New Bedford Vocational High School - Mariner Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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Baseball May May May May May May May May May May May May May june June june june June 2 3 5 8 10 12 15 17 19 23 25 26 31 1 6 7 14 15 BASEBALL SCHEDULE WON 15 LOST 4 Durfee High Durfee Textile N. B. Textile Durfee High Holy Family N. B. Textile Dartmouth Fairhaven Coyle Taunton N. B. High Durfee Textile Coyle Darmouth Taunton Fairhaven N. B. High N. B. High Voke Oppon 3 7 Forfeit 3 2 17 7 12 0 2 1 18 3 17 3 1 0 11 0 4 5 6 2 8 9 3 2 7 3 18 9 3 5 10 ' 9 ents Turning out one of the heaviest hitting clubs in this section of the state for the past decade the Vocational nine wound up its season by annexing the Bristol County League Baseball Title. Martin, Bill and Henry Hathaway joined to make a formidable pitching staff. The outtield of Stefamik, Koczera and Bobrowiecki was the county's Murderer's Row . Hard working Manny', Borges, Johnny Mysona, Tenczar, Captain Lloyd and Bunny Wood rounded out the classy infield. In the final game of the series with New Bedford High, our boys came through with a 10 - 9 win to clinch the championship.

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if PORT af I ls... , f Ill amen V-, MIM f3me-cms ..-UL7 .c',924zzfz0A4a1aLe..- ua-o - ' 1- FIRST ROXV: Si'r.mN1x, Mulfmn, MONJEAU, TAPPLR. LEMAIRE, Blummin, Rosmzxc. PASILKA, GAunm ri. Mownzmo, BsLl.AvANc:. SECOND ROXV: Svlvxfx, FURTADO. ALLLN. Bommwlzciu, Cmzuso, Smrru, Soiuuls, TnoMsoN. Swwntt. A1.MmnA. C'uNNiNnuAM. REAR: Coaches: Mn. jANmx, Mn. XVu.soN!Oi.1vam,x, DETILRRA, Duixnra, McC.oucH, VAUGHN. BAKQN, Mgr., MR. MAcluNl'osu, Couch. Football The 1030 ftmtlmll machine was the greatest club ever turned out by Mr. Naekintosli, This power and speerl laden eleven won the city, county, and stale titles in football. It was the lirst team in the history of the City to win a state futwtlvall title. The climax of the season was the teams victory over our city rival New Berlfortl High. The 6 - 0 score was by no means an in- mlieatiun nur teams' superiority mer a much bigger arul greatly mannetl rival Our elulr outrushetl them 250 yrls. to 112 yals. and matle ll lirst tlowns to their T. Arthur llarrette erashetl through their center for the only score of the game. Summing the game up we ran say that our line out ehargerlNeW Hecllorcl antl nur barks out ran and out bloekecl their hacks. We say farewell to Arthur liarrette. the chunky line smash in hallbaek and ro-captain of this great clubg to joe Stefanik our passing, kicking, blocking and plunging fullback: to Tops Lemaire our center hulwark and to Zeta Mwnteiro who joins the ranks ol Vneatiunal's great encls. 631,

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Track FRONT ROW: VAUGHN. R. BELLEVANCE. POWELL, KINGA STANDING: MR. JANIAK. Coach: Romnxowlcz, WHITTLL Mc-Rss. RicnARusoN, Bow1.sk. PAPPAS. Mn. Hom: Coach. A team that wnn't be beaten, can't be beaten. This small band of iron- Ieggcd. courageous traekstcrs had to overcome many obstacles to even form a team. Chief among these was the lack of proper training facilities. Our mercury winged spcedsters did their training on the New Bedford streets! Despite this and other handicaps the team again won the Massachusetts State Relay flianipionsliip. 4-fai 'l'eacl1er -calling: roll callg Teacher: Raynioncll Raymond: Present. 'l'L-acher: Donald! Donald: Ooof Ooo. Voice: Ht-'s here physically but not mentally. 'lik'1lCllCl I How can you distinguish sulphuric acid from sulphurous acid? Pupil: In sulphuric acid the ickes'l has a 'tfour and in the sulphur-ous Houses have a Hthreenl Miss Knapp: Reviewing chemistry tells the girls to write the formula for Ferricyanide H5 Fe C6 N6. Unknown voice: Beano! 133-