Reading Memorial High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, MA)

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GIRLS’ HOCKEY The girls’ hockey team did not live up to its previous expectations this year. In fact, so few girls turned out for the sport, that Miss Nichols decided to have but one team. The team was composed of four sophomores: Winifred McLaughlin, Barbara Lowell, Cynthia Upton, and Con¬ stance Foxcroft; juniors—Jean Fuller, Priscilla Fancy, and Barbara Folger; seniors — Arlene Surette, Louise Frye, Margaret O’Keeffe, Phyllis Lindquist, Margaret McGrath, Gloria Lake, and Barbara Fienemann, who did an excellent job as goalie for the team. The first game was played at Stoneham where we were nosed out by a 2-0 score. In our only other game we dropped a 3-0 decision to an experienced Melrose team. We wish to thank Miss Nichols for the time and labor spent in her attempt to develop a winning team, and all join with her in hoping that she will be rewarded with a championship team next year, so that her efforts this year will not have been in vain. Margaret O’Keeffe ’44

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BASEBALL SCHEDULE 20 Wakefield (here) 24 Winchester (here) 28 Concord (there) 29 Spaulding (here) 2 Woburn (here) 3 Lexington (here) 5 Belmont (here) 9 Wakefield (there) 10 Stoneham (there) 12 Winchester (there) 16 Woburn (there) 17 Concord (here) 19 Lexington (there) 20 Governor Dummer (there) 24 Belmont (there) 26 Stoneham (here) 3 Spaulding (there) MEMBERS OF SQUAD Robert Allen Ned Bloom Paul Brown R. Brown John I vers Frank Leach Francis Malone Robert Mathieson Charles Cullinane Robert Mercier Robert Dennison Raymond Merritt Richard Evans Robert Fortier Russell Hoffman Penn Michelini Cyrus Mugford Robert Nagle Winston Oliver Charles Powers Francis Quinlan Joseph Robbins Carl Ryan Allan Teel Arthur White James White Rodney White Walter Earley ’44