Providence Technical High School - Review Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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GIRLS’ BASKET BALI First row—Amadous. Hathaway. Second row—Johnson. French Buckley, Kelly Crocker, Knowlton, Smith. Newkirk. Third row—Card, Moore. Berry. McAndrews. Dane. Hit-hard, Hall. Swan. Gerry.

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62 TECH RE VIEW- IN CE the hockey team this year had the misfortune to be com- posed of practically all new ma- terial. affairs did not look very promising during the first part of the season. After the first two games, however, the men began to get into shape, and we came out in the third place at the end «it the first round. By this time we had high hopes as to the outcome of the second round, but our hopes were disappointed, for although there was plenty of ice. no more games were played. The summary of the games is as follows: Technical 1 Cranston .... ... 2 Technical 0 Hope ...3 Technical 1 Classical .... ... 0 Technical ? English ... 0 Technical 1 Warwick . . . ... 0 Technical 4 Pawtucket .. . ... 0 'Technical 4 Central Falls. ... 0 'The lineup: Britton or Knox Mac Dowell .... McGinn r n Kettletv H. Smith I i- Ereethy. Capt. . . Morris Substitutes: Orton. Price. Red fern.

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64 T ECH REVIE VV GIRLS’ BASKET BALL TUI'- girls’ basket ball season has not been very successful this year. For various reasons several games which bad been scheduled with other schools had to be cancelled. However, after a field house has been built, we expect to hear of the “ Fcch” girls as champions in the basket ball world. The line-up is as follows: Seniors. Dorothy Hathaway ...................Captain Ruth Dane ..........................Manager Elinor Keily .......................forward Gladys Swan .........................center Ethel Richard .......................center Grace Moore .......................center Gertrude Card ....................forward Gladys Crocker .....................guard Esther Hall ........................guard Edna Berry .......................forward Juniors. Emily Amadon .....................Captain Winifred French ..................Manager Helen McAndrews ...................center Georgia Smith ......................guard Elsie Knowlton .....................guard Elsie Johnson ......................guard Ruth Newkirk .....................forward Hazel Gerry .......................center Mildred Buckley ..................forward ATHLETIC El ELI) IN many respects the athletic field project seems brighter this year than ever before. During 1910-11, we collected from all sources $2515.36; 1911-12 yielded us $1791.- 84; 1912-13 brought in $1507.11; and the contributions in 1913-14 to date have amounted to $981.81. Of these amounts, we have received from the alumni, $743.38; from the teachers, $511.52; from friends of the school, $538.89; from rent of field, $42.00; from entertain- ments, sales, etc., $784.53; and from the pupils. $4175.80. Our expenditures, viewed as a whole, are interesting. For the land we have paid so far $3183.58. which does not include almost $500 used to secure the bargain in the first place. Our grading has cost $858.17, and there are two bad holes yet to be filled. The fence ran up to $708.94, and a small area since added to the field, is not enclosed. We have paid in interest $774.66, but as it is now less than a hundred dollars a year, we shall not expend so much in that way in the future. Taxes have cost us $216.13, and there seems no im- mediate prospect of abatement. The bleachers, thanks to the carpentry de- partment. cost but $149.95. Putting in water amounted to $162.76. The tennis court cost $88.53, and we have paid for the efficient care of the whole field, $70. Other expenses for entertainments, printing, etc., have made our total expenditures to date, $6673.11; leaving a balance in the treasury of $122.23, which will reduce our mortgage to $1540. Our goal for next June is the reduction of the mortgage to a thousand dollars, and at our present rate we are sure of success.