Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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Frm: I lion-.' V. Mix. ll. Hunley, I .Sziumlvrs, ll, Win:-lwsier, li. Willvlle. II. Ilrillllhs. J. Ifrf-:lr-rii-nv. Sn-mul Ifmr: Mr. I'mtt, II l'ill1It lll IH fury R 'I' ur I' W hl u n I' Brooks I Ptlfrson W Wmluh I Vrudcn I' Ilrmnnin .n'1',11g'. .r:i s,'..:is1r.. S, i. ','.' , . BHSEBHII Spring again-e - and baseball!! By practice, and putting our best foot forward Pembroke High has started to strive anew for a baseball banner to hang next to that of last year. The first of our games ended in a tie. All the games will be played away, for the condition of our baseball field is such that many accidents could occur. It is hoped that before another season rolls around, we will have a good baseball diamond. With our lineup of: Philip Brooks and Robert Winchester, pitchersg Leonard Willett, catcherg Raymond Travers, lst baseg Forrest Saunders, 2nd basegvloe Federico, sd baseg Donald Gauley shortstopg Charles Mix, right fieldg Robert Winchester, center fieldg Richard Griffiths, left fieldg we look forward to a season of success. Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke 12-Cohasset 16 8+Marshf1eld 3 18 fV'-- Kingston 13 Heel-Ianover 9 IOP- Norwell 9 15' Duxbury 6 9 eSciruate 1 7-eCohasset 8 l46l F. SAUNDERS, '50

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l r4mf li'nu'.' Iv. Willetle, V. Mix, I7. liuuley, R. Winelleslt-r Cfrlpirlirrb, P. Brooks, .I. Usborne, V. Eldridge, Srrond Roux' S. Silupsull l.Ilrlr1:l4l1'rl, If, IY:lsIxInlrn. I.. frm-rlell. II, liriflillls, Il. Ili-nrllope, .I. I u4Ierir-o, II. Xlollomu, .I. Mlgre lflxs-i.vlrlrrl Jlunuyrrl, Nlr. I'r:nlt. Third Ifuzz-.' II. Gillellv, W. Wi-hh, IC. Pet:-rson, P. Ilrennun, I . Goorlnmn, I . Saunders. BUUS' BHSHEIBHII To the stars through ditlicultyn may well be the slogan which Pembroke followed during the past season. Despite the broken-down bus en route to the-Jamboree at Plymouth, we did not lose our courage and went on fin private carsj to win by defeating Cohasset, 28-16. Thus began a season which was on the disastrous side as far as scores went, but one which showed the Hght and courage ofa team that will go on to the stars since only three squad members will leave at graduation: Richard Grifliths, Forrest Saunders, and Paul Brennan. In the final game of the season we gave the champion Duxbury team a scare for they won from us by only three points. Again the team wishes to express its gratitude to its respected and admired coach, Gordon Pratt, whose faith in the team is inspirational. Pembroke 43 Cohasset 42 Pembroke 32 - Hanover 60 Pembroke 55 P Marshfield 54 Pembroke 38 -A Kingston 61 Pembroke 37 W Norwell 41 Pembroke 49 -f Duxbury 52 Pembroke 41 - Marshfield 43 Pembroke 24 f- Scituate 29 Pembroke 27 P' Kingston 38 Pembroke 40 f Duxbury 52 Brockton Tournament Pembroke 43 - Marshfield 58 CAPTAIN ROBERT WINCHESTER, '51 I45 I

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lf'rur1l linux' J. Handy, J. Wvsl, J. xvilIl'lll'Sll'l', J. Nupulilnn, Y, lirifliihs, Nl. Wusliburn, A. frm-eden. Srr-mul Ifuw: Hrs. Ville lI'n411'lll. J. Vlnrk f.l.vxixIunl .lfunu cr V 'l' oil: D l n-- ' ' - 11 J, . r x, . .ix ts, lN. llomini, D. Butler, M. llrennnn, Il. Jones, Y. Wilde, D. Davis Q.llIIFHlgjl'l'l. FIELD HUCHEU The earnest efforts and the rigorous practice sessions rewarded the team when Pem broke moved its way into the victory column for the first time in history during the '49 season Although the victory was coupled with two losses and two ties, it is certain that the taste of vic- tory will produce a team next year that will bear watching. We wish to thank Mrs. Cote for her untiring efforts with this year's team, and we extend our hopes for sure-Fire success in the future! Pembroke O -A Duxbury 1 Pembroke O - Scituate 3 Pembroke 1 - Cohasset 0 Pembroke 1 - Hanover 1 Pembroke O - Kingston O JQAN NAPOLITAN, 'so 447 i