Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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4 Front Roux' E. Peterson. L. Creeden, J. Eldridge, R. Gillette, D. Gauley ccdflldillb, C. Mix, L. Willett, J. Osborne, j. Federico, W. Key fMmzager-D. Sernmf Roux' Coach G. Pratt, A. Isham, C. Merrick, D. McCormick. R. Peterson.j. Witte, R. Hall, E. Swift. M. Zacchilli, R. Travers, H. Ulvila, R. Riley Q Arm!- arzl Managed. oys' Basketball This past season has been one of great success. We played in a league with equally experienced teams and proved to all that we were no pushovers , as our record will prove. We received exceptionally fine support from students and townspeople. Our team scored more points in a single game than any other P.H.S. team, this indicating the sharpshooters we possessed, and the extremely good team work evident. Much ofthe credit goes to the coaching of Mr. Gordon Pratt. With him as the mentor, P.H.S. can't help but continue to prodtuce teams that will rank high on the South Shore. With graduation, the Red and Whilte Quintet loses four players from the Varsity, Capt. Don Gauley, Charles Mix, Robert Winchester, and john Osborne, and from the second squad Eugene Peterson and joe Eldridge. We have racked up an enviable record this season, we want everyone to know that the boys of Pembroke are in there every game working for success. Pembroke 44 e Alumni 52 Pembroke 49 f- Hanover 56 Jamboree Pembroke 48 7 Norwell 84 Pembroke 25 ff Norwell 26 Pembroke 55 Y Marshfield 46 Pembroke 77 f Kingston 70 Pembroke 49 ef Kingston 58 Pembroke 55 - f Scituate 45 Pembroke 60 ef -f Duxbury 48 Pembroke 48 f Marshfield 47 Pembroke 35 4 Hanover 61 Pembroke 70 - Duxbury 52 Y.M.C.A. Tournament Pembroke 70 f Cohasset 63 Pembroke 41 - East Bridgewater 80 H51 CAPT. DON GAULEY

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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

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Front Row: R. Gillette, R. 'Winchester, V. Eldridge, E. Peterson, J. Osborne, L. Willett, D. Gauley, Mr. G. Pratt. Second Row: L. Creeden, E. Swift, D. MacCormack, R. Peterson, W. Webb,J. Federico. Third R0w.'j. Witte, W. Paris, E. Washburn, R. Bell. Absent: C. Mix fCaptainD. Baseball With six regulars returning from last year's successful squad, Coach Gordon Pratt was faced with the problem of filling some vital spots on this year's nine. First call found a large number of enthusiastic candidates reporting. The Senior class contributed six members to the team, indicative of the problems graduation will again bring to the athletic picture. Captain Charles Mix, Bob Winchester, Don Gauley,john Osborne, Gene Peterson, andjoe Eldridge will, upon their departure, leave a gap not easily filled in our athletic setgup. Those expected to be regulars are: Pitchers: Osborne, Winchester, Gauleyg catcher, Willett, first base, Winchester, second base, Mix, short stop, Gauleyg third base, Federico, left field, R. Peterson, center Held, Zacchilli, right field, MacCormick. Substitutes: L. Creeden, W. Webb, E. Peterson, E. Washburn, E. Swift, B. Eldridge, and W. Paris. Managers are R. Gillette and C. Merrick. Because of the condition of the field in Pembroke, all games are played away. It is hoped that in the near future we will have a suitable athletic field, too. April 26 Pembroke at Scituate May 1 Pembroke at Cohasset May 3 Pembroke at Marshfield May 8 Pembroke at Kingston ftwilightj May 10 Pembroke at Hanover ftwilightj May 15 Pembroke at Norwell May 17 Pembroke at Duxbury 'l46l CHARLES MIX, '51