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THE CHRONICLE Interclass Basketball Defeating the seniors in the final game of the first round of the Interclass Basketball League the juniors came out leaders. They won all tliree games, defeating the freshmen, sophomores, and seniors in the order named. The up and coming freshmen were second w th victories over the seniors and sophomores in the order named. The final standing of the first round is as follows: Games Team Won Lost Points Juniors 0 1.000 Freshmen 2 1 . 667 Sophomores . . . . . I 2 .333 Seniors .... . . . . 0 3 .000 Robert Thompson, ’39 Bowling Team Although the Lyman Hall bowling team has not yet played any official games this season, the boys lost two practice contests played with Branford. It is hoped that the team can join with the other schools in the Housatonic League, forming a bowling league as they did last year when Lyman Hall won the championship. New members to the team are being sought to augment the squad, which now consists of A1 Penci, Bob She, Bill Roberge, Andrew Hacku, Francis Coughlin, and Edward Ryan. Stanley Bellows, ’37
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26 THE CHRONICLE The Statistics Lyman Hall 7 Trinity Parish . 24 Lyman Hall . . 24 East Haven 17 Lyman Hall . . 20 Woodrow Wilson 35 Lyman Hall . . 27 Watertown . 18 Lyman Hall 51 New Britain Trade 39 Lyman Hall . . 33 Alumni 32 Lyman Hall . . 24 Branford 15 Lyman Hall 31 Derby 20 Lyman Hall . . 30 Milford . 24 Lyman Hall 28 Seymour 15 Lyman Hall . . 37 East Haven 25 Lyman Hall 35 Shelton .... 31 Jayvees So far the Jayvees have won eight of their games, having been defeated by the Alumni, Derby, and Shelton. The Statistics Lyman Hall . . 39 Trinity Parish . 6 Lyman Hall . . 30 East Haven 2 Lyman Hall . . 28 Woodrow Wilson 16 Lyman Hall . . 48 New Britain Trade 22 Lyman Hall . . 30 Alumni .... 42 Lyman Hall . . 19 Branford 16 Lyman Hall . . 13 Derby .... 15 Lyman Hall . . 58 Milford .... 19 Lyman Hall . . 32 Seymour 9 Lyman Hall . . 27 East Haven 3 Lyman Hall . . 26 Shelton .... 18 Ned Brooks, ’38 Girls’ Basketball Every Monday and Wednesday will find our girls playing baskelbal in the high-school “gym”. In all there are to be nine games, each of our three teams playing three times. The sophomores select a different captain for each game. The first acting captain was Shirley Williams with Jean Pattee, Irene Simon, Gertrude Van ski, and Ruth Shookie as guards and Eleanor Sabota, Sophie Zolkiewicz, Eleanor Robinson, and the captain playing forward. The juniors have Margaret Kuczo as captain, supported by Margaret Jakob, Bertha Kovach, Elsie Smith, and Elizabeth Toth as guards with the forwards, Peggy O’Reilly, Helen Harkawick, and the captain. The seniors’ captain is Dorothy Glenn. The players are Lucy Franco, Marion Young, Edith Fabio, Doris Massow, as guards, and forwards, Olive Zuber, Julia Soos, and the captain. The first game was between the seniors and the sophomores, with the seniors victorious. Ruth Shookie, ’39
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28 THE CHRONICLE Helen Barry informed the Ancient History Class that her historical biography was to be on Pluto. (Just an example of how the movies affect the modern generation.) Did you hear Mr Nettleton’s emphatic command to the girls’ Glee Club “Don’t hold mea!” Said he to a friend sitting on a chimney: “You’re going to get all black sitting up there.” Answered the friend :“Soots me, all right.” Exchange Words of wisdom from Eddie O’Connell, heard during a courtesy talk: “When you're walking, pick up your feet and walk upon your whole sole.” Soulful, indeed! “When saying good morning to a teacher, call her by her last name instead of her first.” Not Long! Papoose: “Baw-aw-aw, I want a drink of water!” Mother Eskimo: “Hush, dear! It’s only six months until morning.” Exchange D. Cooper: “I'm as tall as you.” Cass: “No, you're not; your head doesn't come to my shoulder.” Cooper: “Well, I'm as tall as you are the other way; my feet go down as far as yours.” Mother (to teacher): “Is my boy really trying?” Teacher (earnestly): “Very.” Exchange
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