Blasdell High School - Champion Yearbook (Blasdell, NY)

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-,A 'N M ' .fy Hear ,, 'f:f,,i'?i2 , , A, ,. 4... . A -V . ' I : ,vftb-jfyft' 7-. ,, . ,L .1 ,,-xg'-q..: GIRL'S BASKETBALL There was an exceptionally good turn out for gir1S Interscholastic Basketball this year. So much so that two nights a week were devoted to this pastime ingtead of one as formerly. There were eight teams with approx- imately seven on a team. Miss Farrell was in charge of the organization and keeping of order, not only among the ranks of the Senior High School girls but Junior High as well. Dorothy Lilly, Anne Adrian, Caroline Cravener were referees. Jane Colley, the scorekeeper was assisted by Miss Farrell, who was time keeper. Three winning teams, the third as subs, were sent to East Aurora High School on Play Day on the fourth of March. These teams, VI, V, and II spent the day playing and watching the basketball games. Miss Thomas accompanied the girls as Miss Farrell was ill at the time. The captain and team numbers are as follows: Mildred Cline I Harriet Miller V Jaan Hedges II Vivian Fabik vi Pearl Cornwell III Rita Magner VII Catherine Taylor IV Anne Carlin VIII It is hoped that some day, the girls athletic program may be enlarged to the extend of conducting a Play Day of their own. CHEER LEADERS There were six cheerlleaders this year of whom four were Seniors. The girls wore red jerseys and black gored skirts, although, in basketball season, wygmMitTbemame too ward, they discarded the jerseys andfWW e Whi g shire The girls were faithful and never missed a gam were in any way possible to be there. They ce stirred up a lot of pep amend the Student body.' ThGV served for the football and basketball banquets hali ln honor of the boys. ' The Senior cheer leaders were Jean Page, D0F1S Fleming, Blanche Cavanaugh, and Dorothy Lllly' The k other cheer leaders were Betty Ringer and Rita Romya , who will be Seniors nexg year. D - ww., f'l'R'l, ,. -In ,.., if Lg-uJ'fw , ,g 0 I S A -Vrxvwrqexe'-a..f,,,, .,.,.Lf',T 1 . . 'H' 1 -M -'ml sl-. M ' . . -

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V A A , GIRL'S BASKETBALL There was an exce tionall I ' ls Interscholastic Basketgall thi! ?ggS.tug2 mgghfgg gthat two nights 3 Week Were devoted to this pastime instead of one as formerly. There were eight teams with approx- imately seven on a team. Miss Farrell was in charge of the organization and keeping of order, not only among the ranks of the Senior High School girls but Junior High as well. Dorothy Lilly, Anne Adrian, Caroline Cravener were referees. Jane Colley, the scorekeeper was assisted by Miss Farrell, who was time keeper. Three winning teams, the third as subs, were sent to East Aurora High School on Play Day on the fourth of March. These teams, VI, V, and II spent the day playing and watching the basketball games. Miss Thomas accompanied the girls as Miss Farrell was ill at the time. The captain and team numbers are as follows: Mildred Cline I Harriet Miller V Jean Hedges II Vivian Fabik vi Pearl Cornwell III Rita Magner VII Catherine Taylor IV Anne Carlin VIII It is hoped that some day, the girls athletic program may be enlarged to the extend of conducting a Play Day of their own. CHEER LEADERS There were six cheerlleaders this year of whom four were Seniors. The girls wore red jerseys andaglgck gorai skirts, although, in basketball season, w 3'f'i'tm i' became too ward, they discarded the jerseys and fore white shire The girls were faithful and never missed a gamgQgQQit' were in any way possible to be there. They certaidly g- stirred up a lot of pep amond the Student body. They ' served for the football and basketball banquets held in honor of the boys. The Senior cheer leaders were Jean Page, Doris Fleming, Blanche Cavanaugh, and Dorothy Lilly. The other cheer leaders were Betty Ringer and Rita Romyak, who will be Seniors nexg year. 41