Taunton High School - Journal Yearbook (Taunton, MA)

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I 1954 PIGSKIN PARADE Tox1 LAxx sox The SplI'ltt'Cl Tlunton elexen coached bx Ed Bucklex our thlrd co 1cl1 111 four xe 1rs completed 1tS best seaso11 SIIICL 1991 xx 1th a record of sex CII w111s and txxo defe1ts Cettlng off to 1 slow start Taunton opened wlth a 14 17 loss to New Bedford X0l1e at New Bedford Pe11alt1es a11d fumbles hurt the Orange md Black club co11s1derablx howex er the team showed lots of Splflt xxlth touch doxx ns bemg scored bx ess 'hllllt'Cll ind Tom I axx son The Hcrrlngtoxxners brokc lIlt0 tl11 VVlll column xvlth thelr sccond gunc bx pullmg 1 SlII'pI'lSlI1g upset oxcr 1 strong Attleboro te 1111 xv1th 1 19 13 score T'1ll1es were made bx Ed Carx ilho a11d esse -Xlmeda Tom Lawson carr1ed the ball 1n tl1e b1cl1f1eld xvhlle R011 Beals Red XlCClllf6 ohn Fernandes and Ron Craxen xxere outstandmg 111 the l111e The Bucklex men made It two stralght x1ctor1es bx defeatlng Czdlllbfldgt' L ltlll 70 17 The team 'is a xvhole looked better than exer XVltl'l Don Relllx plaxmg exceptlonallx xvell ln the quarter back spot 1nd blffllng the L 111t1bs durmg the entlre game Almedfa and Carx llho ch1ll1c d up the scores xx lnlc Bob Tessxer xx lb p 1I't1Clll lrlx strong on defense TTXIIIU, fo1 lts tlnrd str 11gl1t xx111 'I lllllt0I1 xx is trounced bx the lllgll SLUIIIIL u11clcfc1tcd NX 1rcl11111 grldstcrs 37 6 hd L1rx1ll1o cl1m1xed 1 Tllllltflll dr1x1 bx t1l11111L tln lull oxcr from thc XX 1rc l111n one x lI'Cl lun for tl1e Hcrr1n1.5toxx111 rs lonc scorc 1,111 of tht IICTIIIIQTIJXNIIQIS most lll'lpI'tSSlXt H1118 cune it thc mxpcnsm of s o111f illlflllf' t lt xx I0 1 U 11111 S11l1st1t11t1 b 1cl1 Fc c It Poster c 1rr1c c t It ll for f1x1 guns 111 tht pl 1c1 of llljllflil use 'xlllltdl Ollll Pcrnandes l llll xltlflll R111 cf 1 x If 0lltS llll ci 1 1111 T11 o ONXIIIQ cc 11111 Ol 111 cl Cl1 s 3 I S1 1 1 spx ct1cu 1r PQFOIIII 11cc 111 11111111 s s 1 1 1 'l 11111to 1 nts c c 1 cl x ll D1 Xlfllll 1 1111 on mc IS ln ltllllf thc 'l lllllttlll de 1 if ' ' 2 1 , 1 . 1 'v . '17 ' 1 k 1 ' T , L K., i I 1 1 4 1 A1' I '-Y Q 7. 4 1 T 1 y I A1 4 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 5 ' . ' ' - L 1 ' f ' ' ' 1 v . ' ' ' ' ' 1 . V Y N' I ' l I I I I A' 1 I 2 l 1' ' 1 Q ' ' ' 'J 1 5 . 1 ' 1 - I . 1 1 ' '1 1 ' ' 7. . 1 1 '1 ' 1 'Q '11 ' '1 11 '. .'.f:.-'. A '1 '1 1.' 1 1 'V Q -' A 1 Q - 1 1 'Z 1 R I-1 ' 1 1 ' A 1 1 K-' 1 T , 1 -' M 1 1 -if lf ' 1,-5-' - 1 1' A- .i Q 1 ln' 1 5- 1 Q 1111clefe11t1-cl. Class I3' New Bc-clford with 11 sc-ore of 20-0. 'I-lilllltllll looked xerx' :tr ,, '.., l- 'l l1,1 1 ,ll'1 1. . -1 'fl l'l1ll - 1-1 ' 'J 1 '1 . '. and - Nl - luirf x'e'1 .'t1 linx 'll the l' 2 l 1 f ll x xx' -lc T1 t 1 trill - 1155 l Durfee. 13-1. A111111-11111-cl by 1 Q ' -1 - li 1 f ' ll '- ' Tlll ' A., illlil pus: clefc-11se by Capt. Ales: Alm Tli. xx'l11 sc-ored 11ll of '1 ns p11 N111-l' Nl 'C1 ire llllll Bob T1-ssit-r 11g11i11 stood out on efe11se x'itl1 Al '. '1. Hon llt'All5. 1 l H Nl ' l1.' -1 ' g ' 11 ffuse.

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Page sixty-four l BASKETBALL REVIEW Lou Dovisisn The Taunton Higl1 basketball team completed a twenty-game schedule with a record of seven wins and thirteen losses. This over-all record does not indicate the excellent brand of ball that was played during the entire season. The team bounced off their 1954-55 basketball campaign by grabbing victories in their first three games. These were played against Archbishop Williams of Braintree, Falmouth, and North Attleboro. Then the Orange and Black lost a close contest to Braintree by a 48-46 score. Their second loss came at the hands of Attleboro, 70-52. Taunton snapped their two-game losing streak by edging Falmouth 53-52. Again, the Herringtowners dropped into a slump by losing their next three tilts to New Bedford High, VVeymouth, and Durfee. The Durfee game was certainly the thriller of the year. The decision of this hard-fought contest was not determined until the last minute of play when Durfee pulled ahead to win by a 61-59 margin. VVith spirits high, Taunton then proceeded to hand inter-city rival, Coyle, a 64-51 defeat. Having a record of live wins and four losses to this point. the Orange and Black hoopsters lost their next six games to shatter all hopes of entering the Class A Tech Tourney. Their only other two wins came at the expense of Coyle to retire the Mulcahy trophy to Taunton High for another year. The Herringtowners entered the Bay State Tournament but were eliminated by Brockton in the initial contest, 73-61. In the personnel department, senior Fred Boehner led the team in scoring with 2:26 points. Fred was also selected on the Gazettefs all Bristol Hrst team. Other high scorers were sophomore Gene Fournier with 186 points, senior Lou Dovner, who missed almost half the games through doctoris orders, with 1224 junior Pete VVayslow with 1:20 to his credit, and Captain Larry Silvia with 100 points. The future for basketball at Taunton High under the excellent handling of Coach Bob Daly certainly looks promising. Lots of success to Coach Daly and his squad of the future.