Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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THE GIRLS RLELE CLUB In October 1941 1 few active girls decided to form a rifle club At the first meet ing the following officers were elected President Barbara Taylor Vice President Jeanne Sikes Secretary Treasurer Lucille Watton Mr Zak was to be the instructor The Enfield Rifle Range in Thompsonville was designated as the meeting place It THE BOYS RLELE CLUB The Boys Rifle Club was reorganized this year with Cornelius Yasaitis is presl dent Francis Deane as secretary Malcolm Brockett as treasurer Marcus Deane as range officer The club is afiilmted with the National Rifle Association The boys have been engaged in several important meets and have had the opportunity to show thelr excel lent marksmanship All the members have won many awards 15 K i 3 - g - g - - . . . I D I . L I . joined the National Rifle Association and most of the girls are at least umarksmenf' Y i , . I D . D L K I D K -- 1 1 1 Q Q L D I I . ' ' I I - . ,

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EIGIITI-I GRADE OEEICERS Prexzdent THOMAS YOUNG Vzce Pffefzdent EUGENE SULLIVAN Sefretarj DOROTHY PREKOP Trearurer WALLACE DRENZEK SEVENTH GRADE OEEICERS Preiident ...,.A...,,....,..........,,..,.....,,.,,......,.A.............A., JOHN EDMONDS Vice Prefidenl .,..,..,,A....,.....,..,..,...,,,.....,,,............,......,. ROBERT FETKO Secretary ......,..,..,..,,..........,,......,,...A,.....,.,,,,,,,.A.A,.,,....,A.,,,,, JEAN KING Tfeamrer .....,........,,.....,............,..........,.... EUGENE DURNAKOWSKI 14

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GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The gxrls basketball squad started out as a pastrme but ended up wrth 1 sernous purpose behxnd lf These glrls were 1nx1ous to hue 1 te1m and p1rt1cularly deter mtned to be able to pl1y the Alumni gurls A gtme xx 1s scheduled for FClDfLl'1fy 70 Thls w1s the only game the team pl1yed BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Both the first and second te1ms made 1 very rmpressrve record thls year The first team won seven games 1nd lost ten whlle the second team won nrne games and lost exght Injuries played 1 great p1rt IU our loslng these games Outst1nd1ng v1c torles were a close th1rty five to th1rty three decrsxon over the alumni and a wery decxsnve uctory ofer the Amerlcan School for the Deaf Myron Tower was elected honorary capt11n for th1s years team 16 - - - 1 t r 1 K Y. , I . . I . I I a Y- L ' L Y 1 G C . - ' YA '. ' t ' - . I . 4 , consequently the only one it won. The score was 20-18. Sheila Murphy was the captain. ? l - A L I I . v A L y ' ' . L L . L ' . .