Greenwich Country Day School - Spire Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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5 1 Lovelace makes a try against a fighting defensive star. SEASONHS' RECORD GCDS Opponents 30 Rosemary 25 15 Laycock 28 1 I Rippowam 20 13 Low Heywood 22 Battles rage even before practice. Sunlight invades gym as Webster tries a foul shot

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ROW 1: Blair, Chisholm, Fairchild, Manger, Conze. ROW 2: Malozemoff, Fisher, Bowen, Mrs. Rogers. Girls' Basketball has new sockfsj! The new rules in girls' basketball provided an interesting challenge for us to overcome this sea- son. Both a guard and a forward, under these rules, could move from one end of the court to the other. This mobility makes the game more enjoyable, but it is difficult to learn, and it was quite a while before we fully understood what We were doing. Eager shouts and disappointed groans met the first late practice list when it was posted on the bulletin board. We had only two returning letter- men this year, but the material from last year's second team was excellent. The team consisted of four forwards: Eliza Conze, Sheila Blair, Susie Symmers, Miggie Chisholm, and six guards: Marion Manger, Carla Bowen, Captain Franny Fairchild, Taffy Fisher, Gina Greene, Irene Malozemoff. The addition of orange socks to the game uniforms brightened our spirits as well as our 108 appearance, and when Rosemary arrived for our first game, We were quite confident. The Rose- mary game was Well played, and we came out on top, winning 30- 25, with Eliza Conze scoring 22 out of our 30 points. Our next game took us to the Boys' Club in Fairfield to play Laycock. We just couldn't seem to get together, and we lost ll - 29. Rippowam, an old rival, was our next opponent, and, although we were fired up and rarin' to go, we couldn't pull out a vicory and lost 11 - 20. Our last game was against Low Heywood, and the score C16 - 295 did not show the great spirit and effort that was put into the game. Our season was not as successful as we had hoped, but it was a thoroughly enjoyable one, and we thank Mrs. Rogers for the hard Work and patience she showed us, and we wish next year's team the best of luck.

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ROW 1: Von Kohorn, Romney, Weeks, Brittain, Chadsey. ROW 2: Kernochan, Haskell, Leaman, Lee, Colhoun. ROW 3: Mr. Wanko, Heyer, Gross, Bretschger, Clark. ROW 1: Hampton, Harris, Scott, Harrison. ROW 2: Buckley, Andrews, McAllister, de Schepper, Kropf. ROW 3: Mr. Wanko, Brooks, Auer, Baker. 110 Second Team B ask etball SEA SON 'S RECORD GCDS Opponents 19 Rippowam 27 2 3 Harvey 1 3 38 Rye 16 43 Rye 20 20 Rippowam 30 3 3 Brunswick 2 1 36 Fairfield 23 18 Fairfield 38 24 Brunswick 25 Third Team Basketball SEASON'S RECORD GCDS Opponents 18 Rye 38 13 Fairfield 14 14 Fairfield 27 27 Rippowam 19