Somerset High School - Raider / Memoirs Yearbook (Somerset, MA)

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FOOTBALL Somerset High School’s football team completed another very successful season on the gridiron with a record of six games won, one loss, and one tie. The team brought the “Narry” League Championship to Somerset for the third successive year and the fourth since the league was organized nine years ago. The one defeat by Holy Family ended an enviable record of sixteen games without a defeat. The followings members of the class of 1939 who contributed to the success of the football team are Co-Captains Arthur Bell and Marshall Brisbon, Raymond McGee, Ed¬ gar Masse, George Rubadou, Robert Healy, James Worton, Manager Leonard Bilodeau and Assistant-Manager Joaquim Oliveira. The scores and schedule are: SOMERSET 7 MARSHFIELD 0 SOMERSET 21 DIGHTON 0 SOMERSET 12 CASE 6 SOMERSET 13 WESTPORT 0 SOMERSET 12 CASE () SOMERSET 27 DIGHTON 0 SOMERSET 7 HOLY FAMILY 13 SOMERSET 0 WESTPORT 0 6 wins—1 loss—1 tie. Points scored by Somerset—99. Points scored by Opponents—19.

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SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA During the past year the High School Orchestra has been greatly improved by the efficiency of Miss Ruth B. Eddy and the co¬ operation of the many pupils. This has been the largest group we have had in years, and by their diligence have become a suc¬ cess. Members of the graduating class who belong to the orchestra are: Wesley Blea- zard, Aaron Cummings, Antone Feno, George Rubadou, Marshall Brisbon, Leonard Bilodeau, and Robert Healy. MEMBERS Violins—Eunice Chatterton, Marie Eagan, Evald Nilsson, Wesley Blen-.urd, John Hig¬ gins, Ralph Leach, William Delaney, Grace James, Florence Karnas. Guitars—Aaron Cummings, Roger Cum¬ mings. Trumpets—G e o r g e Rubadou, Marshall Brisbon, James Worton, Albert Botelho, Eliot Vestal. Saxaphone—Robert Healy. Clarinet—L e o n a r d Bilodeau, Robert Grimes, Edward Quental. Piano—James Amaral, Gertrude Chatterton, Marion Doucette. Drums—Lloyd Durfee, Norman LeComte. Cello—Arlene Chatterton. Banjo—Antone Feno. Bells—Florence Sanborn. Ukulele—Charles Campos.

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BASKETBALL The Somerset High Basketball team opened its second season in the new school with only two lettermen returning from the championship team of last year. After a very auspicious start the team struck the losing column for five straight games, but ended up the season with a record of six games won and nine lost. A great many of the losses were by a very small margin. The highlight of the season was the en¬ trance of the team into the South Shore Tournament at the Brockton Y. M. C. A. The quintet drew Provincetown as an op¬ ponent and made a very creditable showing even though they lost. The class of ’39 was represented on the squad by Captain Leonard Bilodeau, Arthur Pell, Raymond McGee, Edgar Masse, John O’Neill, Foster Marsden, James Worton, and Manager Edgar Trudeau. The scores and schedule are: SOMERSET 31 ALUMNI 43 SOMERSET 23 PLAINVILLE 16 SOMERSET 26 ST. ANDREWS 22 SOMERSET 42 FACULTY 37 SOMERSET 27 MIDDLEBORO 45 SOMERSET 17 WESTPORT 19 SOMERSET 15 DIGHTON 19 SOMERSET 10 HOLY FAMILY 24 SOMERSET 20 BRISTOL AGGIES 24 SOMERSET 23 WESTPORT 21 SOMERSET 20 PLAINVILLE 22 SOMERSET 27 LITTLE COMPTON 23 SOMERSET 18 HOLY FAMILY 33 SOMERSET 23 BRISTOL AGGIES 31 SOMERSET 41 DIGHTON 27