South Kent High School - Yearbook (South Kent, CT)

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1935 SOUTH KENT YEAR BOOK 1935 Standing--MANAc:ER NELLIS, MR. BARTLETT, MR. CUYLER, MANAGER WHITTEMORE Middle ROwf'I.I!ONARD, MACPHERSON, NEWHALL, TURNER, CAPTAIN TOWNSEND, MCCOUN, COWAN, JOHNSON Bottom ROWYSEVTERANCF. ECHEVITRRIA, MURci1lsoN, CRITTENDEN, ENNIS, BAKER, MILNE, BARTINE FOOTBALL AST fall we returned to School with seven letter men and lots of green material to be turned into a football team during the season. The record of one tie, one defeat, and four victories speaks well for the efforts of the coaches and the spirit of the squad. The team got olf to a good start, defeating Kent Seconds 21fO. All the scoring was done by McCoun during the first two periods. The rest of the game was un' eventful except that the South Kent line held their opponents on the threefyard line for four or Eve downs late in the third period. The second game, played at Wooster, proved to be a much better test. We were losing 6fO at the end of the half, having been outplayed and outfscrapped most of the period. However, we came back in the second half with vigor and scored two touchdowns, winning the game 1216. Cowan scored the first on a line plunge while Turner scored the other on a long pass fro'n Johnson. Our only defeat of the season was to Lenox in a closely fought game, by a score of 12f6. Lenox had a strong, heavy, powerful team. They relied greatly on a page fiftyfninc