Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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Hoc key as First Row Coach Roland, R. Carey, T. Cahoon, D. Prince, P, Eyges, B, Doliber, F. Haskell, J. Sumner, 5. Sumner. Second Row D Ham moflffl P Lane B- Smillt, B. Montville, M. Sheer, C. Fader, T. Livingston, J. Ormiston, A. Peterson, R. Frost, D. Irons, B. Weiner B Moore Winning the Northeast Conference, Coach Roland's pucksters can boast of being perhaps the best hockey team in the history of M.H.S. Although most of the games were close, M.l-l.S. came out on top consistently. The opening game proved the team's ability to vvin big, as Marblehead defeated Lynn Classical 6-O. With one loss to Saugus and tying Danvers and Salem, Marble- head went into the Svvampscott game with the near perfect record of TO-1-2. The victories were as follovvs: A-l over English, 2-l over Malden Catholic, 4-l over Pea- body, A-3 over Gloucester, A-l over Amesbury, 4-2 over Woburn, 2-l over St. Mary's, 5-2 over Saint John's, and 6-O over Beverly. The first line of Prince, Sumner, and Cahoon totaled 55 goals and assists. Other stand-outs were, Frank Haskell, Jim Hosmer, and a freshman line scoring 25 goals and assists. The three senior co-captains, Daynor Prince, Ben Doliber, and Pete Eyges, all did a tremendous iob. Prince vvas high scorer with T6 goals and 7 assists for 23 points. Doliber, a tough defensive player, also scored well with 6 points. Peter Eyges only allowed i7 goals in i3 games for a l.4 average. ff - L . wx:nw.aag5.., vai1wi..Liamfff.:af-1,.:wi:-,x:Ws2H'. f -fW.s.,:mmM:,:..,rfsswfw. 5

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Girls' Basketball First Row, Heft to rightj: C. Shepard, L. Parkhurst, C. Richards, S. Chadwick, K, Saunders, S. Bartlett, D. Stephenson, S. Hitchcock. Second Row: K, Larkin, J. Dennis, J. Thayer, K. Garrison, A. Stuart, E. Upton, J. Green, C. Shattuck. Third Row: Coach-Mrs. Copeland, J, Soule, C. Wooclfin, L. Stevens, L. Kiely, E. Sawyan, M. Halford, C. Goodwin, M. Dalferro. The girls' Basketball team had certain qualities which made it different from those of recent years: the extraordinary spirit, sportsmanship, teamwork, and organization demonstrated by the players were a trib- ute to our school. Mrs. Copeland instilled upon the team a knowledge of basic fundamentals which coupled with the team's natural ability led to a successful season. Seniors and frequent high scorers were Debbie Stephenson, Sue Chadwick, Sue Bartlett, Kathy Saunders, and Marcia Boardman. Scores: CVarsityJ 35 Saugus 24 37 Danvers Qi i 7 Newburyport Al 36 Beverly 37 48 Beverly 30 42 Hamilton-Wenham 45 48 Hamilton-Wenham 22 27 Saugus 20