Stetson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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RANDOLPH MAssAcHUsE'r'rs Forty three STETSON l a WHITMAN 7 The underdogs in thls contest didnt bother the Blue Dev1ls tt tll This xsn t the first tlme Stetson has beaten Whitman with a few mln utes remarnmg the same thing happened last year In the frrst play of the game Whitman scored their first and final touchdown when on a reverse they took advantage of an unshlfted Blue Devll line and capitalrzed on thls mistake The point was good and Nxfhltmtn led 7 to 0 and thats the way the half ended During the last period two touchdowns were callel on Frank Corrigan Angle Dangora with live mln utes rem unmg threw a pass to Smitty who took it on the five and went over Loomer klckcl the ponnt that tied rt up With 1 few minute rematntng George Loomer ran hard through the left slde of the llne and scored the wmmnf td and that fim hed Whrtmin Bobby Mar com rugged end gave one of the finest de fensrve exh1b1t1ons ever seen on Stetson field He was lmmense throughout the struggle and Whitman found it lmposslble to gain around his end STFTSON 53 ROCKLAND 0 This mtde xt three in a row for the high fly mg Blue Devlls On the first pl ty of the gtme Ozzie Benlammo zipped around his right end broke into the clear and went 56 yards to pay dirt Loomer klcked the point Frank1e Cor rtgtn sped around hrs rrght end 19 yards for a td Wlth Benjammo and Loomer dorng the ball carry1ng they took the ball up to the two vard stripe where McDermott bucked over After Rockland failed to gain the Blue Dev1ls scored agam when Angie Dangola crashed off tackle for the fourth touchdown Midway in the final heat Bllly Seaverns guard realized a linesman s dream as he plucked a Rockland pass out of the a1r and zoomed 45 yards for a td to end the rout STOUGHTON 34 STETSON 6 Randolph and Stoughton two of schooldom s most bitter rrvals were down for thelr annual dog fight This game was supposed to be the best on the South Shore Stoughton handed the Blue Devils their worst defmt in two years 54 to 6 There were more penalties tn this game fa total of 775 ytrds to be exact: than all of the games put together Stoughton had terrific power and Stetson could do nothing to stop xt IS they scored w1thout wlll The only scormg for the Blue Dev1ls came with five minutes re malmng to play George Ztrnglebel going over from the one on a reverse Injuries were many as Bobby Tierney lost a couple of teeth whrch were found around the field Angie Dangoxa was easily the outstandlng player for the Blue Devils The ame ended rn a HOC wlth polrce men holding off fights tmong the players ml spectrtors CATHEDRAL 20 STETSON 7 The Blue Dev1ls went down to their third defeat of the season as Cathedral swamped them 20 to 7 Benjamlno and Loomer sat th1s game cut with injuries Cathedral scored hrst as therr fullback bucked over from the five XVrth lrttle time remaining in the half Angle Dangola cl1 maxed a 65 yard march when he scooted over from the tne yard stripe Danfvora passed to Smith for the extra pomt and led tt the half 7 to 6 The second half came and the Blue Devrls looked pltlful as Crthedral scored on ome flule touchdowns and the Blu Devils went down to defeat C tthedral went away wlth an easy vrctorv MIDDLEBORO 7 STETSON 0 Stetson couldnt win this one lf they had a dozen teams The jlnx worked rn reverse for Mlddleboro as they copped tts first wln over the Blue Dev1ls since 1944 nt was a heartbreaking defeat A devil td was called when a holdnng pen tlty was detected Another touchdown went out the wrndow as McDermott bucked over but clipping was ctlled Late rn the game the fight ing Blue Devrls staged a gallant 55 ylrd drnve which reached Mlddleboros 18 time ran out ind that ended th tt so the Blue Dev1ls couldn t caoxtllrze Frtnkle McDermott turned ln his best perform rnce plckrng up a total of 74 vards whlle Don McPherson and Bobby Tierney sparkled in the lme HINGHAM 19 STETSON 6 The Blue Dev1ls played farewell to their last game of the season thelr fourth defeat ln a row and the fifth all year Hmgham scored ln the first quarter and twice in the thxrd stanza Angle Dangola raced 78 yards but stepped out of bounds on the 75 fso the ref satdj Bobby Tierney was outstanding at guard rn h1s final high school game despite a pamful htp in jury Ozzie Benjamxno Frank Corrigan Don McPherson Angle Dangora Bobby Tierney Gardy Sm th and Glg Marconl and Eddie Hoeg played their last glme of the year for The Blue and Whlte It was a dlsappolntlng season for the Zap men wrth a 4 and 5 rec ord They had lost all their SPIIII and fight it seemed after the Stoughton game They re cerved their share of bad luck throughout the season and now the Blue and Whlte look for ward to a better and more prosperous season to come Butch Dangola v - ' -4 . . . . . 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Forty-two STETSON HIGH SCHOOL Coach JOSEPH ZAPUSTAS Manager DAVID CRIMMINS first Rau fleft to right! B111 Hatch Don McPherson Ed Hoeg B111 Seaverns Bol: Marconr John Leonard Gordon Lee Leo Jones Phil Brewster Second Rou Ronald Smith Gorman Krley joe McDonnell Gardy Smith Ted Reese joe Lacey Joe Benjamrno John OMalley Butch Dangora Dom Esposito Third Rau Edward Stewart Bob Chevrre Pat McDonnell George Zlrnglebel Winton Washrng ton Frank Corrrgan Frank Harris Frank McDermott John Robinson 1F OOTBALL OACH Joe Zapustas called out candidates for the football team and a good showmg of boys came out The l1ne was pretty Well set There were capable guards m Don McPherson Bobby Tierney and Brlly Seaverns alternatrng rn that positron The tackles were rugged boys Ted Reese and john Robmson wrth Dom Es poslto alternatrng ohn Leonard and Frank Harrls took over the center posrtron wrth John on the defense and Frank on the offense The ends were two brg and rugged gentlemen Gardy Smith and Capt Grg Marconr Zap had good reserves rn Wmton Washrngton oe MacDonell and John OMalley at the ends Chrck Lacey Ronnre Smrth and Gordon Lee at the guard posrtrons P T McDonnell C that rugged knd from Lrberty streetb Leo jones Bob Chevrxe and Freddre McKeeman took over at tackle Zap had trouble wrth an mexperrenced backfield Ozzre Benjammo who could krck run and pass was hrs trrple threat George Loomer and Frank McDermott fa castoff from B C J took over at fullback Frank Corrrgan the krd with the wmgs on hrs feet was the wing back Eddre Hoeg took over the quarterbackrng slot Zap had good reserves rn Angle Dangora who was used mostly on defense and Brlly Hatch at tarlback and Phrl Brewster and Ducky Zlrngrebel at wlngback Eddue Stewart Gorman Kiley and Bob Dupras made up the rest of the backfreld Our first encounter was wrth Canton wlth whom we had already scrlm maged The Blue Devrls were all set for therr first game CANTON 24 STETSON 6 The Blue Devlls took thrs one on the chin Zap drdnt need any movies to tell them what they drd wrong Maybe rt was the old unrforms or maybe first game jntters Fumbles rnter Canton scores In the last quarter Frank Mc Dermott bucked over from the fixe yard stripe to give the Blue and Whrte therr only score STETSON 20 SCITUATE 0 The Blue Devlls broke 1nto the wrn column wrth a decrdrng 20 to 0 wm Stetson s all round play was rmproved tremendously and the block mg particularly that of Bob Marcom and Don McPherson Bobby Trerney was a strckout rn the lrne The first score came when Frank Cor rrgan on a reverse zipped around hrs left end and went all the way to pay drrt Loomer klcked the pomt McDermott bulled over from the five yard strrpe for the second score and Ozzre Benjammo gave the crowd a thrrll when he took the krtkoff and ran rt back 65 yards for the third and final touchdown 5 . ': ' . ' , , ' , , . . V- , Y . .Y I' 1 - . B . - 4 9 , a I . . . . . Yi ' - Q v 1 a 4 H . , l ' . . 4 ceptrons, and even a stolen ball set up three , I . . . - 7 V I . J I L . . . . . . , 7 ,, . ,, . . .' . . . - ' 7 8 , . . . q K n , . .L . . . W . F I L I . U 1 H 1 . I 7 4 1 . Q 4 , ' 4 L .

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Forty four STETsoN HIGH SCHOOL Boys Basketball Team Coach JOE 7APUSTAS Manager DAVID CRIMMINS fm! Rau tie I In Hgh!! Gardner Smlth Ed Hoeg P ul Frankenb rger oe B nlammo Bob Gray Herb blunders ohn Leonard Russ Dolan B11 Cerato Mmm! Ron Blll H tth Gorman Klley Bob Morrrs Bob Dupres Phil Brewster Don Nelson David Crxmmnns Manager 'hml Ron Fd Stewart Wnnton Washxngattmn Frank Harms Fred Teed lrank McDermott Glrlsg Basketball Team lzrat Roz: Hell to rzgbll Lleanor Norman Gwendolyn Herman Marlone Curley jane Seaverns Marnlyn johnson joan Penderg.,rast Llsle LaBelle Sturm! Ron Coath Mildred Lappen Paulme Tardamto Fleanor Nason Fdna Fbbs Ltllxan Wal late Rosemarne Berme jean Kelley llunf Rau Barbara lootf. Mary lranl Barbara Knltoym Ann Pemberton fathcrlrlr Mnl ellan I lanre Dmkendorl f - , V 1 . - . I, H J . . , , a . , - , . 2 ,J . . - ' f 11 . ' , , .. ' , , . , , ' . ., I ,. , ' ,- . , . . ., . - . , , - 'v I -v I 'Q 4. v ' 4 v