Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

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Sadedale We They Nov. 25 Farmington 51 2.6 Dec. 2 at Farmington 61 40 Dec. 8 Immaculate Conc. 61 42. Dec. 11 North Berwick 67 50 Dec. 21 at Immaculate 66 65 Conc. ' Dec. 30 at St. Patrick's 58 52 Jan. 6 at Hampton 57 51 Jan. 9 Exeter 73 56 Jan. 12 at Eliot 41 44 Jan at Somersworth Jan Hampton Jan at Exeter Jan Somersworth .Ian St Patr1ck's Feb at St Joseph's Feb at North Berw1ck Feb Ehot Feb St Joseph's TOTALS 1 O8 27 the crew were capable seamen and the capta1n thoroughly under stood h1s busmess 'L 43

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gage? P Q Gazda Coach Landroche Standing Louis Lavore George Walker Edward Hamel Rrchard Caswell Ronald Wertzell and Elmer Barley Wrth Mr Landroche agarn at the helm the very successful 1952 53 ason drew to a frnale clrmaxed by a coveted b1d to the N H Class B Tournament At the termrnatron our mrghty men boasted 15 vrctorres as against 3 losses two of whrch were by 3 pornts On deck at the start were veterans Eddre Hamel and George Walker who were capablyjorned by Drck Caswell Jack Gazda Bucky Barley and Jacques Gagnon who earned regular berths rn the Mule powerhouse These boys carried therr enthusrasm down to the frnal whrstle and were rn the thrck of rt ever second as shown by therr 1108 pornts and corn pared to therr opponents' 827 Another trtle was added to our athletrc achievements along with an addrtronal trophy as a result of our capturing frrst place rn the South eastern 'B' League by defeatrng Hampton twrce and overpowering Somersworth and Exeter at home Our regular frve rncluded Ed Hamel at center who was always on hand for a tap rn and who led the frve rn pornts scored As a note rt may be added that Hamel approached the state record rn comprlrng 56 points rn the St Joseph's game with 25 freld goals and 6 foul shots Dead eye George Walker covered rrght forward where hrs well placed shots seldom missed Nrmble Drck Caswell took left forward posrtron and was famous for hrs neat hook shots Alternate guards Buck Barley Jacques Gagnon and Jack Gazda were a constant source of amazement rn therr fast outsrde play skrllful ball harrdlrng drrbblrng long shots and rebounds 4 1 . V S R X 13 YQ ' . ll 7 l Q 5 , 1' 7 .- V JA .. p ' V ' Q Y 5 kr ru , -' j . ,,, fp W x r p 0' ff 'N Kneeling: Richard Shelton, Jacques Gagnon, Char-les Chantre. David Moore, Richard MacDonald, Jack . I . , - se ' ' ' . . . . , . , . . 0 I , . . . . , y . , , , . . . D. . . . I , . l , . . . . . . , . Q . , . , I , 7

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0 W o ... 11- .,4n...L Q , l ,N Y . 17:47 - H Front row Bruce Hauschel Charles Chantre, David Moore, Walter Zwearcan, Kenneth White. Sec- ond row Charles Brxsson managerg Eliot Bosinger, Ronald Weitzell, Louie Lavoie, Richard MacDonald, b ar up until you see you're gaining. ' r . , . . J . . , . : J ' I , ! ! 7 I 's The Newmarket Jumor Vars1ty basketball team frmshed the season wrth a record of ten wlns and four losses Th1s year s team was made up of one sen1or Loure LaVO1C two Junrors Davld Moore and Ronald Wertzell two sophomores Donald La bonte and Rrchard MacDonald and four freshmen Kenneth Whrte Charles Chantre Walter Zwearcan and Bruce Hauschel Durmg the season we were hurt by a couple of 1nJur1es and low grades wh1ch should serve warnmg on next year s team The boys have worked hard all season and deserve a great deal of credrt for the basketball they have played I extend to them my whole hearted thanks for the wonderful cooperatlon they have gave me COACH LANDROCHE 44