Cape Elizabeth High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Cape Elizabeth, ME)

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ATHLETICS Boys' Basketball Team - l937 Higrgk r luxu' 5 Mr. Hol m111ux1 , E. Tilwlwrtts, R. Brink, li. Prrvrs mvlx, A. ll 1'1w xv vsl' ll. CI. Amlvrson 1M:mngrrb 1F l'1,l1 I rim-1 R. Gard 11.-x', S. Tukcy, KI. Andvrs Lvlx Qflaplaini, R. Sulln 'zurx , W. Van lilarrcum. The Cape boys' basketball team had a fairly good season. They won hve of their conference games and defeated Windham, the Bridgton Junior Varsity, and the Alumni. Among the outstanding players Were Captain Carl Anderson, who was top scorer for the team, and Bill Van Blaricum, who was an outstanding guard both offensively and defensively. Babe Tukey did an excellent job of holding down one of the for- ward berths. Rod Gardner, the other guard, played great ball until he received a broken wrist in one of the games. Nine members of the first squad will be lost by graduation. However, Coach Holman, the Cape's amiable mentor, will have some promising youngsters on the team next year which brightens the outlook considerably. The team just missed going to the Gorham Tournament this year and We are all hoping that next year's squad will have the honor of taking part in the tournament. Opponents Cape North Yarmouth 8 I2 Scarboro 23 24 Falmouth 33 17 Gorham 36 25 Standish 33 29 North Yarmouth 24 32 Gorham 34 32 Scairboro ll? 40 Standish 35 13 Falmouth 17 I8

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ACTIVITIES Cape Elizabeth High School Ski Club The first meeting of the Cape Elizabeth High School Ski Club was held on Decem- ber 2, 1936. A large group of students signified their intentions of joining the club, which proved to be a popular and successful one. Richard Dow and Alan Bonney, both experienced skiers and former members of the Deering High Ski Club, offered their services as instructors. One thing was lacking, however, and that was snow, it was not until late in the season that snow enough for skiing came. Several excursions were made to Bridgton and the White Mountains. The club participated in but one ski meet and that was the Southeastern Ski Meet. Due to inexperience and lack of practice, the club team failed to place. At the close of the season emblems were presented to the members. The Officers of the Club are: President ..... ......... ........ R o bert Sterling Vice-President ................... ......... C harles Martin Secretary and Treasurer .............. Phyllis Schnurle Members Elaine Roney Virginia Hawkes Josephine Leonard Priscilla Leonard Oscar Wilbur Frederick Small George Fogg Philip Harmon Nancy King Mary Adelaide Rozelle Harry Quinn Clayton Anderson Leon Spear Natalie Blackwell Roderic Gardner Charles Martin Robert Sterling Phyllis Pray Joan Benoit Thomas Cowan Arthur Peabody Theodore Batcheldor Donald Philbrick Carleton Swanson Marion Hale Frank Barron

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ATHLETICS Girls' Basketball Team - IQ37 . , 1 l W -f- R ,,. .. f...,..z--,fl .,., f lllnfk ruwl Miss licru, R. Hutchinson, Rimuy, gl. Lconurrl. Al. Hvrlwrt, M. Tuttlv. A. Cflarlw 1Nl1magfrl ffrunt ruwj H. Brmxn, N. jorxlzun, Nl. Bvnoit. l', l.vunard lflaptainl, A, Ruwsr, H. llcalc. The year 1936-37 was not a particularly successful one for the girls' basketball team. Disappointment was great when they lost to Falmouth, traditional rivals, and the North Yarmouth victory was keenly felt. Priscilla Leonard was a capable captain. Norma Jordan, Anne Rowse, and Helen Brown formed the backbone of the squad. Helen, who is lost through graduation, proved her versatility by playing forward part of the season and guard the remainder -doing equally as well at each position. Next year promises to be a good one, for the Freshmen who came out this year have improved tremendously and, moreover, very few of this year's players will leave the school this June as graduates. Scores Opponent. Cape North Yarmouth Academy 30 I6 Scarboro 23 35 Falmouth 30 16 Gorham 30 27 North Yarmouth Academy 26 Z0 Falmouth Z9 IS Gorham 19 27 Scarboro I4 26 These sccrcs include only thc Triple C1 games. vm. l T . L.