Topsfield High School - Shenewemedy Yearbook (Topsfield, MA)

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GIRLS BASKETBALL I? E 1' 1 I Z FRONT ROW, L. to R.: N. Rust, E. Boucher, C. MacNulty, S. Godfrey, P. Wade, S. Broderick, J. Callahan. BACK ROW: P. Owen, Manager, J. Melzard, C. Thibodeau, F. Ralph, Coach Couhig, C. Castle, B. Banks, D. Munsell. The Topsfield girls, coached by Mrs. Couhig, placed third in the Merrimack Valley League this year with a mark of two wins and four losses. Their total record was five and nine. At the conclusion of the regular season, the lo- knocked out in the semi-finals by Perley, the event ual winner. Phyllis Wade led the scorers with 254 points for the season, followed by Nancy Rust's 149 and Tib Thibodeau with 120. cals moved into the Valley Toumey, only to be Below are the s Topstield 53. . Merrimac 54. . Topsfield 47. . . Topsfie ld 43 . Perley 59 . . Ipswich 45 . Merrimac 43 . Topsfield 47 . Topsfield 38. . Ipswich 44. . . . Newburyport 47 Perley Newburyport 51 42... cores of the games: . Hamilton 48 . . Topsfield44 Rockport 41 . . Hampstead 25 . . . Topsfield 43 . . . Topsfield 40 . . . Topsfield 35 . . . Hamilton 27 . . Hampstead 29 . . Topsfield37 . Topsfield 37 . . Topsfield 35 Topsfield 44 Jr Perley 50 .... Topsfield 36 Sponsored by DANVERS SAVINGS BANK Danvers, Mass.

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a 'YSFIIQ ID 4 .xx ,fa ,- . UQ .pXJ xJ.x 1 . . - A A fl!-IN QQSFI v FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Swindell, W. Ingraham, J. Goggin, J. Clark. SECOND ROW: Coach McLaughlin, Swindell, Manager, D. Ives, C. And- erson, P. Ives, F. Underhill, Manager BACK ROW: R. Ash, D. Cronis, B. Godfrey, J. Pirrotta. League Titles In basketball, 1957 was the year in which Topsfield won its first Merrimack Valley League championship. The Red Raiders chalked up a record of five wins and one loss in League competition and a season 's total of thirteen and seven. After taking the loop title, the locals were knocked out in the semi-finals of the Valley Tourney and were eliminated in the Bay State quarter-finals. Warren Rockwell paced the Raiders with 504 points for the season to set a new school mark, eclipsing the old high by nearly 100 points. He also rewrote two records in the Bay State Tournament with his 44 points and 14 foul shots in one game. Other high scorers for the season were Dave Ives 208, John Goggin 186, Brud Ash 148, and Joe Swindell 126. Below are the scores of the games: Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield St, Jean 53 Hamilton 35 St. Jean 45 Topsfield 61 Topstield 55 Christian 48 Hampstead 42 Topsfield 66 Perley 47 Topsfield 36 Topsfield Topsfieid Top sfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield Topsfield 59 . 91 62 . 46 . 48 . 56 . 73 . 76 . 76 . 54 . Merrimac 58 Hamilton 44 Hampstead 41 Topsfield 42 Perley 45 Topsfield 55 Essex Aggie 40 St. Joseph 48 Thompson 51 Topsfield 44 Sid Hurlburt V QS Flfjy flff 'Z - 2 XJ swf, I2 .CJSF I4

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BASEBALL We fl was 'i lee FRONT ROW L to R R Ash, S Katz E Gaskell W Ingraham, W Rockwell B Godfrey, D D1Francesco BACK ROW D Brodeuck Manager J Haywood R Skeffmgton J Robmson Anderson, P Gnffin, S Chisholm, Coach McLaugh11n Cheer Leaders ll STANDING, L to R.: S VQBGILLUWE, J Lenfestey, M. Robmson, G Clark, S Prrrotta. KNEEL ING: S. Nolan Sponsored by ARMSTRONG 'S TOY STORE WOODBURY FUEL COMPANY Dafwefsn M355 Topsfxeld, Mass O