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Fourth Row:
T. E. Steere, Jr., D. F. Blount, G. F. Harrison, Jr., K. A. Heinold, I. E. Jones, F. W. Rollins,
Jr., F. M. Maclsaac, R. M. Edmiston, C. A. Allenson, Jr., W. G. Pierrel, J. R. Lemon,
H. P. Dorman, R. P. Harrison, E. C. Tanner, Manager.
Third Row:
Mr. Towle, Asst. Coach, Mr. Waughtel, Head Coach, Mr. Halkyard, Asst. Coach, Mr. Capasso,
Asst. Coach.
Second Row:
G. B. Bullock, J. A. Kidney, E. H. Potter, Jr., J. W. Newcombe, R. B. Aldrich, Capt.,
C. O. Sanderson, W. C. Johnson, Jr., K. D. Clapp, M. I. Lamont, W. M. Alexander, L. H.
Knowles, F. C. Scofield, Jr.
Front Row:
R. C. Mowry, G. S. Spelt, W. B. Richardson, B. J. Riley, A. Bshara, N. L. Wilkins, F. J.
Estes, Jr., R. DeO. McLaughry, C. C. Haskell.

M. B. Opp.
Schedule:
Oct. 12 Wilbraham Academy 51 0
Oct. 19 Huntington School . . . . 26 0
Oct. 26 Tabor Academy at Marion . 26 6
Nov. 2 Pomfret School at Pomfret 48 7
Nov. 9 Thayer Academy at South Braintree 21 0
Nov. 16 Governor Dummer Academy 7 14

The system, on the whole, was a comparatively simple one, more noticeably effective than any for some years.
Shortly after the end of the season the annual football banquet was held. The speakers were Mr.
Aldrich, Mr. Waughtel, and Mr. Jack Martin. Mr. Thomas acted as toastmaster. Captain Aldrich pre­
sented a suitably inscribed silver humidor to Coach Waughtel. Chase Sanderson presented Bob Aldrich
with a gold football, a gift from the team. Shortly after the assembly at which Mr. Thomas awarded letters,
Captain Aldrich presented the lettermen with inscribed silver footballs. These were the gift of Mr. Aldrich
and Bob as expressions of their appreciation to the team as a whole. It was then the good fortune of the
School to hear that Captain Aldrich had been reelected.

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