24 points in the second game. Two victories were chalked up for L,I-LS. when they played Narragansett Regional. In spite of the towering height of the opposing side, the Lunenburg girls won both games. There was excellent defense play on the part of the guards. Carol Irons was high scorer in both games. The score of the first game was 45 to 34, and the second game was 45 to 49. Meeting Townsend was no obstacle that Lunenburg could not overcome. In both games, the excellent teamwork and outstanding defense play really paid off. Carol Irons had 20 points in the first game and Myrna Allen had 22 in the second. The first game, played on the visiting team's court, had a score of 49 to 38, and second game ended with L,H,S, winning again by a score of 54 to 33.

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CII ser mga 'F gawk 4 FIRST ROW Left to Rxght L Hoffman P Cleveland B Campbell SECOND ROW K Baraw S Rouleau TOP G Scha.ff Co captam, S Rouleau C0 Captain, P Cleveland