Stetson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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Fifty S'l'li'l'SON HIGH Sciuoot. Football HI: Stetson Hrgh brrdsters opened up yyrth early practrce sesslons to free the toughest schedule rn the prgskm hrstory of the Blue D v rls Coach Zapustus had only fiye regulars back and had to bulld hrs club around the hnes of speed and deception for he had one of the lrghtest teams smce hrs start at Stetson After loe Benyamrno the leadrng fullback candldate suffered a concussion Cartyy rrght the hard drrv mf., lrneman was swrtched to fullback but this block of grrnrte was the vretrm of a broken hand and the fullback IIHX struck abun' Wlth these key myurres Zap pulled out the crying drm dark and doubtful But whrle he moaned rn publre he was just the opposrte on the prae trse field he worked the boys until prerzrmn was the byword The Stetson boys entertained no such thought as was prognostrcated but were always drrvrnc, md their pep was marvelous to behold All were strrvmg, for poslttons and the mtrmates of the team knew wlth what dynamrc fury they were capxble of explodmg, Sparked by Captun Wtllr Hess the team rolled through practrce wrth hard drrvmy, power The startrng., lrneup apperred to be L L Bob M rconr only 1 Iunnor vuth plenty of experrence L T Bute, Bob Burrows t power house wrth a feroclous tem a bloeky young ster wrth 1 rrpht rder on how to play football Hurry what he lacked rn werpht he made up for wrth guts R G Don MacPherson the scrappy guard R T Thumprn Ted Reese rn aggresslve boy wrth plenty of power R E Gtrdy Smith the pass staapger of the club perament L C1 Roddy Doyx rough and relentless L a k The btckheld vy lS pony express but one that could retlly ctrry the mul wrth speed and de ceptlon At R H was the veteran of the club 1nd one of the South Shores best backs Walla Hess who h td no peer on defense or offense At F B wrs M1cSpr1g,ue who developed rnto one of the best odenslve thre tts from the potent T At L H vt ts Walter jobe whose speed tnd deeeptlon w rs the talk of the town He was aptly desc rrbed as featherrng, hrs way through a lme At Q B wrs Gerry Gaynor the boy who st lrted the ball movrny., The lrmboree w rs supposedly the big test for the Stet on boys for Hanover Coach McBam V518 IClllIlL, one and rll that he had his best term rn years vyrth plenty of vyelpht Thus the ltpmen went unto thc pune ts tnderdogs and rcyelled lll rt , 1 V ' ' ' 1 , ,' , , ,, ' .' . - ' I ' - , 1 1 f - V 2 -1 1 1 9 . . ', 1 - -- ' ' ' ' 9 . 1 Y 1 1 , ' , ' V Y K V- Y 1 g . Le , L ' ' 1 ' ' 1 g K ' Q I . . I Y 1 , 1 . , l . . . h . , Y 1 1 . ' H ' . 7 t T T K 7 Y f 3 L 7 7 2 7 7 - . , ' ' ' ' rv' ' 7 . ' - . - '- ' a s . V ff s V , 2 ' I v V . . .. . . 2 7 2 ' ' 2 ' ' 1 . 1 72 , , - ,I 1 . , y ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ,. V . U V , towel and told the scribes the outlook was , A L I . x ' . ' . . . . . 1. 1 1 1 , - - ' ' .. -. . . . 'Z 1 . 2 1 1 1 . S Q . . . - - . K K K 7 C 1 Y . 1 - . . . 2 ' 1 2 . - . . ., . . 2 1 7. Y . 7 , 1 1 an rf ' ' Y I a' 1 f. 1 1 s ., 1 'a 2 i ' 7 '2. K7 ' 1 1 1 ' s ' 7 . 1 7 2 ' 2 f ' ' 7 - . , . 1 1 Z . '. Ll ' , ' 1 ,1 ' ' '- -- I - ' V' s 1 A ' r ' ' l Y 1 v . 1 ' '