Bronxville High School - Bronco Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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two rivals were superb. After speeches by the Bronxville and Scarsdale coaches, lusty cheers for both teams, and danc- ing to Larry Kent's orchestra, the members of both schools departed happy in victory or defeat. But Scarsdale was not allowed to rest on her laurels, for the soccer team was still in the reckoning. Two games with Scars- dale gave the Bronxville Booters one win of 2-1 over their maroon opponents, and a later triumph of 3-0 over the Scars- dalians. The games displayed the excellent team spirit and playing of the soccer squad, and the victories were a credit both to the coach, Mr. Ritchie, and to the team members. Next year's soccer team will have hard sledding to play the same class game without the aid of those sharpshooters, Theissen, Parton, Eastman, Syska, Drake, Hansen, and Horner who are leaving the team. But turning again to our more studious side, we discovered that Book Week had begun, and we hastened, class by class, over to the new library where Miss Krumwiede was kind enough to place a variety of new volumes at the disposal of the High School English classes. We enjoyed communing with literature, and wished that we could spend more time in that pleasant pastime. However, the Thanksgiving holidays were fast approaching, and we realized that we must carry out the Bronxville tradi- tion of preparing Thanksgiving baskets to be distributed by the E. N. A. This we did, under the able direction of Peter Fitzpatrick, with the result that thirty-seven families were given a happy Thanksgiving. This knowledge made us appre- ciate our own festivities more. Upon returning from our brief vacation, we found another soccer engagement looming up, but this time the victory went to the opposing Hackley team. The Bronxville team played an excellent game, but we were unable to stop a superior Hackley squad which triumphed 3-2. It was the last game of the sea- son. Suddenly the realization dawned on us that the goal period was almost over. Where had our precious time gone? In the few hours left for us we studied frantically, but it was no use. On Friday we trudged sadly home with our goalbooks, waiting with heavy hearts and long faces for the protests and grim decrees of our irate parents. Ah! But why worry? One nice factor in the goal period sys- tem which we have in Bronxville is that even if you do do bad- ly one goal period, there is always another goal period ahead, during which time you can vow to get nothing but distinc- tions . And so it was this time. We knew that if our marks were good for this third goal period, they would be okay for the semester, and after all that's what counts. So we didn't worry about that second goal period. We had other things to worry about-especially about Becky who had contracted the Hellcat pneumonia. We all breathed a sigh of relief when she returned just before Christmas vacation all brown from her recuperating jaunt to Florida. And about Christmas vacation--what a vacation! The Sen- Play, saxophone, play Dontt let it get you down, Holly Dribble champ Howsabout a pass? You can reach it, Art xv f, .XV L, lv it X-N QQ... CX a-k , X Q., .X fl .' rv ' I o , '- u . , Q ' 4. 7? , Pugw twcniy-fltrce