Harley School - Comet Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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BA KETBALL The girls varsity team, although its schedule has not been completed as this book goes to the printers, has seen a victorious season except for one encounter with Nazareth. Academy. Much to our chagrin we lost it 52-31. Our captain and high-scorer, Doddy Scofield, led the team in two exciting games with Park, the first was played at Buffalo where the score was 25-23, and the second at Harley which we won by four points, 21-17. The remaining games were played with Sacred Heart. Pittsford, and the faculty. Among these the only set-back was administered by the faculty, and if it had not been for the question- able playing of Bruce Davidson and Lanny McDowell, the score of 16-8 might not have tallied up as it did. We discovered that Mrs. Bakker was not only a wonderful coach in hockey, but could take us through a full basketball season with friendly understanding and good sportsmanship. Many thanks, Mrs. B. Front row: Mary jo Loehr, Jackie Coon, Doddy Sconeld, Connie Markin, Suzie Markin. Second row: Betty Curtis, Mary Coye, Beryl Baldwin, Pat Davison, Ernestine Dreyfus, Barbara Hays, Ann Cummings. Third row: Marty Frey, Anne Scofield, Peggy Weisberg, Jean McLean, joan Moslowitz, Judy Bakker, Barbara Buell, Marilyn Jayne, Sue Pulsifer, Mrs. Bakker. Fourth row: Glenna Berger, Sue Green, Midge Scott, Charlotte Gilman, Jane Sage, Cay Wade, Marjorie Meyer. Not shown in picture: Helen Snyder, Anne Morgan, Anne Challice, Sheila Maloy, Barbara Deshon, Noemi Arce. 42

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ll0CKEY Hockey came back in full swing last fall, after a year's absence and with it the expert coaching of our you all Mrs. Bakker. She found an overly large class to work with, but after each girl had had a chance to bully, she organized a team in time to put up a good fight here, against Park. Though the score came out 2-1 in Park's favor, we all had fun and were treated after- wards to a dinner and speeches by members of both Park and Harley. Having recovered from this game, and hoping for better results, we journeyed to Buffalo fwith the football teamj to improve our status, but our luck was not with us and we boarded the bus for a memorable ride home with a stinging defeat of 4-2 hanging over our heads. Mrs. Bakker still had faith in us, however, and we proved ourselves worthy of her confi- dence when Nazareth came out to join us for a practice game. We closed the season playing host to eight different schools in intra-mural competitions. From these schools an all-star team was chosen to play the University of Rochester freshmen on the following day. Sue Pulsifer and Beryl Baldwin were the Harley representatives Though we had a light schedule and suffered defeat, we all enjoyed the spirit of competi- tion. K . First row: Midge Scott, Kay Wade, Sue Pulsifer, Ernestine Dreyfus, Charlotte Gilman, Beryl Baldwin, Barbara Deshon, Ann Challice, Sue Markin. Second row: Sue Green, Barbara Hays, Ann Cummings, Doddy Scofield, Mrs. Bakker, Ann Morgan, Anne Scofield, Pat Davison, jackie Coon. 4-1

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