Lincoln Sudbury Warriorettes cap season with 76 30 win over Bedford
Lincoln Sudbury High School Warriorettes cap the basketball season with a 76 30 victory over Bedford as Debbie Dunsford Barbara Podgurski and Pam Blake spark passing defense and scoring Walton sets season record with 42 points and 141 total. Regional’s J V team goes 7 0 by defeating Bedford 52 16 with Chelis Gray Hickler Sexton and guards Linzee Coleman Martha Poole Nancy Davis Marcia Wilson Jen Burkett limiting Bedford to 23 percent.
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Lincoln-Sudbury
Debbie” Dunsford
Bedford
Debbie’ Dunsford
Barbara Podguryki
Pam” Blake
Bev Walton
Heather Marquis
Pat” Spinelli
Bev” Walton
Judy Clark
Debbie
Cocaptain
Élect
Barbara Podgurski
Weston
Warriorettes
Walton
Marduis
Spinelli
J.V
Chellis
Gray
Hickler
Sexton
Linzee Coleman
Martha Poole
Nancy
Davis
Marcia Wilson
Jen” Burkett
On. S
Coleman
Poole
Dog
Wilson
J. V
Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School News Highlights
Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School schedules College Entrance Exam Board tests for March as 30 pupils must participate. Seniors plan Sadie Hawkins Dance and yearbook by Keller Incorporated with 50 pages. new seniors include Sidney Feldes and Carolyn Burgess. A skating party at Jill Estabrook’s Marlboro home entertained 50 to 60 seniors and guests.
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Sudbury Lincoln - Sudbury
Wang
Borg
Jill Estabrook
Marlboro
Sadie Hawkins
Sidney Feldes
Cambridge High
Carolyn Burgess
Upper Dublin
Pennsylvania
Gunter
Patie Hoke
Toeign
Yal
Peter Witt
Harvard
P T A Group Meets Here on Feb 12
The Thoreau-Whetler P T A will hold its February meeting on Thursday February 12 at 8 PM in Thoreau School Auditorium. The program titled Fathers Look at the Language Arts features James V McMullen as moderator and participants Dr Benjamin D Paul Gardiner M Edgarton Malcolm Ferguson with teachers W Harold O Connor Thomas E Coburn and Miss Elaine Hardie describing language arts in Concord schools including composition writing talking listening grammar and foreign language teaching in high schools.
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West Concord
Thoreau-Whetler P.T.A
Thoreau School
James V. McMullen
Thoreau-Harvey Wheeler Schools
Benjamin D. Paul
Harvard School of Public Health
Gardiner M. Edgarton
Malcolm Ferguson
Lincoln Laboratories
W. Harold O’ Connor
Thomas E. Coburn
Elaine Hardie
Concord
Center P T A Meeting Set for February 9
Sudbury Center School P T A will meet February 9 at 8 p m in Center 1 Gymnasium. Two films from the White House Conference on Education will be shown. Topics include what schools should accomplish how to attract and retain good teachers and how to sustain public interest in education.
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Sudbury
Center
P.T.A
Center 1
White House
America
Acton Regional High Welcomes Five New Students
Supt Wilkie announces five new students joined Acton Regional High School in the last two weeks. Among them are Ellen Maryann and John Murphy, children of John Murphy of South Acton, and Bruce and I Pould, children of Mr and Mrs George H Found of West Acton. Miss Mary Marciel, senior at Bridgewater State Teachers College, will teach nine weeks of practice in girls physical education and assist in lower grades as part of the school department.
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Wilkies
Walter D. Cocking
School
Ellen
Maryann
John Murphy
Seton
South Acton
Bruce
I Pould
George H. Found
West Acton
Mary Marciel
Pridgewater State Teachers College
Acton
Marciel
I. School
Packers Tie Ramzen for Four Inch TD Replay
Green Bay quarterback Ce cil Isbell passed to Don Hutson against the Cleveland Rams on October 18, 1942, for a touchdown, the incomplete play frame showing a four inch gain for the score.
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Green Bay, Wis
UPI
Cecil Isbell
Green Bay
Anes
Joe Ue
Don Hutsey
Cleveland Ramg
Panel discussion on Foreign Language Department aims questions
Mr Harry Eaton and Mrs David Kotkov of the Foreign Language Department along with Mr Tourville and others of the Regional School Committee spoke briefly then invited questions from the audience. Parents of eighth graders raised concerns about freshman curb placement amid numerous options as speakers answered.
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Harry Eaton
David Kotkov
Tourville
Ellen Cannon
Elizabeth Harding
Kenneth Bergen
St Bridget’s Teams Sell Weekend Wins At Home Games
St Bridget’s senior team edged Immaculate Conception 67 64 in Lowell. Intermediates beat St Bridget’s Framingham 48 41 while Cadets overwhelmed Our Lady’s Cadets Sharon 28 11. Maynard hosts St Ann’s Parish Wayland next with seniors keying a 25 14 first quarter run.
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Maynard
St. Bridget C
Immaculate Conception
Lowell
Sund
St. Bridget's
Framingham
Our Lady’s
Sharon
Immaculate
St. Bridget
McLean
Garrity
Petergon
Clark
Bakun
Rity
Father Breton
Cane Pegina
Bill
Ets
Gee
McDonnell
St. Ann’s
Wayland
St. Bridgets
White
Seura
Berle
Identification and Classification of Gifted Learners
The first meeting in Ayer addressed identifying and classifying gifted students. Discussion focused on assessing needs and challenges to better meet elementary school gifted learners.
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Zoe
Fener
Ayer
Acton School Committee Names Teacher for Third Grade Vacancy
The Acton School Committee appointed Mrs. Janet M. Tregunier of Pittsburgh, a Boston University education graduate, to a third grade vacancy created by Mrs. Anne Tilson’s resignation.
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Acton
Acton School
Illia Forconnell
Janet M. Tregunier
Ofittsburg
Boston University
Precunier
Anne Tilson
Pro Children Topic Meeting in Framingham
A meeting on the topic Effective Enrichment of Elementary School Curriculum will be held in Framingham. The note also marks February as Heart Month with a focus on child welfare topics and related activities.
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Aes
Topic
Framingham
Principal Raymond J Grey Attends National Principals Convention
Principal Raymond J Grey will attend the 43rd annual convention of the National Association of Secondary School Principals in Philadelphia starting Saturday and ending Wednesday February 11. Enwin D Canham will address principals on The Road for America followed by Sam Levenson.
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Acton—Regior 1
Raymond J. Grey
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Philadelphia
Enwin D. Canham
América
Sam ‘Levenson
Grey
Maynard High School Hosts Record Hop Fundraiser
Maynard High School junior class will host a Record Hop at the George Washington Auditorium with Milt Krey of WORC spinning records. Proceeds support the Teachers' Association Scholarship Fund, and the Student Council reports a March of Dimes drive netting $105.11. Yearbook pictures were taken this week by Samuels.
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Maynard
Milt Krey
WORC
Worcester
Ilass
Maynard’ High School
George Washington Auditorium
Edetes
Cil
Fonn Witte
Oo Tais
Teachers’ Association
Student “Council
Samuels
Holy Name Loop Banquet Set at Red and Gun Club
Holy Name Loop plans a mid winter ladies night party this Saturday February 7 at the Red and Gun Club. Social hour is 7 30 to 5 followed by a dinner with Withiam's of Lynn as caterer Manny Garcia and Joe Francis lead arrangements and Holy Name officers and parish priests are invited.
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West Concord
Holy Name Bowling “League
Red & Gun Club
Withiam’s of
Lynn
Manny Garcia
Joe Francis
Holy Name
Wing Foot Golf Club caddie seeks reassignment after accident
Wing Foot Caddie Gene Hay hes to assign abs and next June 11 13. The caddie is Henry Scott who has been at Mamaroneck course for 45 years. He is described as a precise judge of distance and a picky club selector.
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Pern Aen
N.Y
Wing Foot ‘Golf Club
Gene Hay
Assigi Ous
Wingy
Henry Scott
Mamaroneck
Golden Gloves card at Lowell features local entrants
A Golden Gloves event in Lowell this week showcased Charlie Jackson of Wright's Farm Pete Stalker and Phil Rimbach of Carter furniture and Ac ton as notable entrants in the amateur boxing tournament.
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card—Am
Lowell
Charlie Jackson
Wright’s
Pete Stalker
Carter Furniture
Phil Rimbach
Acton
Locals Beat Reformatory All Stars 105 60
West Concord Harding Club of Waltham led by Hal Kelley scored 35 points to defeat the Reformatory All Stars 105 to 60 on their home court Sunday.
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West Concord
Harding Club
Waltham
Hal ‘Kelley
Reformatory All-Stars
Stags Rally To Back-To-Back Wins After Streak End
Maynard clubs snap a nine game run with a loss to West End Boston. They rebound to beat Marlboro 69 to 46 and then defeat West End House 64 to 48 in Sunday action. Five Stags finish in double figures as Maynard improves to 11 wins in 13 games.
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Maynard
West End House
Boston
Stags
Marlboro
Stars
Boston” Garden
Sally
Vani
Ope
Thor
Staves Wold
Assabet League Forms Officers For Coming Year
The Assabet League organizes for the coming year with H David MacDonald as president Frank Ware as vice president Guy Tomlin as treasurer and Ray McCarty as secretary. The league will include boys from Maynard Acton Sudbury and Stow. The season opens with a double header on May 5.
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rward—Assabet
P.o.n-Y -League
H. David MacDonald
Frank Ware
Guy ‘Tomlin
Ray ‘McCarty
Leagie
Maynard
Acton
Sunbury Anid
Stow
Beating Acton Juniors Sparks Sixth Straight Win
Bob Cox led the victors with 19 points as they trounced Acton to stretch their fifth straight win. Urlevich added 14 for the leaders who played strong defense holding the opponents to 99 points so far. Junior varsity followed with a 20 13 victory behind Joe Mariano and Al Manty as they kept pace in league play.
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Maynard
Acton
Bob Cox
Sant Goat Ui
Stase Urlevich
Joe
Mariano
al Manty
Frost
J. V’s
Sity
Lexirton
Hockey Captains List From Montreal To New York
A garbled OCR item mentions hockey captains and names such as Montreal and New York figures including Red Sullivan and George Armstrong among others. The readable text references team leaders and travel or league context without clear events or dates.
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Féa
Gorie Howe
R Riard
Montreal
Red Sullivan
New York
George Armstrong
Toron
Concord Records Sideline Busy Week in Local Sports
Concord teams posted a mixed week with a Wednesday win over St Marks and Saturday upset of Noble & Greenough. Browne & Nichols and St Marks split results, while the squash squad won twice against Brookline opponents and fell to field, then beat Milton Club.
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Concord
Sai
Middlesex
Latortune
Governor Dummer
Dummer
Milton
Brooks
St. Mark’s
Seath
Browne & Nichols
Bhe
Gardner
St. Ian’s
Broo Wemeniay
Riday
Field
Milton Club
Noble & Greenough
Riflists Outschoot Layland Team Triumphs in Regional Meet
The Riflists Outschoot Layland Team defeated Wa High School on January 28 to secure a season victory. Standout scores cited include Jones 165 and Echo 162 with Ernest McNitt 158 and Dol Soracó 154 contributing strong performances.
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Aetin
Wa High School
As of Ae
Forth
Tepg Jones
Echond
Ernest McNitt
Rt Darling
Dol ‘Sorac¢o
Roosevelt School Plans Minstrel Show February 19
Reports from Roosevelt School teachers outline plans for a minstrel show at Green Meadow School on February 19. The meeting also covered a school birthday party, grade level music exhibits, health program efforts, and recess committee arrangements.
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Maynard
Westend
Angie
Dona Sa
Mary Zanes
Ly Television
Feria
Cae
Shia Stagies
Katherine Ais
Harold
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P.T. A. Group
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