Shrewsbury High School - Colonial Yearbook (Shrewsbury, MA)

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1 r ' vfwnxw. s E Wg. 4'-'V .J ' A .gig .I A W A G .- Firsz row: P. Dumas, E. Kender, D, Hall, C. Burns Second row: A. Cate, A. Fadgen, Coach Chase, P. jcwell, Knccht Third row: P. Giumentaro, Hadley, L. Cozzoli, Clallin Soiffrbal Forty-five girls answered Coach Margaret Chase's initial call for softball. Although the girls have not practiced very much, they are looking forward to Z1 Successful season. SCHEDULE May 8 Webster at Shrewsbury I2 l-loplcinton at Hoplcinton I3 Auburn at Shrewsbury I5 Grafton at Shrewsbury zo Webster at Webster 22 Hopkinton at Shrewsbury 27 Auburn at Auburn june 5 Grafton at Grafton SHREWSBURY, MASSACHUSETTS 59

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First rowz D. Nlorgan, E, Rourke, R. Zona, D. Farmer, Fleming, G. Granger Second row: R. Pollier, R. H. Adams, C. Grout, M. Abasciano. M. Cooke, R. Tonclli Third row: E. Norris, E. Stimets, Coach Bergstrom, D. Walwer, R. Dean Baseba l The baseball team expects an excellent season this spring. Nlost of the team consists of veterans. The team has been supplied with new uniforms, which should help the boys' morale. The strongest competition should be in the Blackstone Valley League with such schools as Uxbridge, Auburn and Millbury. The Bergstrom coached squad has to play a 1 gfgame schedule. April May BASEBALL SCHEDULE 'lung April 16 Shrewsbury vs. Commerce 18 Shrewsbury vs. South 21 Shrewsbury vs. St. Peter's 58 25 29 1 6 9 13 15 16 20 23 27 29 3 6 io 13 Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 'US 'US US 'US 'US 'US 'US 'US 'US 'US 'US 'US U5 'US 'US 'US Holden St. john's M il l bury Holden Uxbridge Grafton South Auburn Millbury St, john 's Uxbridge Cvrafton Auburn Leicester Leicester Commerce MAJOR HOWARD w. nam- 1v112MoR1A1. HIGH sciiooi.

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. 5 , . S , Crew Coach . . . CHESTER CONDON FIRST CREW Bow, R. Leonard, 2, R. Sylvester, 3, R. Ol' son, 4, H. Shepard, 5, W. Elliot, 6, W. Kweder, 7, C. Stolaroff, Stroke, R. Whit- ney, Cox, L. Miller The Shrewsbury crew holds an undisputed place for itself in the sports world. In the past few years it has swept many national titles from the grasp of much larger schools. We have been represented at the National Schoolboy races in past years. There is al- ways keen rivalry between Shrewsbury and 60 SECOND CREW Bow, A. Daniels, 2, M. Billings, 3, W. Keegan, 4, T. Ross, 5, D. McWay, 6, H. Rawling, 7, A. Anderson, Stroke, R. Williams, Cox, D. Eohlin such schools as LaSalle, Penn Charter, Kent, St. Mark's. This year the crew has scheduled races with Brown 64 Nichols School, Kent School, Tabor Academy, and at the New England Championship. MAJOR HOWARD w. BEAL MEMORIAL HIGH scnoor.