Mechanic Arts High School - Artisan Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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6' Q Lx! ' . . K THE ,ARTISAN 39 2 South Boston .... .. 0 0 VValtham High . . . . 1 1 St. Mary's ..... .. 2 1 Medford High . . . . . 1 5 Memorial High ...... 1 The Final Standing VVon Lost Tied 5 6 2 The outstanding players on this year's team were: 0'Brie.n, Ioannelli, Sholes, Aiton, and Higgins. Letters were awarded to the following boys: O'Brien, Tasker, Buckley, Grueter, Aiton, Ioannelli, Heerde, Davis, Chludzinski, Sholes, Higgins, Spear, and Hamilton We want to congratulate Capt. fyBl'Ilt'Il on his hard work this season, and wish Capt.-elect Higgins great success in the coming season. TRACK Another successful season has been finished by our track team, and l1as taken its place with our great records of former years. ln the indoor season our team made the following record: 1. M. A. H. S., 91, Latin, 71, Commerce, 79. 2. M. A. H. S., 140, Memorial, 100. 3. M. A. H. S.. 115 1-33 Trade, 111 1-2. Fourth place i11 the Regimental Meet, with a score of 19 points. ' Ill the State Meet, Lyncli won a third place in the 1000-yard run. In the outdoor season, our team defeated Milton, 35-19. The season was closed in a blaze of glory when our team won second place in the Outdoor Regimentals. The team was replete with star performers, among whom were Hakanson, Irish, J. McCarthy, Lynch, and several other boys. Coach Holland has awarded letters to the following boys because of their faithful work: Capt. T. Ryan, Seaboyer, Alessi. Corea, Flaherty, A. Hakanson, B. Hakansou, Harrison, Irish. Regan, Charles Reid, Paul Ryan, WV. Jennings, C. Johnson, James Johnson, Kowalewski, Lewando, Lynch, J. lvlclelarthy, J. O'Con- nor, W. Pearson, R. Phinney, Charles Ryan, Liverwright, Strout, and Williams.

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L J, 38 THE ARTISAN 6 Dorchester High ..... 0 1:2 Charlestown High . .. 0 0 COIlllll91'CB ........... 6 0 'English High .... 20 0 Boston Latin .... 19 6 Boston Trade ....... 7 VVon Lost Tied 2 5 1 Manager, Glynn, IV-ll, Assistant Manager, Goodwin, IV-D. The outstanding game of the season was with Dorchester High School. Our boys defeated the strong Black and Red team and caused one of the biggest upsets in school football. Coach Holland awarded letters to the following boys, not only for their outstanding play, but for faithful work during the trying practice sessions: Indresano, Barons, S-hea, W. Kapousouz, Lozier, Dworkis, Flaherty, Campbell, Dow, Yakeys, T. Ryan, P. Ryan, Marcelonis, Henderson, McCarthy, Marnell, Phelps, Ney, Schillig, C. Johnson, Fleming, Coveney, Keblinsky, Snyder, Mutch, Glynn, and Goodwin. The Captain-elect for next year's team is Shea, who played brilliantly all season. VVe wish him and his next year's team- mates all the success in the world. HOCKEY Our school hockey team brought its season to a close late in February, and made a good re.cord. Coach Colton was pleased with the great effort the team made against severe odds. Lack of experience and injuries trailed the team throughout the whole schedule. Following is a summary of the season's games: M. A. H. S. Opponent 1 East Boston . . . . . . 0 1 Charlestown . . . . . . 0 1 English ..... . . . 2 0 Commerce ..... . . . 0 0 Boston Latin .... . . . 2 0 Dorchester High ..... 4 0 Boston Trade ....... 2 2 Brighton High ...... 1

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l T I fl .fox t ' tttitr ff'll'x, if in True AIz'rlsAN WVe heartily congratulate the team ou being the outstand- ing athletic team in the school, and great credit is due Coach Holland for his work. The team upheld the record of last year's year, which boasted of such stars as Healey, McManus, and Mc- Clennan. Coach lIolland's teams are stronger every year in their bid for the Regimental title, and we hope their efforts will be crowned with success when another team takes to the boards next year. ,li SOCCER The soccer season was very successful this year, not only for the great success of our varsity team, but also for the in- creasing interest in the sport. The tealn had a great season and was captained by A. Rudack. In the course of the season the team defeated English lfthree timesj, Trade, Charlestown, and South Boston, and were tied by Memorial and Brighton. The team was defeated but three times-by Charlestown, Memorial, and Trade.. The complete record is as follows: XVon Lost Tied 6 2 3 Three boys earned their letters: Rudack, Spear and Schu- mella. The following boys received their numerals for varsity play: Bodio, Cook, Costa, Daniels, Di Mattia, Kirkland, Nathan, Nazzaro, Ritterbush, Rudack, Sahajian, Sanders, Schumella, Spear, Schiftman, White, Hanson. The prospects for a good team for next year are bright, for Coach Colton will have several veterans back. BASEBALL M. A. H. S. vs. MISSION Hina On April 22, our school baseball team opened its season by defeating the strong Mission High team by the score of 6 to 3. McCarthy and Sundwall pitched for our team and both were effective. The batting honors went to Sholes and Hakanson, while Ioannelli played a snappy game at short. M. A. H. S. vs. ENGL1sH Our team was shut out by Lefty Crawford and English High's timely hitting resulted in a 6-0 defeat for our boys. Skoles, Coveney, and Flaherty batted well, while Coveney also played a nice game at third.