Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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GIRLS’ HOCKEY Because of the difficulties of transportation, the girls’ hockey team was able to play only three games this year. Beryl Enholm, a girl who has been playing hockey since the eighth grade, was chosen captain. She certainly proved to be very capable in the capacity of captain as well as player. Barbara Kings¬ bury was elected as manager and did an excellent job in arranging our games, considering the prob¬ lems of transportation. After many hard weeks of practice, Miss Smith’s courageous eleven met their opponent, May¬ nard, in a tie game of 3 to 3. Goals were made by Dolly Clark and Beryl Enholm. At a return game at Maynard we defeated our rivals with a score of 2 to 0. Goals were made by Beryl Enholm and Ginny Stevens. Our last game was played at Cambridge, where we lost 3 to 1. The goal was made by Ginny Stevens. We seniors—Beryl Enholm, Ginny Stevens, and Mary Koon—wish next year’s team the best of luck. We shall always remember the game we played at a certain field, where, after many spills in mud puddles, we came home victorious. The following girls participated in field hockey: FIRST TEAM Left Wing Left Inner Center Forward Right Inner Right Wing Left Half Ginny Stevens Beryl Enholm Dolly Clark Mary Koon Dottie Sheehan Nancy Woodman Center Half Right Half Left Back Righ Back Goal Keeper Substitute Lois Rinehart Barbara Kingsbury Christine Tebo Katherine Gallagher Beverly Hastings Naomi Newell SECOND TEAM Left Wing Left Inner Center Forward Right Inner Right Wing Left Half Marion Wheeler Betsey Shaw Naomi Newell Joan Cammann Georgia Ragan Betty Norton Center Half Righ Half Left Back Righ Back Goal Keeper Substitutes Priscilla Otto Josephine Melone Jan Palmer Jean Hallett Beverly Hastings Joy Stubbs Betsey Powell Irene Havey Betty Norton 27

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Front Row: Jack Patterson (6) , David Whelpley (2) , Johnny White ( 13) , Bruce Ayer (14) , Alexis Bakeef (4) , Capt. George Wheeler (9) , Charlie Place (32) , Kenny King (31) , Seaton Jackson (11) , Tommy Tilton (7) , Captain-elect Johnny Mele (24) . Second Row: Buddy Clive (1) , Johnny Stubbs (25), Everett Schwartz (26) , Louis Nichols (27), Jack Fradd (23) , Bob Wheeler (29), Robert Clapp (28). Back Row: Billy Van Heest, assistant manager; Jimmy Douglas (9), Billy Place (15), Coach Law, Joe Studley (5), Jack Clayton (10) ; Harold Colpitts, manager . FOOTBALL—1943 Weston High’s ’43 team started its season with one of the lighest and most inexperienced squads that it has had in many years. With the enlistment of Coach John Proctor into the Navy, this year’s team also had a new coach, Charles Law, from Melrose. He did a grand job with the squad that he had; may he have plenty of luck next year. Of last year’s first team there was only one veteran, Captain George Wheeler, who, at the end of the season, received honorable mention from two of Boston’s leading papers. Private Joe Shee¬ han remained honorary captain after his induction into the Army. Privates Phil Sheehan, Bud Hanney, Snapper Malloy, and Craig Clive were also lost to the Army. The sum total of the ex¬ perience of these players would have added more strength and weight to the team. The outstanding game of the year was with Concord High. Weston, the underdog, rose to great heights and tied a strong Concord team. Foxboro 13 Chelmsford 34 Weston 7 Weston 12 Weston 7 Weston 0 Cambridge 6 Natick J. V. 7 Maynard 20 Hopkinton 35 Weston 7 Ashland 32 Weston 0 Weston 0 Concord 7 Weston 7 26

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First Row: Buddy Clive, Seaton Jackson, John White; Kenney King, captain; Charlie Place, David Whelpley; Johnny Stubbs, manager. Second Row: Coach Law, Billy Van Heest, Walter Palm¬ er, Parker Harrison; Jimmy Douglass, manager. Third Row: Conrad Schofield, Tony Melone, Fred Newell, Alexis Bakeef, Fred Coburn, Bob Clapp, David Upham. BASKETBALL Last year basketball was eliminated from the school curriculum and this year’s team was en¬ tirely inexperienced, but they all deserve much credit. The team was handicapped by the loss of Jack Van Heest when he suffered a broken ankle after the game with Millis. Special credit goes to Captain Kenney King for his high scoring and to Whizzer” White for his speed and alertness, both on the defensive and the offensive, and to Seaton Jackson for his consistently good playing. Congratulations also go to the entire second team for a successful season. LETTERMEN Kenney King, captain; John White, Buddy Clive, Parker Harrison, Jan Van Heest; Seaton Jackson, captain-elect; John Stubbs, Fred Crafts, David Whelpley; Jimmy Douglass, manager. 2S