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

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100 THE TECH REVIEW 1030 THE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS CLUB Organized in the spring of 1929 for the purpose of promoting tennis as a sport in Tech, the Technical High School 1 ennis Club has been accomplishing its object. Since it was formed many team prospects have joined the club. The tennis team has had many meets in the past season whose results have been gratifying. This year l ech entered the finals in the 1 ilden Cup matches for the first time in tennis history. There the team was successful even in defeat, for it won meritorious praise from all onlookers for its good sportsman- ship. It is this spirit even more than winning games which the Tennis Club seeks to pro- mote, for the club is closely allied with the team. Mr. Hatch, the faculty advisor, is also athletic director. The present officers are: Ralph Schaubhut, President; Richard Chambers, Vice-President; and Kenneth Godfrey, Secretary- Treasurer. To gain ad- mittance requires the approbation of the class teachers and the principal, with the addition of the approval of a large majority of the members of the club. Through the efforts of the club a team has been assembled which is equal to any in spirit, and which it is the intention of the club to make equal to any in power. With the bright results of the past before us, we expectantly await the coming season. Kenneth L. Godfrey, Secretary.

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1930 THE TECH REVIEW 99 GIRLS’ HOCKEY TEAM Front Row (left to right): Doris Canning. Antoinnctte Famiglietti. Ruth Botvin, Mary I eVasseur, Marguerite Le Vasseur. Mary Marcello, Eleanor Knott. Henrietta Busby. Back Row: Ella Williams, Helen Joseph. Irma Russia. Kina Blomquist. Captain. Miss Ziesenitz, Coach. Linda Anderson. Ixtuise Aborn, Helen Backiawskl. Absent: Margaret Tainlsh. GIRLS’ ATHLETICS Field Hockey This year, again, we claim that our field hockey team was the best that l ech has yet known. Perhaps it is true that we claim this every year, but the fact that the team improves greatly, season by sea- son, is also true,—due, perhaps, to the effi- cient coaching of Miss Ziesenitz. But still we found that the other teams had improved just as much, so, as yet, we have not won the championship. How- ever, we did manage to tie Hope for sec- ond place in the league” standing. Both games with Classical were easy victories. But Hope handed us a 5-3 set- back when we played on their field, though in the return game, on our own field, we trounced them, 3-1. I he two games with Commercial we lost; but games such as they were are worth losing—clean, hard-fought and close, with friendly rivalry and good sports- manship standing out every moment of play. Following is the schedule with scores: Date School T.O. Nov. 1—Classical 7-0 Nov. 8—Hope 3-5 Nov. 1 4—Commercial 2-3 Nov. 19—Classical 9-2 Nov. 20—Commercial 3-5 Nov. 22—Hope 3-1 Excellent team-work stood out through- out the season, with Irma Russin at centre forward; the Le Vasseur twins at the in- side births; Henrietta Busby, left wing, and Mary Marcello at right wing. Helen Baclawski and Doris ( Skeezix”) Can- ning alternated at left and right halfbacks, with Capt. Elna Blomquist at centre half. Linda Anderson and Ella Williams filled the fullback position, and, again, Louise Aborn kept goal. Several subs saw plenty of action: An- toinette l amiglietti, w.; Eleanor Knott, h. b.; Margaret Tainsh, h. b.; Helen Jo- seph, f. b.; Ruth Botvin, h. b.; and Bea- trice Berkhander, w.

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1930 THE TECH REVIEW 101 1929 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row (left to right): Robert Smith, Robert Mcl’hall, Joseph Taraborelli. Arthur Hanley. Norman Sandborn. Fred I orris. Second Row: Coach McMillan. William Dwyer. Capt. Herbert Thornton. William Olsen, Manager Joseph Miller. CAST OF “THK MAN FROM TORONTO Front Row (left to right): Ruth Hassell. Margaret McCann. Marjorie Rothwell, Gertrude McGillicuddy, Esther Devine. Mar garet Hawkins, Hope Bowers. Second Row: Ruth Gregson. Theodore Baldwin, Edward Caatn gnaccl, Irma Russin, Edward Geremla, John Rocks, Ernest Sprague.