Wrentham High School - Assembler Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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e...i.fi..f The girls' teams were well under way with a straight non-defeat for the second team and two victories for the first team in the first half of a twelve game schedule. In the second half of the season the second team continued their good work, losing only one gameg and the first team spruced up to a four to two victory. The teams enjoyed a victorious season. thanks to good teamwork and ex- cellent coaching by Mrs. MacLeod. High scorers were Bev Harper of the first team, 116 points, and Delight Harmon running a close second with 114 points. On the second team Shirley Giannetti finished first with 110 points and Sally XVeber. second with 105 points. Again we turn in our uniforms, winding up anther basketball season, with the hope that Mrs. MacLeod,s teams next year will be undefeated. GIRLS, SCHEDULE AND RESULTS First Team W 0 Second Team W O Dover ,,.., ,.i, i...y , 2 0 28 35 18 F oxboro i,yi . 21 23 24 13 Norton ... 60 21 33 3 Plainville ... . 22 1 1 29 13 Medway . 34 38 7 13 Millis , , 24 31 26 22 Norton ,,., 23 13 9 7 Foxboro ...., , 40 32 43 13 Plainville , 35 29 38 14 Millis .. , , 48 26 22 18 Medway ..... ,. 26 49 24 28 Dover .........,.,i..., ., ,.,ci .1 13 19 25 9 First row: Phyllis Manchester, Elaine Smith, joanne Lukow, Johanna Macaione, Elin Young- dahl. Second row: Gloria XVoodhains, Jacqueline XVare, Delight Harmon, Beverley Harper, joan Driggers, Enid Marshall, Patricia Quinn, Marijane Roche. Third rouz: Gail LaDue. Manager, Sandra jenkins, Assistant Manager, Patricia Gross, Shirley Giannetti, jean Richards, Sally NVQ-ber, Karen Fahlgrcn, joan XVhyte, Gail XVaterman, Mrs. MacLeod, Coach. Sponsored by THE WRENTHAM STEEL PRODUCTS A 44 xv

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- 1, 2+ i l I i,---t'3 6-6 First row: Anthony Blacaione, David Cooper, XVilliam Binney, Gilbert Rishton, Ronald Shep- herd, Phillip Scott, Barrie Farrar, james Bowers. Second row: Coach Toner, VVilliam Mulcahy. Colin MacLeod, Carman Fuimara, Ely Intlehouse, George Richards, David Cox, Michael Rishton, james Damato, Lee Thompson, Manager. The boys, basketball team started practicing early in October and were eager to start playing ball. VVe got oil to a poor start but came on strong at the end of the season and ended with Eve wins and fifteen losses. In our last game of the season the varsity took a three point victory from the faculty. This victory pleased the senior boys very much. Although the team will lose live players through graduation, the seniors feel XVrentham will have a good basketball team next year and wish them luck. Coach Toner also plans to have a baseball team this year. FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Name Points Name Points Ronald Shepherd ,,.... ...., 2 55 David Cooper ......... . T-1 Gilbert Rishton ,.,.... ..... 1 95 George Richards ,..., .. 63 Barrie Farrar ...,. ,. 9-1 Iames Bowers ..,,..... 56 Phillip Scott ..,.,.. ., 84 Carman F uimara .,... . 27 XVilliam Binney .... .. 79 David Cox .,....,..... . 21 lVilliam Lynch ....,.... ,. 43 Michael Rishton ,..,. . 16 Anthony Macaione .... .. 15 Colin MacLeod ....... ,. 9 XVilliam Mulcahy ..,... , 3 Ely Intlehouse ...,.,... .. 2 james Damato ., .. 0 OW' Z?a5AefAafZ 1953-54 Sponsored by EARLES SERVICE STATION. INC. New and Used Cars and Trucks Telephone 44 ca 24 by

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lg, . l 5 E, M. f 1.1 V7 ,AA- 5 First row: Beverley Harper, Enid Marshall. captain, Nlarijane Roche. Seroncl row: ,lacqueline XVare, Patricia Quinn, Gloria NYoodhams, Delight Harmon, Lynne Ross, joan Driggers. QAbsent: Anna Fuimaral. The fall of '53 brought with it the question in many minds as to who would be chosen as substitute cheerleaders. From those who tried out three were chosen by the student body. faculty. and present cheerleaders: Anna Fuimara. Lynne Ross. and Delight Harmon. Practices began in October and continued throughout the basketball season as time permitted. XVe held a tournament at the King Philip Ballroom on january 20. 195-1. in which we did not compete but gave an exhibition. The first prize winners in the first and second classes were Bellingham and XValpole, respectively. at Spencer on the trophy of NVrentham competed against fifteen schools in a tournament Nlarch 26. 1954. XVe proudly returned to XVrentham carrying second place. X KA C70l'L7Cl Ul ff Spcmsored by HUGH AND ELAINE MARSHALL 44 my