Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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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

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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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Frunt lfrur: M. Wnslllmrn, M. Brennan. J. Winchester. Nl. linwrenee. ll. Fee, .L Frei-ilen ffnplnfnl, S. Gmnlnmn. S1-mmf! Ihnr: Mr. Prenrlcrgusl. R. Donnell. N. Rnmine, V. Wilde, l.. Smilli, R. Aruslmn. J. Napolilnn. Xlrs. Cntr-. Third lhrir: F, Gould, ll. Jones. N. Slruud, li. lirikson, Y. Griffiths, J. Handy. li. Green, J. West l.l,IlllllUf'fl. GIRLS' SUHBHLL With the first game won the softball team got off to a great start. The line-up at present is as follows: Captain Anne Creeden, catcher, Corinne Gould, pitcher, Midge Lawrence, first baseg Barbara Erikson, third baseg and Rose Arushan, shortstop. In the outfield: Mary Lou Washburn, left fieldg .loan Winchester center field, and Sally Reed, right field. Capable substi- tutes are Honey Brennan, Debbiejones, Barbara Fee, and Shirley Trask. Justine West is manager and Maryjane Huntley is serving as her assistant. The ever faithful and hard working coach, Mrs. Stephen Cote. is more than pleased with the co-operation the girls are giving. We look forward to a successful season! Schedule Pembroke 30fScituate 29 Pembroke 12e -Marshfield 8 Pembroke 5-Cohasset 13 Pembroke 2Of- Kingston 24 Pembroke 9fHanover 21 Pembroke 4fNorwell 12 Pembroke 8fDuxbury 16 Pembroke 41-Woodward 12 NANCY ROMINE, '52 H8 l