Major Edwards High School - Mesa Yearbook (West Boylston, MA)

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National .Honor Society First Row: Mr. Lepore, advisor. Second Row: Jean MacKay, Velma Downer. Third Row: Elaine Monroe, Ann Iaelcola, Donna Howard, Marjorie Carpenter. Fourth Row: Shirley Flynn, james Sharpe, Harry Dellasanta. Fifth Row: John Gillander, Ronald Phelps Harold Phelps. 1 glue Mesa Staff Back Row: Shirley Flynn, Literary Editor: Robert Stewart, Sports Editor: Ann Jackola, Associate Editor: Ronald Phelps, Business Manager. Front Row: Donna Howard, Drama Editor: Nancy Pibus, Harold Phelps, Co-Editors-im Chief. The Mesa Staff Co-Editors in Chief ....,.............................................., Nancy Pibus and Harold Phelps Associate Editor ......... Literary Editor Business Manager .....,.,,........,.., Assistant Business Managers Sports Editors ..... Dramatics Editor ....... Class Will ...,,..... Pro ph ery ....... Class History ....... Song Hits ............... Commercial Work ...... Art Editors ....... Ann jackola Shirley Flynn Ronald Phelps Donald Geneva, Robert Stewart, and Robert Solitro Robert Stewart and Ann Jackola Donna Howard Judy Anderson and Velma Downer Russell Phelps, David Barnett, and Clinton Hubbard Virginia Childs, Eleanor Casagranda, and John Gillander Loretta Anthony and Patsy Fallavolita Connie Patterson, Jane Rindlleisch, Marie Hesketh and Anna DePatsy Virginia Childs and Harold Phelps Miscellaneous ....., ,,.,,..,,.....,.....,...,,.,l.........,.,,,,........,... J oan Bristol and Jane Flagg Class Advisor-Mr. Frank Lepore Twenty-six

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Varsity Basketball For the third straight year the Major Edwards quintet notched another league championship to end another glorious season. Senior boys formed the nucleus of this yearls array with Captain Harry Dellasanta, Buck, Solitro, Fallavollita, Geneva, R. Phelps, H. Phelps, and Hubbard bearing the brunt of the attack. The past season provided many thrills for the spectators. .Nip and tuck games proved to be the order of the night as the Edwards five en- gaged in one exciting battle after another. Sev- eral victories were one point affairs which kept the onlookers on the edges of their seats through- out the evening. The team opened the regular season by travel- ling to No. Brookfield on December 21 where they met the Purple and Whitel' in one of the most nerve-wracking games of the entire season. At the final whistle the score read 48 all and we went into overtime. After three minutes of rugged ball playing the score was again tied at 50 all. But the second overtime proved to be too much for the fighting men in blue and we went down to a hard-playing North Brookfield five by 2 points. Twenty-eight january 8 found us on the floor with our old rival Oxford. The game was a seesaw battle with each team taking temporary leads. But, with only minutes remaining, Edwards broke out into the lead and refused to be overtaken. The final score of this hotly contested game was Edwards 31-Oxford 29. Sutton's men in green were our guests on -January 15. The game was expected to be a close one, but not as close as it turned out. The brilliant all-round playing of Craw, the Sutton center, made it a very interesting contest. Team work paid off for us and we were again victorious by the score 29-25. Revenge was in the heart of every Edward's player and rooter when january Z5 rolled around. Why? Because the only league team to beat us was coming to town-North Brookfield. A very determined Edwards tive answered the start- ing gong and a nip and tuck battle was waged throughout the first half. The score was tied 15 all at the half, but the Edwards men came back on the Hoor to stage a terrific third quarter rally. Going into the last quarter the boys in blue held a six point lead, but theirhopes were