Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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SO lf'l'BAl.l. li. Klnssig, M. Tucker,YRl. lierliart. S, Moroney. Miss Klclxes. toarlzj J. Richter, A. Chamberlin. C. Russell. Nl. Hickerson. TENNIS P1 'xt wir ll. lx. Ninth, A. jor-lan. .New r XI l rf-. r. 'ratr. Lwncl1,' R. Smith, osney. QB. Sloinpe,-l', tlqtt. .-llrlii uvrdrtl fKl. Spmrllerz Xl:-s Skmncr, lwnflz. Bongarml, A, Herlach Softball ll AKE me out to the ball game on South Field where Miss Mclaeesi sluggers. alias the softball honor squad. were warming upl On the mound Marge fired the ball across the plate to Ann. Judy. Barbara. Mary. and Ellie. who blasted it into the field. Vlfith the fielding exhibitions of Ann. Shirley. Marty. Clare. Caro- lyn. and Marcia. the team showed that it could teach even the Dodgers a few lessons as the record against New Rochelle. Pelham. and Tuck- ahoe proved. . is Ns-3 - 4-Lic ,lliflf-1 Tennis NOTHER spring warmed the air and found tennis-minded athletes scampering around the High School courts under the able direction of Mr. Pratt and Miss Skinner. With the help of returning lettermen. Bob. Pete. and sopho- more Herb, Ken. Jack. Kurt. and Barry com- piled an excellent record. Ann and Martha played notably well and upheld the outstanding play that the girls have recorded for the High School. Altogether. the team had a season to be envied.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL First row-I. Chianelli, N. Pierce, S. Denton, A. Chamberlin, NI. Gerhart, A. Haas, M, Browne. Sammi' mic-E. Bucliman, M. Chase, E. Marx. Miss Skinner, Umirliq I. Richter, ll. Crimmins, M, Gerhart. .-llihi' iivrilctif-lt. Bevier, 7:'uif'r,' B. Bonpzard. S. Christie, C. Fitch, .llnrnnfcrg I. Follett, R. Hawkins, A. Hickerson, SIlll'E'I'f Rl. Hickerson, J. liernell, J. Melius, C. Mussig. C. Neziry, l . 4l'Brien, S. Reid, N. Rodgers, D. Spalrlinig, Y. Stein. H, Tucker. BasketbaH ll INAL cut-Gym DfI'i:lO.i' The result of this notice was a basketball honor squad worthy of the name. Before games with rivals Bronxville and Pelham. among others. lay- ups and foul shots were perfected while guards labored over zoning techniques. Forwards Marge. Jane. Marianne. Adrienne. and Cingie received the ball many times from active guards Sheila. Denise, Susan. Ann. and Kathy. When the last game was over, the squad was not elated with victories or depressed by losses but instilled with the teamwork which made this season the best ever! eaders HE blast of a shrill whistle echoed through the gymg HPinny. take it out of bounds. This referee was one of the girls in the newly- formed Leaders' Club which worked early Mon- day mornings with Miss Skinner and Sheila to learn sports rules and refereeing methods. Their duties also included organizing and storing equipment and checking attendance in the regu- lar gym classes. From the hockey season straight through to the last baseball game. the hard work of these leaders made girls' sports possible. LEADERS CLUB First mu'-I. Kittenplan, M. Gerhart, E. Buchman, P. Bevier, D. Crimmins, N. Kniffen: M. Hickerson, Sccrplaryg M. Tucker, A. Hickerson, Y. Scott. Seconrl nm'-S, Manee, A. Braestrup, S. Denton, Prcsidrritp B. Bongard, C. Fitch, Vice-Presidentg M. Flowers, A. Holier, E. Torjesen, S, Clinchy. I. Brean. G. Apgar, C, deLima. Tlizrd row-M, McCabe. I. Corelli, J. Isaacs, V. Carson, E. Brown, M. Baldwin, K, Shearer, BI, Braxton, L, Mikkelsen, K. Crim- mins, S. Taxin. Fmrrllt ron'-M. Barry, M. Geissinger, Richter, M. J. Leahey, XV. Zonruiter, B. Johnston, S. Reid, I. Hirtz, A. MacDowell, J. Dunn, Rf, Clover, M. Bairtl, S. Hansen, E, Lyttle, S. Richie, J. Klcllermirl, Miss Skinner, ridvisvr. Fifth fmt'-E, XYalrlron, ti, Donovan, A. Hender- son, P, Putney, XY. Borg, B. Flint, L, Pauff, M. I, Mahler, K. Kyser, G. O'Brien, I. Chamberlin. ai ff? Q F' aaeeff f' t Q if 'Inf-6j.:, fi 'I ,sfo-fskt.

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C.A.A. SMALL group of girls gathered occasion- ally outside the gym lockers for a meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association. With Gale Tucker presiding, they were busy planning honor squad games, writing a sports calendar, and revising the G.A.A. constitution. Besides helping Miss lsenberg co-ordinate the sports pro- gram, these gracious gals, hostessing for visiting teams. served oranges between hockey halves and prepared refreshments at the end of each game. E li or Archer CARSDALES version of the Sherwood For- est hand, bow and arrow in hand, aimed carefully at the target. With veterans ,loan and Margie and some new dead-eye Dicks, the bull's- eye was completely worn away. Under the care- ful coaching of Miss Isenberg, the squad became known for its excellent marksmanship. Through- out the season the group came up with top-notch scores and, in addition, won recognition for itself in the National Archery Tournament. ARCHERY G. A. A. Fizxrt ron'-B. Flint, M. Braxton, S. Han- sen, Second rowfs. Collins, M. Baldwin. li. Koch, I. Mcllermid, C. Cutting. Tlzirrl roto-M. Geissinger, fzrnior Pr'v.ridc1xf,' Miss lsenberg, Srniar .-lzz'z'ix0r,' Miss McLees, fnuim' .-ldz'1'xm',' G. Tucker, Pl'PX1'LlPllf,' R. Heater, S. Denton, M. Lealley. Fourth mu' ffl. O'Brien, A. Hickerson, Svnim' l'fCf'- P7'F.fIitlFllf,' M. Mcfahe, Jznzim' l'irt'-Pl'f'.ri- drzzfg li. Donovfm, funior .Sim'retnry, .-Ililu' needed-B, Allen, 5. Baircl, M. Gooclloe, C. Mussig, B. Putney, N. Rodgers, Svrrc- taryg C, Russell. Miss Isenberg, Couclrg I. Richie, M. Quarte, M. Seymour. .-Ililiz' izaedrd-I. Richter. 109