Proctor Academy - Green Lantern Yearbook (Andover, NH)

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N S i VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Back row: Field, Hall, Reading, Managers. Third row: Nissen, Henderson, R. Gilbert, Collin Batal, Calvert, Treadwell, Fox, Bixler, Hayward. Second row: Mr. Farrell, MacColl, Smith Crowell, Killian, Freiberger, Patten, M. Green, T. Gilbert, Mr. Wright. Front row: Gates Cozier, Steel, Riley, Farrell, Brown, Captain, Beattie, Mancoll, Moore, johnson, Fowler 1

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J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM Burk rozw: K. Weeks, Copellman, Carncross. Second mir: Kittell, Perron, Perkis, Burdett, Llewellyn, Horton. Iirmlt faux' Mr. Camp, Noll, Henderson, Humphrey, Putney, Captain, Chambers, 1.. Rice. Canfield, J. Mclnnes, Manager. Football On September 15, 26 boys returned to Proc- tor to get in shape for what was hoped would be a successful season under the new coaching of Mr. Wright and veteran Mr. Farrell. The next days were busy ones with many condi- tioning work-outs and the learning of funda- mentals. The highlights of the 1951 season were the games with Phillips Andover, with West- mount our international rival, and with our traditional rival Holderness. The first half of the Andover game was hard fought with neither team scoring. Andover scored in the third and fourth as against Proctor's one score in the third by a pass from Riley to Calvert. The final score was 14-6. With pre-game speeches by Gov. Sherman Adams of New Hampshire, james A. Strong, Canadian Consul General to Boston, and Mr. Farrell, with a parade of the teams led by the Franklin High School band, and with the raising of the Canadian and American flags, the game was begun against Westmount, a team of superior weight, speed, and experi- ence. In the hrst half Westmount overran a bewildered Proctor team to score 27 points. Proctor's only tally came when Steel scored on a pass from Gilbert. Nwestmount again showed its power in the last half by running up more points, to make a final score of 49-6. On October 31, Holderness came to An- dover to play on a field covered with mud and snow. Holderness scored in the first and second periods, and twice in the fourth period to break the Proctor's three year winning streak. Great credit should be given to Brown, Farrell, and Riley for the undying spirit they showed throughout the game. The team will lose eleven seniors: Capt. Brown, Farrell, the dashing halfback, Riley, our fighting fullback, Moore, Steel, Crowell, Cozier, Gates, Beattie, MacColl, and Mancoll. Those left who should contribute to a powerful and spirited team are: Capt. john- son, Fowler, Tip Gilbert, Morris Green, Pat- ten, Freiberger, Killian, Smith, Coffin, Batal, Treadwell, Fox, and Bixler. The J. V. squad, coached by Mr. Camp, had a successful season, splitting a series with the Golden Rule Farm, and winning an exciting game with the Franklin High School AlV's and Reserves. Many of the players on this squad should do well with the varsity another year.