Blessed Sacrament High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Page TwentyfEight Calendar Of Events SEPTEMBER Entrance Day and Registration of Classes. Visit of Colonel Lindberg-sHalf Holiday. Election of Class and Club Cfficers. OCTOBER Rosary Sunday. Luncheon for Bazaar. Columbus Day--Half Holiday. Program by U. S. History Class Lecture on Birds. Halloween Masquerade. NOVEMBER All Saint's Day-Holiday. . Patronage of St. Thomas Aquinas. Students' Retreat by Reverend M. S. Bohan, O. P. of Portland Silver Jubilee of Our Reverend Mother Provincial. Staff Elected for Annual. Thanksgiving Holidays. DECEMBER Procession in Honor of Our Lady. Feast of the Immaculate Conception-Holiday. Church Bazaar. Christmas Program. Dominican Solemn High Midnight Mass. Christmas Holidays. JANUARY New Year's Day. F. O. S. A. Party. Basketball Game with Baptists. Cast Chosen for Senior Play. New Semester Begins January 28th. FEBRUARY Feast of the Purification. Film Play, The King of Kings. Lincoln's Birthday-Program by the Class of '28. Basketball Game with St. Dominic's Academy at Everett. Valentine Party. Washington's Birthday-Holiday-Program by First Academic Class Mission Crusade Rally. Tennis Meet MARCH Film Play, Fabiola. Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas--Half Holiday----Program by Honor Students Basketball Game with St. Program in Honor of St. Organization of Students' Seniorfjunior Debate. Propagation of the Faith Basketball Game with St. Dominic's Academy at Evcrctt Patrick. Spiritual Council. Club Meets. Dominic's Academy.

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THE ZEPHYR Page TwentyfSeven BASKETBALL The girls Basketball season of 1928, was one of spirited memory to the Blessed Sacrament High School. Never before have the girls entered into the game with so much enthusiasm. At Miss McGregor's call for basketball material thirty girls ref sponded, and from this number two excellent teams were developed. It was due to the untiring efforts, good sportsmanship and excellent coaching ability of Miss McGregor, that the school enjoyed such a splendid season in this major sport for girls. Practice began after Christmas. In the first team, guard positions were quite capably taken care of by Vera O'Connor, and Elizabeth Webb. It was the forward line positions that caused most concern. Agnes Flaherty was a keen basket shooter, and made an ideal captain. Mary Crowley was also a clever shot and a splendid floor worker. Dorothy McGrath played side center in real style. Audrey Hyde, as center, always obtained the tip off, and was very good on jumps. The line up for second team was as follows: Forwards .................................................. Kathleen Dempsey and Verna McCann Center ........... .................................... E leanor Synnestvedt Side Center ..... ,,........................................ B eatrice Benoit Guards .,,......., . ................. .,,.,. M ary Long and Beryl Miller GAMES St. Dominic's - Blessed Sacrament 3 6 The first tussel of the season took place in Everett at the Knights of Columbus Gymnasium, and when time was called, the score was announced 6 to 3 in our favor. Rah, rah, for our side!!!!!! The second game of the season was played with the Green Lake Baptists. We considered ourselves too insufficient in size to cope with our opponents with any success, so after a rather rough game, we were badly defeated. Baptists - Blessed Sacrament 20 6 St. Dominic's - Blessed Sacrament 13 12 Flushed with the victory of the first game we enetered into the return game with assurance. Everything started out auspiciously for Blessed Sacrament, when Agnes Flaherty caged the ball with a pretty shot. Both teams were fighting nip and tuck when half time found our girls leading. The third period began, the game being anything but gentle. Both Audrey Hyde and Eleanor Synnestvedt were put out of the game because of fouls and Vera O'Connor was put in as center and Ellen O'Connor as guard. Vera's size was against her. Altho we lost, the game was very fast and intensely interesting. St. Dominic's - Blessed Sacrament ll 18 The deciding game was played at Everett and from the Hrst it was evident that this game would be a close one. In the second half despite the fact that St. Dominic's players added a few points, our team emerged with a decisive victory. After both games, at Everett, the Everett girls were hostesses for a lovely lunch' eon at the school. We appreciated their thoughtfulnss very greatly. I

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THE ZEPHYR Page TwentyfNine APRIL Holy Week-Holy Thursday Procession. Oratorio Stabat Mater QR-ossinil Devotions of the Tre Ore by the Dominican Fathers. Easter Holidays. Religious Reception and Profession Ceremonies at Dominican Novitiate. Senior Play, The Ninth Promise. Feast of St. Agnes, O. P.-High Mass Sung by the Rosarians. Annual Reception of Holy Communion, and Breakfast by the Agnetians. Trip to Bremerton by the Juniors and Seniors. Feast of St. Catherine of Sienna, O. P. Second Academic Class Debate. MAY Coronation Day for Our Lady. Feast of Blessed Imelda-First Communion Day. Triduum and Dedication of Shrine of the Little Flower. Little Girls' Party by the First Academic Girls. Seniorfjunior Banquet. Forty Hours' Devotion. Play, Pan's Secret by the Grammar School Children. Dominican High Schools' Picnic at Hall's Lake Seniorfjunior Picnic at Snoqualmie Falls. Class Day and Zephyrs. JUNE Graduation and Reception. High School Picnic at Lake Twelve Adios! DO YOU THINK YOU COULD FEATURE THIS? Kathryn Towey with her hair cut short! Helen McNamara without her compact! Mary Crawley without her lunch! Genevieve Smith in the Movies! Mary O'Donnell keeping silence all day! Margaret Doran in her own desk! Lorene Noser not at Mass in the morning! Margaret Carney with her history lesson! Claire Calhoun in Elvera's uniform. Elvera Nelson not tidy! Lucille Hanley absent or tardy! FAMOUS SPEECHES Catherine Yambra ....... .................................................................... ' 'Horsefeathers! Lorene Noser ........... ............................. ' 'And how? Mary O'Donnell .,.... ...... ' 'For gargling buttermilk. Elvera Nelson ...... .............................. ' 'OKMNXN Kathryn Towey ........ .......,.. ' 'Can I try on that hat? Claire Calhoun ...,.. ...... ' 'Well I'll be a cooked onion. Audrey Hyde ........ ................................ ' 'TOO Tough Lois Richards ......... ......................................... ' 'DO tell. juniors .............., ............................................. ' 'jiggersf' Seniors ,........,... .... ' 'Where are our black stockings?