Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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Set-shooting. good rebounding. and strong defensive play were the keynotes of our win on January 9 over the New York School for the Deaf. Scarsdale led throughout the game. and only during a wild third quarter did N.Y.S.D. rally. Barry led the Raiders with fourteen points. Dave had twelve. Stu seven. and Bob six. The Raiders took the long trip to Darien on the 13th. and played hard before they squeezed out a -18-40 triumph. The game was closer than the score indicated since it was only in the last few minutes that Sc-arsdale. with tremendous inside shooting by sophomore Dan. netting eleven points. broke the game wide open. Concordia Prep was Sc-arsdale's next victim. The Raiders weren't clicking during the first halfg but in the second. Bob and John started hitting with long sets. and Stu made push- and jump-shots from the pivot. Good defense. excellent second-half shooting. and fine teamwork avenged last years 50-30 defeat. The pattern was the same throughout the rest of the season. Pelham. Bellows. Eastchester. Bronxville. and Rye all had to contend with the Raiders' strength under the boards-fine passing. good defense. excellent set-shooting. and combinations of inside shooting. Looking back. we can say it was another successful basketball season. Seo res SHS Opp. -1-L North Tarrytown -I-9 49 N. Y. School for the Deaf 35 -13 Darien 40 39 C0 lit' ordia 35 50 Darien 49 50 Pelham -15 5-1 Bellows 45 43 Bronxville 35 42 Eastchester -IT 46 Pelham 50 -13 Washington Irving 50 59 North Tarrytown 51 53 Rye 61 52 Hackley School 40 58 Ossining 48 61 Harrison 43 53 Bronxville 25 Plmtnx by Slnllmau, 51t'rt't0n 105 lt t V 6 -NEED W s, ea - t l t If t ly 5314

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is?-'ts fi. . .4-im If s - W x ' Fe- KQ.g 106 XYRESTLING F0rcgr0m1dfE. Halsey, E. Broenniman. Kflfflllltlf-rs. Dahle, A. Krautter, L. Morgan, K. Rich, P. Clover, R. Mark, B. Gladieux, R. Hiller. Stmxdinglfllr. Buchanan, L'0at'h,' R. Fl'llCl1lEI'l'1l3H, C. Schneider. ll, Ferdon, C. Hohns, XY. Dryden, P. tiott, ll. Lyons, ll. Gale, H. Hanxvit, R. Hall: NY. Brown, Jlanagler. restling ITH only two remaining lettermen. El and Eddie. Coach Buchanan faced the difficult task of building a team to sustain last year's standard. After the tryouts were com- pleted. however. it appeared that this year's green squad would be a good one. In the first match of the season. the Scarsdale mat-men whipped New Rochelle. 35-15. Victorious. all by pins. were El. Eddie. Pete. and Lloyd. Baldwin. Manhasset. and Poly Prep rounded out a tough schedule. but the squad showed that Scarsdale was equal to all comers. Rifle Team ll. HOICHTOX and Bob. captain of the Rifle Team. collaborated in planning a very active season for the squad. High-scorers Carol. Bob. Wvarren. and Howard brought hon- ors to the High School in a series of matches with Westchester County teams. Participating also in the Junior NRA. Postal Matches. the regular squad was joined by the newly-instituted girls team. Both teams scored well in the con- test. then topped the season with conspicuously high individual and team scores in the National Junior Team and Individual Championships in April. RIFLE TEAM First mu'-l.. Keiffer, XY. Brown, ll. Clrandlrr. Second fflil' -C. deLima, I. Monroe, H. Abbott. Third ron'-M. XVrangell, Mr. Houghton, ,-ld'1'i.rur,' R. Hosking, Cafitain.