A B Davis High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Mount Vernon, NY)

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gn-AROON AND WHITE SCOREBOARD SQUAD Mr. Childs-Sponsor Ferdinand Stengel-Captain Vwlilliam Moller Milton Gordon Arthur Smuclter Milton Cumming Layton Hawkins Seymour XVeelts Richard Custer Robert Sherwood The scoreboard is a gift presented to the school by the graduating class of 1932. It is used for football and baseball. Mr. Childs, who had charge of the squad, appointed eight students in good standing to supervise the management of the scoreboard during athletic contests. During all the games the squad worked very efficiently. For expressing the general sentiment of the pupils, last year's graduation gift is one which the school can utilize to good advantage. Page at Hundred NINETEEN THIRTYTHREE

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MAROON AND WHITE HOCKEY Mr. MacGregor-Faculty Advisor Alvin Starobin---Manager Wilfred Heinz Joseph Melia John McNulty Ned Porcelly Arthur O'Dwyer Kenneth Butler Richmond Sutherland Charles Goerlitz Chester MacArthur Howard Weaver John Kane Robert Clark William Close Albert Gunther Although hampered by gaps caused by graduation and insufficient facilities for practice, the team was a fine representative of A. B. Davis High School, and we can be proud of every man on it. Granted that we cannot say much about our record, we cannot say enough about the good sportmanship and fight- ing spirit that was displayed throughout the season. Defeats did not phase our boys, but made them fight all the harder. Page One Hundred und Twenty-three

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QXCAROON AND WHITE l SVJIMMINC1 Coach-Mr. Collins Manager-Raymond Rossi Andrew Massett Myron Shields Edward Czarkowski Fred Sampson' Raymond Manchester William Brantman Louis Ellrodt Harold Clark Donald Goodrich Gregory Stanley As the swimming team at the start of the season lacked proper training facilities, they were not able to start off in a very successful manner. Never- theless, as soon as the season got under way, they crushed their opponents by overwhelming scores. Massett. one of Davis' best swimmers, is now the holder of the Y. M. C. A. forty-yard record, which he broke in one of the meets. All in all, the second season of the A. B. Davis natators was one that we can look back upon proudly. Page One Hundred and Twenty-Hue