Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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30 CANAL CURRENTS GIRLS’ ATHLETICS The girls did their best this year, but as far as scores were concerned, the season was not an entire success. How- ever, we tried to be good losers, took our defeats with a smile, and had a fine time working and playing together. We played teams from the following towns: Plymouth, Wareham, Marion, Falmouth, and Sandwich. HOCKEY TEAM R. W. — M. Avery R. I. — B. Reynolds C. F.— E. Dill (Capt.) L. I. — V. Berry R. F. B. — M. Perry L. F. B. — B. Berry G. — B. Lumbert L. W. — M. Vancini R. H. B. — F. Ziegler C. H. B. — D. Ryan L. H. B.— V. Milliken SUBSTITUTES— D. Dwyer D. Hurley P. Harding BASKETBALL TEAM C. — P. Davis S. C. — B. Murphy R. F. — B. Reynolds L. F.— E. Dill (Capt.) R. G.— G. Pippin L. G. — M. Avery SUBSTITUTES— E. Roza J. Coady B. Reynolds, ’37.

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CANAL CURRENTS 29 team for the coming season. All home games were played in the new auditorium. The varsity team was composed of: — Forwards: — Harry Queen, P. Sanford. Center: — W. Sanford. Guards: — Positions evenly divided between Captain Griffith, Hunt, and Smith. The Junior Varsity consisted of: — J. Aylmer E. Cunningham M. Harris G. Nightingale P. Neal BASEBALL Bourne opened its season at Sandwich May 8, and was defeated, 9-2. The team, although losing its first game, looks forward to a promising season. All home games will be played on the new athletic field in the rear of the Grammar School. The members of the squad are: — E. Cunningham W. Sanford B. Bobba H. Tucker A. Regassio H. Queen N. Metcalf S. Cook J. Smith G. Ellis H. Coppi P. Sanford R. Metcalf F. Anderson R. Lindquist J. Bourne T. Mula Philip Sanford, ' 37.

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JUNIOR CLASS SONG TITLES Harry Queen — “Everything I Do Is Wrong”. Barbara Wallace, Chessie Bianco — “Rhythm Is Our Business”. Shawme Orchestra — “The Music Goes ’Round and ’Round”. Lloyd Hendrick — “I Wish I Were Aladdin”. Mr. Wilson’s Bus — “Old Faithful”. “Pete” Harris (on way to Monument Beach, about 7 P. M.) — “Trucking”. Fred Anderson — “I Ain’t Gonna Study No More”. Ruth Benoit — “Okay, Toots”. Grant Ellis — “School Days”. James Gibb s — “Time on My Hands”. Ward Gibbs — “From Midnight Till Dawn” (I do my short- hand). Fred Eldridge — “Sonny Boy”. Leslie Wing — “Howdy”. Walter Young — “I’m Fancy Free”. Constance Silva — “Good Morning To You”. John Bourne — “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow”. Ruth Handy — “There’s Nothing Like a College Education”. Virginia Handy — “The Bugle Song”. Emmie Dill — “A Little Bit Independent In Your Walk”. A. Wagner — “No Other One”. Two O’clock — “Now the Day is Over”. Honor Roll — “I’m Sittin’ High on a Hilltop”. From Honor Roll to Honorable Mention — “Broken Record”. Mr. Coady — “No, No, A Thousand Times No!” Priscilla Gibbs — “A Little Bit Independent”. “Hamlet and MacBeth” — “Double Trouble”. Looking at the Clock — “Every Little Moment”. Gotta go to School — “It’s Monday Again”. Report Cards — “Seeing is Believing”. Jean Coady — “Give Me the Wide Open Spaces” (when driv- ing).