Northfield High School - Rambler Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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Ninclfrrz. Thirty-three BOYS' BASKETBALL Northfield started hasketlwall this year alwout the last of November. Mr. Erickson had five lettermen and a few subs from former Northfield teams with which to work. Northf1elcl's season was not entirely successful, hut it was far from a failure. Many times during the year, Northfield showed much class and speed. Many hard games were played and Northfield always fought to the end. Scores follows: Morrisville . . . Spaulding . . . Alumni. . , . is St. Michae A... Montpelier . . . Morrisville . . . Randolph . . Montpelier . . . XVinooski . . . Hartford .... Hartford .4.. Randolph . . . Spaulding .,.. St. Michaels ,... Vlinooski ..... N. H. S. Opponents ....26 16 ...1O 24 .,.14 21 .,.l9 24 ...15 24 .,.27 16 ...25 21 ...I4 16 .,.l6 14 ...l1 40 ...13 38 ...2l 14 ...l1 22 ..,1l 18 ...20 15

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T he Rambler SENIOR PLAY After many weeks of good hard practice the Senior class of '33 put on the traditional Senior play. This year it was entitled 'Baby Steps Out . It was a great success, for we are fortunate in having some very good actors and actresses in our class. Allan Sherman played the part of the handsome young man who won the heart of Baby, played by Agnes Falzerano. Clare Christmas was the older sister who, with her beautiful clothes and sophisticated manner, was accustomed to outshine Baby. Catharine Connarn and Lloyd Fiske played the part of mother and dad, and Semira Abascal, Barbara Howd and Ruth Perkins were friends of Madge. VVilson Baker was a young boy who lived next door. All the young actors and actresses played their parts to the best of their ability and the result was an excellent play, enjoyed by every one.

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The Rambler CIR LS' BASKETBALL Another basketball season overl Although the girls' team didn't come out especially successful as regards wins and losses, they did have 'streaks' when they played real basketball. Their lmig moment came when, after having been defeated early in the season by Goddard, the Maroon and White overwhelmed the Goddard girls lwy the score of 32 to 12. Due largely to the tireless efforts of foach Erickson,'aided by Mrs. Erickson, when the girl's haskethall squad handed in their uniforms they closed one of the most successful seasons since girls' basket hall has hecrme a sport at N. H. S. Scores as follows: N. H. S. Orrcnerts Goddard . . . .... 19 31 Alumnae 4,,. ,,,. I Z 4 Mont. Sem. ., ,.., 14 44 AlLl!T1I1Eli' .... ..,. 2 U 17 Randolph .. . ,,,,ll 8 Goddard . . , ..., 32 12 VVinooski .,.. ..., l 5 18 v v'illi11nst1wr1 . . , .,.. 18 6 Mont. Sem. . . ..,. 14 42 Randolph ,... .,.. 4 J 16 XN'illiamst'mwn . . .... I5 18 VVinooski .... ..,. l 5 23