Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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Front Row: A. Cree.:len,J. Fisher, M. Lawrence, C. E rly,j. Winchester, I. West, B.jon:s, M. L. Washburn fCaplainj,J. Handy, N. Romine, Y. Griffiths, D. jdnes,-I. Haynes, V. Wilde. Fie cl Bruises - Bumps - black and blue, Highlights of the season were the victories ov Guess we showed you boys! fin both casesj The girls appreciated the privilege Our Pembroke Bowl. ockey er Kingston girls and our own Pembroke boys. of the use of the front lawn which we named Those leaving this year are: Mary Lou Washburn Qcaptainyjoan Winchester, Barbara jones, Madolyn Lawrence, and Jeanne Fisher. We hope that Mrs. Cote and the girl Good Luck! Pembroke 1 - Pembroke 5 - Pembroke 0 - Pembroke 0 - Pembroke 2 - Pembroke 1 - .s have as much fun in the future as we have had. - Duxbury 3 - Marshfield 3 - Scituate 4 - Hanover 3 - Cohasset 1 - Kingston 0 MARY LOU WASHBURN, '51, -le3l' but they were well worth rt, weren't they, girls?-

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Front Row: R. Gillette, L. Creeden, C. Merrick, C. Mix, D. Gauley, E. Peterson, D. McCormick,j. Federico, L. Willett. Second Row: R. Travers, E. Swift, R. Hall, W. Key, R. Peterson, W. Paris, M. Zacchilli, Coach G. Pratt. Soccer . The soccer team of 1950 had a very successful year under the able coaching of Gordon Pratt. Our boys came through in two out of three games. .1 ' 1. Our smashing front line consisted of Don Gauley, Bob Winchester, Don McCormack, Clayton Merrick, and Pete Peterson. Colby Bell and Lenny Willette defended half field. Bob Gillette and Lenny Creeden were the untiring fullbacks with Barry Eldridge in the goal. In the first game with Duxbury our boys came up from behind to win two to one in an over time period. The next contest, which was with Kingston, also proved the great force of our undefeated team, as we emerged victorious with a six to one score. Duxbury scored an upset in the next game as they swept the field with a score of four to nothing. With the season at an end the boys challenged the girls' field hockey team, but due to cold weather and a little luck the girls won three to one. Pembroke 1 - Duxbury 2 Pembroke 1 4 Kingston 6 Pembroke 0 - Duxbury 4 LEONARD CREEDEN, '52 'l42l

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Front Roufsj. Handy, Y. Grifhths. B.jones,j. Winchester fCaptainJ, M. Lawrence, A. Creeden, N. Romine. Second Roux' R. Donnell, Coachj. Grant, V. Trotta I Asrirtanl Mamzgerj, R. Arushan,j. Haynes, D.jones, B. Wickstrom, B. Fee, D. Butler, S, Baltzer, R. West, J. Whitaker, B. Lambert fA.t.firlnnl Managed, M,-I. Huntley fM4?1dg9V,. Girls' Basketball The basketball team opened the season under a new coach, Missjean Grant. In our first game we won over the Alumni, and we came through the remainder of the season with two wins and one tie. The team consisted ofj oan Winchester fcaptain and high scorerj, Madolyn Lawrence and Barbarajones as forwardsg Anne Creeden, Yvonne Grifliths and Nancy Romine as guards. A very capable manager was Mary jane Huntley, who was assisted by Virginia Trotta and Barbara Lambert. Unfortunately Miss Grant had to leave us before the season ended. We are very grateful to her for the fine spirit in which she coached us, and our deepest appreciation goes to Mrs. Ruth Cote for cheerfully taking over the coaching when we needed a helping hand so much. We may have been unsuccessful as far as wins were concerned, but we certainly didn't lack in spirit. Much fun and success is wished to next year's team. Pembroke Alumni 30 fN.L.D Pembroke 36 Cohasset 35 Pembroke Kingston 50 Pembroke 30 Marshfield 46 Pembroke Marshfield 25 Pembroke 42 Norwell 42 Pembroke Scituate 29 Pembroke 35 Kingston 48 Pembroke Duxbury 31 Pembroke 35 Duxbury 50 Pembroke Hanover 44 NANCY ROMINE, 52 H4 l