Greenwich High School - Compass Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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4 Row 1, left to right: 1. Ryan, j. Webb, M. Walker, C. Dandison, J. Bragger. Row 2: B. Doyle, 1. Velapoldi, I. Barto, A. Smith, B. Drummond, B. Fetz, S. Byrne, 1. Kidner, S. MacDonald, A. Ambrogio. Row 3: C. Kricker, V. Papcun, E. Wolfert, D. Genkerell, D. Lamkin, P. Breitweiser, P. Nelson, S. Fraser. Row 4: P. Morsheimer, D. Sandreuter, N. Weissman, C. Ford, S. Chappell, A. Marciniak, C. Edlund, N. Cochrane, B. De Pra, A. Manka, B. Pratley, B. Montgomery. Row 5: S. Wilson, A. Serna, A. Camillo, B. Pierre, J. Parese, D. D'Elia, T. Morano, A. Nightingale, B. Weising, G. Seradarian, H. Young, Miss Boles. G GIRLS Earmng a G rs just as important to the girls as time a week under the capable ,guidance of Miss Boles to the varsity boys A girl earns her G by playing bas- Miss Houghton, and Miss Kerby. One must participate ketball hockey softball, soccer or tennis, two or three in at least four sports. 27

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SPRING TRAINING BASEBALL With about one-half of last year's regulars return- ing, the G.H.S. baseball team of 1950 should have a very good season. While playing with last year's squad, these men showed plenty of hustle and spirit, two fac- tors which can make a big difference against the tough reams in the league. The expert coaching and guidance of Mr. Covino should, as in the past, turn out a line squad which our school can be proud of. Although this piece merely represents a gaze in the crystal ball, we look forward to hearing the crack of bats and the roar of the crowd come from Havemeyer Field.

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