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

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ATHLETICS GIRLS' SWIMMING The Fifth Annual Triple-C Girls' Swimming Meet was held on October 7, 1936, at the Y. M. C. A. V The Cape team made a very good showing but placed second. The meet was won by Falmouth. ' The Cape team was composed of all underclassmen and included P. Leonard, P. Schnurle, A. Foster, M. A. Rozelle. Miss Leonard placed first in the 40-yard free style. Miss Foster received third place in diving. M. A. Rozelle took third place in the back stroke. The Cape medley relay team captured second place. The team was coached by Thelma White of the faculty, a former Boys' Club swimming star. Summary ..: 5 Ir' .n 'S S E 2 S 0 -ua n. -o .Q E Li 5 .s 3 5 a :2 U 5 3 :E 63 JS 40-yard Free Style 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 40fyard Breast Stroke 3 0 5 1 0 0 0 40fyard Back Stroke 8 l O 0 0 0 0 Diving 2 2. 7 0 0 0 0 60'yard Medley Relay 5 3 0 0 l 0 0 Totals 22 ll 10 1 I 0 O GIRLS' TRACK A game but weak girls' team went down to defeat at the hands of the other teams of the Triple-C. The sole winner for the Cape was Priscilla Leonard, who won the baseball throw with a heave of 160 feet, 4 inches. We are sure that the same team next year will make a good showing. Most of the competitors were Freshmen who had never competed before. The Members of the Team are: Norma Jordan Ruth Hutchinson Priscilla Leonard Laurine Reynolds Phyllis Schnurle Helen Brown Mildred Tuttle Shirley Ward Helen Beale Nancy King

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ATHLETICS Cape Elizabeth High School Athletic Association An Athletic Association was organized this year in our school with the aims of fostering school spirit, furnishing finances for athletic expenses, and getting the stu- dents interested in athletics. One year's membership, which cost the student 31.00, entitled the subscriber to one year's free admission to all home basketball games, to the use of the games and equip- ment purchased and owned by the Association, and a vote at all meetings of the Association. Over two-thirds of the student body enrolled and the Association proved to be a success. Besides the athletic equipment purchased for the various teams, several games were bought for the amusement of the members. These games and equipment con- sisted of four ping-pong tables, a shuiiieboard outfit, and badminton and volley-ball nets. Surplus funds were spent on the tennis courts. In order to raise more funds a drive was made to sell season tickets to outsiders. This drive swelled considerably the funds in the treasury. The gate receipts from the games also went into the treasury. Rallies were held before all the games and the Association had a bleacher section reserved for the members at the games. The Association has a constitution which was formulated by Mr. Peterson. The officers of the Association were chosen by the Student Council and are: President, Howard Tukey Secretary, Phyllis Pray Vice-President, Harry Quinn Treasurer, Richard Dearborn Summary-Triple C Track Meet IC. EJ fFal.l Scarboro Prnncll N. Y. A 8 l 220 ar s 4 5 440 yar s 1 880 -yards 100 yards y d d 8 7 6 l mile 3 High ,lump 8 V3 Javelin 8 1 Discus 6 3 Shot Put 6 '4 Pole Vault 1 8 ' Broad jump 4 Relay 3 l 4 5 l Total T6 49 f 5 0 6 3 C. E. Truck Star

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ATHLETICS RIFLE TEAM The Cape Elizabeth High School Rifle Team enjoyed a very successful season, winning four out of the live meets in which they participated. The team was composed of the following members: Oscar Wilbur, Charles Martin, Raymond Harriman, Harry Quinn, Robert 'Brink, Arthur Peabody, Winslow Harri- man, and Henry Asbury. The team's most important victory was that of the championship of the Triple-C in Cumberland County. They defeated Falmouth by the narrow margin of one point. Oscar Wilbur was the high scorer of the meet. Others shooting on the Cape team were Charles Martin and Robert Brink. The team triumphed over Falmouth in two other private matches. The Cape combine also overcame the powerful Y. M. C. A. outfit. However, the Y team made up for their defeat by winning over the Capers in a return match. Two victorious matches were also held with the bus drivers. In an inter-class tournament the Seniors defeated the underclassmen. Summary-Rifle Meet Cape Elizabeth .....................,........................ 214 Falmouth ........................................................ 233 Standish .............. 216 Windham ....... 203 Scarboro ......... 194 Pennell ........... 153 BOYS' SWIMMING The Cape Elizabeth High Boys' Team easily carried off top honors in the Ninth Annual C. C. C. Swimming Meet held at the Y. M. C. A. on October 14, 1936. The Capers' powerful team was made up of Charles Martin, '37g Howard Tukey, '37 5 Arnold Brownell, '37 g Robert Patrick, '39, and Robert Brink, '37, Records tumbled left and right in the meet and Cape Elizabeth. was responsible for four out of the five new records. r Howark Tukey, the Cape's sensational speed swimmer, annexed two records in the 140-yard free styles. C. Martin established a new record in the breast stroke and Cape's strong relay team easily broke all previous records. Others who placed in the meet were Brownell, who placed second in the breast stroke, and Patrick, who was second in diving. The relay team was composed of Martin, Brink, Brownell, and Tukey. Mr. John D. Peterson coached the boys' team. Summary-Triple C Swimming Meet . I , , 'Z' un 'D rn Hi W me 3 2 r 0 z ul 12 3 vi l00fyard Frcc Style 5 0 l 0 3 0 40fyard Breast Stroke 8 0 0 0 0 0 40'yard Free Style S 3 0 1 3 0 40-yard Back Stroke 0 0 0 I 5 0 Diving 3 0 0 5 0 1 lZ0'yard Medley Relay S l 0 3 0 0 80fyard Relay 0 5 0 2 2 0 Totals 26 9 1 IZ I 3 I