Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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I 1' af 'I 5 I 4. Boys Athletics -,ffffy gif .0 4' The Senior Class of lQ4l has produced some fine athletics j?fffeg? tdrial in the boys department. A brief history of those who partie ya pated follows: Qehn Coffey--When John tried out for football the first year he was' ' turned down because the doctor wouldn't let him play. John wasn't a euitter, he kept going out year after year until finally, in his Senior year a good deal a tackle. Arthur prow , the doctor gave him permission to play. He really showed of sportsmanship. In his --Art played football four last year he was outstanding as years, he was outstanding as a fullback and tackle. He was Captain of the 1940 team, He was the largest man on the team and displayed plenty of power, He also played two years of basketball and one year of baseball. Robert Foye--Bob has had quite an athletic career at Wilmington High School. He played football three ye r- -q Cf., s, basketball three years, and baseball three years. He was Captain of the 1939 Undefeated Football Team and he stared as a halfback. He played as a center on the basket ball team and as a centerfield man on the baseball team. long Gillis--John played two years of football and was outstanding as a guard and an end. He played a good clean, hard game and really en- joyed doing it. Elwin Hovey--Elwin played football for two years and baseball for two years. He was manager of the 1940 Basketball team. Thomas Holmes--Tom went out for athletics when he was a Freshman. He -- played a year of football, basketball, baseball, but was unable to take part in other years because he had to work. Wendell Irvine--Wendell, a tall, slim boy decided basketball was his best sport. He played for two years and was outstanding as a guard.

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Boys ithletics Joe lacobs--Joe played baseoall for two jears. He played as a pitcher nd in the outfield. He also could be used as a good utility man. Q25 Kelley--Joe played football for two years and was outstanding as a half-back. He also played two years of baseball and two years of basketball. He played short step on the baseball team and was used as a guard or forward on the basketball team. Elliot Helzare-Nuzzy, a fine ytung athlete, played four years of foot- ball and one year of baseball. He fas .o.f' used as tackle and a fullback. He received an injury in his last year of play which may serve as a hindrance to him in later life. Ee also played two years of hockey under Nr. Whittle. John Ritchie--John, a tall, slim chap played four years of baseball, basketball, and fo otball. He was outstanding as a quarterback on the football team, He was outstanding as a forward on the basketball team and was Captain of the team for two years. Stanley Russell--Stan played basketball for three years and was out- standing both as forward or guard. John Shepard--John played two years of also played football for two years and and as a guard. ln l94O he helped the ball team. Edmond Waisnor--Ed played football for as a guard. He was one of the largest hockey with Nr. Whittle. He was outstanding as a center Coach with the Freshman Foot- two years and was outstanding boys on the squad. Frank Riley--Frank played two years of football and baseball. He was outstanding as a wing-back. Ee also played hocley under Mr. Holbrook. .OT- Joe Kelley