Williamsburg High School - Tattler Yearbook (Williamsburg, MA)

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Drill Team FRONT ROW, Left to right: Cheryl Mosher, Valerie Adair, Kathy Morin, Mary Ellen Morin, Diane Hurd, Barbara Mollison, Peggy Lockwood, Joyce Tetraulr, Linda Lavalle, Alicia DeNood, Lynne Myers, Mary Cheveretre, Linda Taylor, Lynn Donovan, Joan Taylor, Donna Hurd. BACK ROW: Joyce Packard, Eileen Norris, Judy Graves, Linda Sarafin, Jackie Hillenbrand, Ann Warren, Cindy Lyman, Carolyn Clarke, Diane Pollen, Debbie Hathaway, Ann Hathaway, Katherine Moran, Nancy Webb, Robin Frost, Avis Goodhue, Dorothy Clark. ABSENT: Chris Magargal. A s 36

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Girls' Basketball SEATED, Left to right: Lynn Donovan, Barbara Mollison, Joanne Brooks, Linda Beals, co-captain, Kath- leen Mollison, co-captain, Betty Brooks, Bonnie Albert, Naomi Curtis. SECOND ROW, Patty Reddington, Donna Bickford, Suzanne Arel, Brenda Donovan, Susan Packard, Susan Fowler, Cynthia Kellogg, Lynn Myers, Ellen Granger, Eldeen Brooks. THIRD ROW, Left to right: Margaret Lockwood, managerg Irene Kenney, Kathryn Bartlett, Kathleen Otis, Linda Mason, Laura Barrus, Dorothy Clark, Ann Hathaway, Carol DeAngelus, Linda Taylor, manager. ABSENT: Susan Clark, Debbie Feiker. As shown below our girls' basketball team has had an outstanding season, with 15 wins 1 loss. This year was the first time that the girls were asked to play in the Central Massachusetts Tournament. We were very proud to bring home the second place trophy for Williamsburg High School. We will lose, through graduation, five of our first team: Susan Clark, Laura Barrus, Cynthia Kellogg and co-captains Kathleen Mollison and Linda Beals. We of the graduating team wish to thank Mrs. Kmit for her outstanding work, and also wish next year's team a good season. GAME OPP. BURGY Dickinson Nurses. . . . . . 16 . . . . . . 4-4 Amherst ...... ...15... ...31 Chester ...... ...2'7... ...47 SmithAcademy.. ...43... ...62 Sanderson ..... . . . 20 . . . . . . 42 Northampton .... . . . 22 . . . . . . 55 Dickinson Nurses . . . . . 20 . . . . . . 27 Hopkins....... ...40... ...43 Hopkins ...... ...18... ...45 Amherst ....... ...24... ...27 SmithAcademy... ...21... ...34 Sanderson ...... . . . 29 . . . . . . 46 Chester ..... ...19... ...54 Northampton... ...17... ...37 Hopedale... ...32... ...40 Maynard... ...42... ...31 M M 35

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Cross-Countr FIRST ROW, Left to right: Herbert Haskell, Nick Warren, Joel Howes, Dan Dunlevy, Michael Dymerski Michael Donovan. SECOND ROW: Alex Masloski, Carl Eldrid, Dale Hitchcock, Mr. Trzcienski, coach Gary Moore, Andy Burr, Roy Schoonover. Cross country has been firmly established at Williamsburg High as a result of the third consecutive undefeated year. The 4-0 record put forth by Coach Trzcienski's team this year was built up by suc- cessful competition against Minnechaug Regional of Wilbraham and against Amherst Regional High School. The team was led to the successful finish by Dan Dunlevy, who set six course records in three years of undefeated running. Joel Howes and Nick Warren provided important depth by holding the third and fourth spots respectively on the 'Burgy squad. Two other senior runners, Charles Kellogg and Gary Moore, were on the injured list and were unable to compete at capacity capabilities. The future team will have Mick Donovan, who held the number two spot, and other veterans such as Mike Dymerski, who occupied the number five position, Herbert Haskell, Alex Masloske, Andy Burr, Carl Eldred, Damon Cheverette, Buddy Schoonover, and Dale Hitchcock. On the record: 25 October 1960 AT WILLIAMSBURG Dunlevy ..... 1 Donovan ..... 3 Howes ...... 4 Dymerski .... 15 Haskell ...... 6 T5 21 October 1960 AT AMHERST Dunlevy ..... 1 Donovan ..... 2 Dymerski .... 6 Haskell. . . . . 7 Warren . . . . . 8 EZ Minnechaug Regional Z5 9 October 1960 AT WILLIAMSBURG Dunlevy ..... 1 Amherst Donovan ..... 2 Regional Howes . . . . . 5 Warren ...... 7 Eldred ...... 8 '55 Z5 11 October 1960 AT WILBRAHAM Dunlevy ..... 1 Minnechaug Howes . . . . . 3 Regional Donovan ..... 4 Warren ...... 5 Dymerski ..... 7 E 53 The present course record for the 2.4 mile track is 12'15 set by Dan Dunlevy on 23 October, 1959