Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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N t Page 45 QQEEZ 1564811 This year, due to the large number of cheerleaders, the T-E-A-M squad was divided into two groups, both under the supervision of Coach Axtell. Each group took its turn before the bleachers at the various games. Virginia Bister, appointed head cheerleader, was assisted by Mabel Pedersen, Eleanor Humphrey, Ruth Ebbinghaus, Dorothy and lack Benshaw, Eleanor King, Edwina Harriott, Rose Nask, Susan Marrone and Elmer Iones. The squad introduced several new Cheers and these were put into use with much zest at the different games. ana EZ Z Klfffzifa - A system of managers for girls' sports was started two years ago. Having proved very successful, it will undoubtedly continue. This year the managers of the different sports are as follows: Hockey, Margaret Hornidge and Eleanor King: Basketball, Norma Skuse, Lillian Sarles, Marjorie Westcott, Ethel Rober, Clara Giancola, Virginia Haggerty, Shirley Carpenter: Baseball, Marguerite Baer, Virginia Guthrie, Edith Diamond, Beatrice Dolan: Badminton, Margaret Ryan, Edith Diamond: Golf, Catherine Schocky Soccer, Norma Skuseg Tennis, Grace Di Paola, Iosephine O'Sullivan, Archery, Shirley Ayres, Marjorie Reilling: Ping Pong, Mary Christen. mev.- :'u1un4a

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. K! , I guzfa oaffsy The Senior high girls deserve praise for their excellent turn-out in hockey this fall with Miss Edythe Dressel in command. They were organized with Margaret Horniclge as manager and Eleanor King as assistant manager. Practice meets were held every Monday on our play- ground. After many practices the girls felt they were experienced enough to undertake a game with Mamaroneck High School. Since Mamaroneck is our closest rival, much excitement was aroused, but the real purpose of the contest was to promote truer sportsmanship between the two schools. The day of the match arrived but inclement weather made it impossible. Games and relays were played instead in our gym, and a real bond of friendship was established between the girls of the rival schools. gifzfi I Baigsfgaff Soon after Thanksgiving senior basketball got under way with Shirley Carpenter as senior manager and Ethel Rober and Marjorie Westcott as junior managers. The girls met every Friday afternoon for practice until after mid-years. A suddendeath tournament was then held. Captains and teams were chosen and the tournament began with a great deal of enthusiasm. Scores in this hotly contested battle were very close. At the end of the battle Rose Nask's team was the victor. The tournament created much excitement and interest among the students and faculty. S R 5 l l Page 44

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