Greenwich High School - Compass Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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CROSS-COUNTRY Front row, left to right: R. Shorten, R. Masi, J. Corcoran, L. Spann, L. Hardin, J. Weigold, R. Williams, P. Murphy, R. Seymour, D. Mead. Back row, left to right: Coach Gustafson, R. Cassidy, H. Groh, K. Kimball, H. Plunkett, R. Marron, R. Bickell, R. Chickanis, Manager B. Gordon. They first appeared in their characteristic red sweat-suits shortly :ifter eager students had begun their fall semester. We noticed them :ircling around the track or winging over hill and dale in bright red Jacks. These men of endurance made up the 1946 Cardinal cross-country squad. After an unfortunate loss in their first meet, the Cardinal harriers, :aptained by speedy Bob Marron, sped ahead to capture five meets and 'he county title. The State meet at Wesleyan found Marron placing second, Cassidy, tenth, Plunkett, thirteenth, Kimball, sixteenth, and Ihickanis, twenty-seventh. -The Cardinals ended up third as a team to 'ank as one of the best squads Coach Gustafson has ever produced. S C O R E S Greenwich .......... 28 Isaac Young ........ 27 Greenwich .......... 20 Stamford ............ 35 Greenwich .......... 15 Norwalk .............. 40 Greenwich .......... 19 Stamford ....... . 36 Greenwich .......... 19 Norwalk ..........,... 36 County Meet-Greenwich 1st, 21, Harding 2nd 51, Fairfield 3rd, 68, and Fairfield Prep last 126. State Meet-Greenwich 3rd. Putting out! Coasting!

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CHEERLEADERS . Front row, left to right: J. Mortimer, H. Peschke, J. Stisser, A. Bell, M. Paulson, L. Schmidt, A. Bland, M. Colling- wood, E. Wilson. Standing, left to right: H. McKeen, S. Smith, P. Robling, R. Hvolbeck, J. Grace, C. Glionna, A. Carter, B. Harless, C. Skeen. What would a football game be without cheerleaders? Well, Greenwich High had its cheerleaders and, under the sponsorship of Miss Boles, they did an outstanding iob, supporting the Cardinals at every game, rain or shine. After the first football game, Peg Robling was chosen captain. During this season three new cheers were introduced. They went over so well that they are now among the traditional favorites. Greenwich High will long remember this enthusiastic ond spirited group. - Flying High! Fight, Team, Fight!

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SOCCER Front row, left to right: W. Hacker, J. Pickhordt, F. Back row, left to right: Coach Gustafson, J. Mullin, wright, J. Osterberg, G. Finney, C. Finch. Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich .... Greenwich .... SCORES . 0 Fairfield . O Stamford . 5 Hackly .... .. 2 Fairfield .. 0 Norwalk .. 2 Stamford .. 2 Norwalk 17 Fancy footwork. Perna, J. Schlegel, B. Ver Bryck, R. letts, T. Martin, J. Simon, J. Jablonski, W. Guman. R. Kavanagh, B. Johnson, Manager C. Tipke, E. Silva, H. Griffin, H. Fleckenstein, R. Wheel- Thesue men of the rough and tiring sport, soccer, had their debut shortly after the Cardinal harriers were seen trotting over the country- side. Twenty-one strong, they spent many weeks of enthusiastic condi- tioning for the rough games ahead. Ably coached by Coach Gustafson, and skillfully managed by Charles Tipke, these Cardinal roughsters accelerated the growing popularity of the game as a fall sport by completing a fairly successful season of two wins, three goose-egg ties, and two defeats. Although not a maior sport, soccer is, nevertheless, a popular one, whose appeal has been increasing since its inauguration a few years ago. With as enthusiastic participation and skillful coaching as we have had this year, we may expect big things of future Greenwich soccer teams. Everybody wants to get in the act. P ,X Sizes ' , , yg s r , s .. if H 5 fs , ,:' ,,, . ...i'f': 'l ' , .1 -fi, .Q 55.55 , 3,1 H'iilEi1lif,' ,.f4sr,.,...., , .gee I, M .. qs. rf! ,.f,f ,::eH':fv1.-fi: 'ii , m l fy ' s:, 3fs'. 1. ,. -: N w i i, 5751 4-its'Q-fjAw.2,.,'gs.m.- 7'5l51riQ . Ms.-Q :-ef. ,ep .Eu ,P , 4 ,,.'-M9155 ,J 7. JZ . .,:-,Q Q , 1, . g.. N5 i 1. , , , , 1 -L 'Q . ., tg! gp- 'yf-t 5 A , S f 9 , ,. .4 1. 3 gm s -2 f J. -I B - ' we .' 1:-epf,'5'1,g1,'i.:f.a ., ,, L f ' ref ifgieifstsffs , ar . if rf mffsae 'Q:11,:99e357. ,Msf, K : :.,,,'-A Ir!-1'-3:,xffqi,ziii-mggff'-.1Qgv.f4Iie?,Q' A . g ,wi 2' . f--L 1:1 ' 415:19-W -1 . 1'u.,,i...wf,:,egfigiiglfigli as S , -W' 'E 1fmz'...i.a'Q .elf :sy S.vf,s?'Y, - . gf -' ' 13' 9 v 1 E .as A ri fir. 1 , v.fzri,:f ,wsgst 1.,fe-ip sr....1 eHi3Qsv'f 1ga.2Q-fi 4- M - . ez r.1ff22fZ'f' uit? T' Kg'-W sis ' MP A ' gf! ' -f a t ' f 'Q 'is2Y15i? :ii'2i' V Q..s.- 'fi iz Aw ,vim.fvY'gs 1 wrt ,. 1-535. . . gy -X he gs MW, -' Vt., .1 .1 er.-Y' we 2. .WM , A.-..f5u.5g.,,.. 'F-.M i. ' ' 'ff - as ,cfm , . ..,. ts. ..., .iss .wsfrv W. f.n,,,,, ,, - .f QW: f',?ggs. .4 2+ ,,q:.,,g.,55 g ms 1. .e we fr 1 Q gy .-