Acton High Pep Rally Opens 1952 53 Season
The Acton junior and senior high gathered in Blanchard hall for a pep rally organized by Principal William L. O Connell to kick off the basketball season. Coaches Stearns and Sheehan introduced players, cheerleaders led chants, and a new electric scoreboard donated by the class of 1952 was demonstrated under Ralph Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Blanchard Hall
William L. O'Connell
Isadore Stearns
Joe Sheehan
Sylvia Jewell
Gaye Clark
Marjorie Teele
Arlene Niven
Lucy Newport
Ralph Stetson
Bill Kazakas
Whitman Pearson
257Th
Harvard University
Ivate
Pearson
National Better Fishing Program Expands Reach
The Better Fishing Program by Better Y Inc of Chicago spans 446 cities and Alaska to educate youth on fishing and conservation. The initiative, featuring a Rodeo opening and Adventures in Fishing, will introduce junior awards beyond Rodeo winners and aims to support fish management and outdoor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Bettery Inc
Chicago
BFI
Donald W. Hancen
Town State College
Hansen
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Woomire
Towa State
Navy
Delta Chi
Mofeess
the Writers of Americant
American Fisheries Society
Lyons Tops Local Schoolboy Scorers With 98 Points
Concord-Dick Lyons leads local schoolboy basketball scoring with 98 points after a four field goal game against St Bernard's. Carl Berghmann already has 117 points, with Bob Woods Ray Guerare Ken Olsen and others close behind for Concord and Lexington in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Dick Lyons
St. Bernard’s
Mari
Eateadership
Dichten
Carl Berghmann
Lyons
Bob Woods
Wellesley
Ray Gueraré
Ken
Olsen
Ae CuFinane
John Marques
Lexington
Bob Davidson
Local Sports Schedule Mixed With Unclear Entries
A fragmentary calendar lists football games at Midland League Alumni Field and Lexington versus Concord at Emerson Playground, plus bowling and basketball items. Several lines contain garbled times and places, making exact matchups and venues uncertain.
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Turs Spay Sinfonie Metanmera High
Alumni Field
Lexington High
Concord High
Emerson Playground
Pigskin Pickin's for Thanksgiving 1952 Season
The column projects holiday gridiron results for 1952 with bold picks across many towns and teams. Predictions include Waltham over Horecevailes, Newton over Brookline, Watertown over Belmont, Medford over Malden, Weymouth over Brockton, Lexington over Reading, Winchester over Woburn, Chelmsford over Howe, Framingham over Natick, Wellesley over Needham, Marlboro over Hudson, Arlington over Melrose, Lowell over Lawrence, Norwood over Maynard, aiming for about 270 points.
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Waltham
Horecevailes
Newton
Brookline
Lexington
Stoneham
Reading
Winchester
Woburn
Howe
Chelmsford
Framingham
Natick
Wellesley
Needham
Merlboro
Hudson
Elaa
Arlington
Melrose
Lowell
Lawrence
Minster
Norwood
Ston Maynard
Guerard Net Two As Concord Match Ends in Progress
Guerard scored twice against Concord as Middlesex and Maynard scoring records remain incomplete. Marlboro totals also incomplete, with ongoing tallying of results and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerard
Concord
Middlesex
Maynard
Marlboro
Book Week Program Highlights at George Washington Auditorium
Students and teachers from rooms I through VI presented a varied Book Week program in the George Washington auditorium. Readings, poems, songs, and plays featured works by The Junior Literary Guild Cadmus Landmark Books and a performance of Marching Book about Thomas Jefferson with many student announcers and an active family co op.
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Maynard
George Washington
Oice
Junior Literary Guild
Cadmus
Landmark Books
Fred Chandler
Geace Tucker
Louie Pascoe
Room 1
Richa ‘Carlton Carol Brayden
James Luker
Mary Grigas
Jean Grandell
Danie
Mulcahy
Non —Sana Lucia
Jennie Zwadski
Francis Mearon
Rose Terrasi
Richard Aho
Thomas’ Jefferson
Room IV
David Vermilyea
Dorothy Prosper
John Cowles
Mary Clayton
Frank Pere
Eleanor Pilecki
William Crost
Edward Patricia Ugevich
Caro Massarelli
Patricia Russo Swift Hathaway
Edward Robinson
Judith Veleno
Bernard Meister
Elaine Morrison
Room 5
Granada
Beverly Pekkala
Anne Savikoski
Ray Melanson
William Mulcahy
Richard Jones
Charlotte Rouffard
Room 6
Catherine Kulewich
Arthur
John Madden
Ronald Jarr
Edith An- Garey
Sonia Denesiuk
Kathinds
Mary Lou Duggan
Annie ‘Laurie
Brenda Drechsler
Virginia Errikila
Elaine Kitowiccz
Linda Saarela
Concord High Seniors Set for Last Game vs Lexington
Thirteen Concord High seniors will close their grid careers in a clash with Lexington Blue and Gold. Co captains Sal Silvio and Kennie Olsen lead a list including Al House Dick Loynd Paul Powderly John Condon Bob Parker Mackey Caldwell Warren Maddox Joe Sweeney Donnie Crowell Walter Barthus and Charlie Hancock. Hancock Olsen Crowell are among the backs slated to be lost to Meginmen in 1953. The squad also features 12 juniors and five sophomores. A large contingent of C team players will dress but may not take the field. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Paul McHugh
Sal
Silvio It
Fredenburgh
Charlie Napoli
Dave DeRuzzo
Joe Sweeney
John Wheeler
Yackey Caldwell
Arthur Duggan
Bob Spooner le
Don Cullinane
Fom Alexander Re
John Con le
Warren Maddox
Donnie Crowell
John Foster
George Byron
Jack Magoon
Walter Barthus
Ag Sr Ak
Concord
Concord High
Lexington
Sal Silvio
Kennie Olsen
al House
Dick Loynd
Paul Powderly
John Condon
Bob Parker
Mackey Caldwell
Donnié Crowell
Charlie Hancock
Hancock
Olsen
Crowell
Meginmen
Army Navy Game TV Radio Audience Breaks Records
Army-Navy game to be televised from Philadelphia Municipal Stadium with Detroit GM's TV Football Game of the Week. McAllen Hodges and Bill Henry will call the game at 1 30 p m EST with 60 million plus listeners and viewers expected. Navy holds a slight edge for victory number 22 in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
McAllen
Hodges
Bill Henry
Demonstration of stenograph machine at Sudbury high school
Sudbury high school hosted a stenograph demonstration by Henry L. Caston from Winslow Secretaries School of Boston who outlined machine shorthand advantages and speeds. November events included Grade 2 operetta Lemonade Stand, grade-level honors, and classroom projects on Pilgrim life and local food studies with a Thanksgiving song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Henry L. Caston
Winslow Secretaries School of
Boston
Center
Geraldine Preston
Patrcia Bradshaw
Miss Cole
Lynne Woodward
Donna Brenn
Gloria Laberee
Debby Walker
Philip Way
Allan Ehret
Steven Jacobs
Evelyn Beazley
John Kelly
Louis Kendall
Richard Doherty
Louis Richardson
Peggy Foster
Donna Hansen
Ralph Kenefick
Juditth Klee
Robert Leighton
John Logan
David Mills
Leonard McCarthy
Richard Narczyncki
Peter Podgurski
Richard Schmalz
Pierre Sloat
Harold Streeter
Nancy Sullivan
David Tucker
Ruth Wolfe
Edward Hill
Peter Harnin
Alan Flynn
Future Homemakers of America
Schedule of December to February Games and Matches
A list of upcoming games and venues from December through February including Westford Waltham Acton St Marys Westwood Weston Dover Millis Wayland Norfolk and Westwood Weston. An unrelated brief notes a car crash near Maysville Kentucky where Harold Smith swerved hitting a mailbox road marker telephone pole fence posts and farmland. no injuries reported.
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Westford
Waltham
Acton
St. Mary’s
Westwood
Weston
Dover
Millis
Wayland
Norfolk
Maysville
Key
U.P
Harold Smith
Hudson Starts Season With Home Opener Against Chelmsford
Hudson high school opens its basketball season December 12 hosting Chelmsford at 7 15 pm. The schedule lists nine home games and seven away with a junior varsity game on every date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Chelmsford
Franklin
Clintas
Northbridge
Westboro
Maynard
Marlboro
Milford
Ed Bell earns 63rd All America honor in college football
Ed Bell of Pennsylvania is highlighted among the nation’s top eleven college players, earning a 63rd All-America selection from the Football Coaches Association. The listing includes players from Oklahoma, Michigan State, Maryland and other programs, with Bell cited as a standout lineman and junior star featured in the December National Weekly Player issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bell
Pennsylvania
Bell
Land
Ewski
L.A
Oklahoma
Mchigan State
Maryland
Colle America Lineu
Ed Meadows
Hudsons Hockey League Schedule Sparks High School Rivalries
The document lists hockey league matchups and playoff sets with dates and times in 1952 and 1953. Hudson, Natick, Brookline, Wakefield, Lexington, Malden, and Dedham appear as opponents across multiple sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Natick _ Brookline
Wakeig ‘Lexington
Hudson
Natick
Brookline
Malden
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