Greenwich Central High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Greenwich, NY)

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IXlXl!IXIXIXlxlzlzlxlXlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxl 012:21 IX!!! lil lzlxlxl I IXIXI 31gg3311nX12I2u1l!n2nXlXl2IXnXlXI!lXl lxlzl IXUXU N 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 1931--32 This year the girls' basketball team closed after a rather unsuccessful season. Out of the eight games played, they were only able to win one. The scores were as follows: tFort Edward at Greenwich - - - 38-18 'fHudson Falls at Hudson Falls - - 20-12 i'Hudson Falls at Greenwich ---- 27-12 'fFort Edward at Fort Edward - - 26- 2 'fGirls' Alumni Vs. Girls' Varsity - 12- 8 iWhitehall at Greenwich ----- 46- 7 Schuylerville at 'tGreenwich - - 22-10' i'Schuylerville at Schuylerville - - 13- 7 't Winning Team The line-up including the manager and the assistant manager is as follows: Forwards-Elizabeth Greene, Louise Roberson, Lena Eddy, Elizabeth Bennett. Guards-Helen Greene, Edna Norton, Janet Crozier. Side Centers-Susan Ritchie, Dorothy Galusha. lump Centers-Catherine Hay, Isabelle Curtis. Manager-Mary Welch. Assistant Manager-Rita Connery. Out of the above line-up only one, Elizabeth Greene, will be leaving next year. Although the scores were rather poor this year, everyone hopes that next year will he more successful, with all the practicing that was obtained this year. Iflxl IXIXUXI IXIXISIXI IXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIXIXI GQbDUK A 3Zi3Zf3CiL'f.C C225 Twenty

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HCEmIQUDQUDHlB5QQQQQOQ GREENWICH BASKETBALL TEAM 1931--32 This year was an exceptionally successful season for the Greenwich Basketball team. Out of a total of 18 games played the local boys lost fcur, only two of these being League games. The first game of the season was at Salem, on December fourth, where the Green- wich boys won 30 to 18. The next two games, both League, were won from Fort Ed- ward, 29 to 13, and Hudson Falls, 29 to 28. The boys next went to Glens Falls where after a hard battle they were defeated ty ihe close score cf 12 to 11. After sulzduing the Alumni 18 to 14 the team again met Glens Falls. This tfme cur toys made up for the defeat of two weeks 'previous and Leat the city team 24 to 10- The next two weeks were unlucky ones and Greenwich lost, lgoth to the Albany Business College team and to Schuylerville. Hudson Falls was the next one to be turned back and this the Witches did scoring 24 points against their opponents 15. 'lhe following wexk Greenwich traveled to Whitehall where the boys from the railroad city defeated them 30 to 16. Granville formed the next opposition and was Quickly disposed of as were Cambridge and Fort Edward in the two following weeks. Cn February 26 the Granville team was again defeated, this time on their home court, 26 to 202 Salem, Cambridge, and White- hall proved easy prey for the Witches during the next two weeks and were soon dis- posed of. The last game of the season was played at Schuylerville on March 18. This time the local boys defeated the Historic Village team by 21 to 16. This year's squad included the following: K. Foster, Captain H. Flynn D. Barber R. Mausert L. Burch L. McDonald J. Burgess W. Mullahy D. Chambers E. Ryan W33lUDb OQQ 3531 ESQ '6QHLi,QU Ninete 1

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XIXIXIXIXI2I2IXIZIXIXIXIXI2IXIXIXlXIXIXI2IX!!IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI H I l l IXIZIZIZIZIXUZIZIZIZIZIZIXIXIXIXIXUXIXUX' 'X' TRACK This year for the first time the Greenwich High School has a regular track team. The general interest of the school in this branch of sports is shown by the large num- ber of candidates who have turned out. It is hoped that the school will support this team by turning out to the meets and showing the boys that they are behind them. There are several meets .scheduled for this year, among which are the following: Cambridge at Cambridge Hudson Falls at Hudson Falls E. New York State Sect ionals at Glens Falls Washington County Championship at Hudson Falls N. E. N. Y. S. P. H. S. A. L. Championship at Schenectady The candidates for . Briggs, Captain May 7 May 12 May 21 N. May 28 June 4 F A. Stewart E. Roberson R. Lauder G. Jackson J. Pratt R. Lufkin BASEB the team are: H. Hulst M. Welch K. Foster H. Trowbridge W. Hutton H. Hulst, Mgr. R. Lufkin, Ass't Mgr. ALL The prospects for the baseball team this year look very good. With several veterans of the last year's team available for the line-up, it is hoped the boys will succeed in downing their opponents. If the students will turn out to the games it will help a great deal. The members of t he squad are: W. Mullahy E. Ryan L. McDonald W. Lyttle J. Burgess D. Gilchriest H. Hulst C. Russell R. Ackner C. Kendall R. Foster E. Safford J. Pratt C. Perkins L. Stiles W. Hutton, Mgr. A. Stewart R. Bartle, Ass't Mgr. L. Flynn The following games are scheduled for this year: May 9 --------- Stillwater at Greenwich May 13 - - Greenwich at Schuylerville May 20 - - - Greenwich at Salem May 27 - - Greenwich at Stillwater May 31 - - - Salem at Greenwich June 3 -------- Schuylerville at Greenwich Twenty-one