Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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mm Q V GIRLS' SPORTS HIS year 'ihe girls showed +hemselves ably capable of handling 'rheir main spor'l's. T ln 'Phe crisp fall days a large group of girls were seen playing field hockey. Two ieams were formed: members of +he 'Firsh Olympia Auleia, cap+ain, Carol Wennemer, Nancy Pinio, Helen Trifileiii, Laura Haviland, Elizabeih Ann Wilson, Eleanor Morrison, Doroihy Carr, Eleanor Cifelli, Sadie DeLorio and Margarei' Campbell, subsiifuiep of +he second 'ieamz Marie Wales, cap+ain, Agnes Reilly, Kay Bisier, Frances Deuich, Carolyn Gillespie, Joan Gillespie, Madeline Tolvie, Jessie O'Connor, Jean Bri'H and Margarei' Ropeier. In November ihe feams weni +o Scarsdale and played agains'I' Whi+e Plains, New Rochelle and Pelham. Boih 'Teams losi' 'ro New Rochelle by a score of I-0. From January +o abou+ ihe end of March +he girls showed +heir skill in baskefball. The Seniors won 'lhe inira-murals, 'Followed by +he Sophomores and ihen ihe Juniors. The firs+ fe-am was chosen as follows: Nancy Pin+o, Olympia Aule+a, Eleanor Morrison, Carol Wennemer, Mary O'Rourlce, Helen Tri'FileHig fhe second ieamz Agnes Reilly, Eileen Walsh, Beula Goddard, Elizabe+h Ann Wilson, Doro+hy Carr, Eleanor Cifelli and Kay Bisfer. Baseball became 'ihe spor'r of ihe early spring and many girls came oui' +o enioy +his game. Besides ihese fhree sporis, badminfon and archery have inl'eres+ed a number of girls.

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ESCFQAPS V I967 v WE CELEBRATE NE week las+ Sepiember will long remain a memorable dale. Mamaroneck 'rhen commemoraied by a celebra'l'ion ihe 275'l'h anniversary of i1's purchase from l'he indians by John s' , Richbell. YY Bellows sludenls were in many ways connecled wi+h lhis 'Lgf'7 liiQ,fm irmQ week's celebraiion. Many groaned over 'lheir essays or worked ,rl 1,1 manfully wirh hopes of winning 'rhe pos+er con+es+. Everyone became inspired wifh celebraiion spiri+, franfically hunring up old legends or visiling neglecfed graves and hisioric spois hilher-io unknown 'I'o +hem. As one of +heir proiecis, ihe Senior class sold anniversary sfickers. Two desiroyers, +he U. S. S. Humphries and U. S. S. Sands, dropped anchor oui- side of Mamaroneck harbor and visi'rs +o 'rhem became popular feafures of +he week. Sailors were familiar figures aboul' fhe s'l'ree+s adding an inieresiing fouch +o lhe feslive pic+ure. Following 'rhe banner +he Bellows band and cheerleaders wilh a delegaiion of sludenls marched in fhe parade which was 'Phe greal fearure of +he celebralion. A pageanl depicling +he purchase ceremony ended ihai' a'H'ernoon's evenls. Once more lhru such figures as +he Indian Chief, lndian runners and English boaimen Bellows faculiy and sludenls look a responsible par+. -.A Afler living in rhe l7+h ceniury for ihal week, everyone was reluclani 'lo come back +o +he everyday modern life for il' had been any ,Q F ou h a mos? enjoyable, uHerly differeni experience. L , , A-3