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BASKETBALL The 1934-35 basketball season was a mixture of triumphs and defeats and, although no championships were gained, the benefits derived made it a successful year. Vivien Frederick v.as electee captain of tne girls team and Anne Bowles, manager. Clinton Frederick and Donald McDermott were selected as co-captains of the boys' team and Harry Booth as chosen manager. Later, wnen Harry left school, Jack Leeson succeeded him. At the end of the season a tournament, to promote good sportsmanship between the teams of the Jefferson County Minor League, was held at Adams Center. Two players were chosen from each team, Tnose representing our school wer : Mary LeVasseur, Glaoys Gilman, James Leary, and Ralph Gilman. There is a general feeling that this tournament should be held annually as a friendly finale of the season. By tne choice of the league teams, Clifton Frederick was named the outstanding player of the season, honorable mention oeing given to Clinton Frederick and Winifred Van Duzer. We congratulate Coach Tenney for the season's good showing, hope that next year's teams will have a successful season. and we SCORES FOR THE YEAR 1934-1935 GIRLS' , BOYS' : SCORES , SCORES Opponents: OPP. T. H. S Op sonents: OPP. T. H Philadelphia 16 8 Philadelphia 18 35 Mannsville 11 13 Mannsville 33 19 Henderson 17 16 Henderson 16 30 Black River 14 10 Black River 3 0 Adams Center 33 8 Adams Center 35 31 LaFargeville 11 9 LaFargeville 30 33 Philadelphia 13 4 Philadelphia 34 33 Mannsville 17 8 Mannsville 15 30 Henderson 7 33 Henderson 31 37 Black River (Cancelled) Black River (Cancelled) Adams Center 36 8 Adams Center 37 15 LaFargeville 13 10 LaFargeville 31 18 Non-League Games Non-League Games Alumni 9 11 Alumni 47 39 Brier Hill 20 14 Brier Hill 36 30 Antwerp 13 32 Antwerp 38 11 Brier Hill 19 0 Brier Hill 16 38 Hammond 5 8 Hammond 30 33 Hammond 4 16 Hammond 30 17 Antwerp 6 19 Antwerp 37 13 Clayton 33 19 St. Mary's 47 29
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CLASS HISTORY Well, we nave reached our goal at last, tne goal which four years ago we thought was almost impossible to attain, and it was not all drudgery. We were rather timid at first but after we held our first class meet- ing and became organized, we felt equal to the other classes. Our Fresh- man president was Carlton Alton; secretary, Lois Smith, and treasurer, Dorothy Gibbons. We had one party durin the year and it proved very successful. In our Sophomore year Doris Duff was president and Ernesting Lawton was secretary and treasurer. This was a very inactive year for us. Winifred Van Duzer was president our Junior year; Joyce Ritter, treas- urer; and Ernestine Lawton, secretary. We had two parties, one of which was the carpet rag p;rty. That same fall we held a weenie roast in Sant- way Park one night after school. Our last Junior activity wa to decorate the hall for commencement. We spent the forenoon gathering flowers and ferns, and decorated the hall in tne afternoon. For a background we used the curtain purchased mainly through the interests of our class. In our Senior year Vivien Frederick has been president; Donald Mc- Dermott, treasurer; and Miriam Alton, secretary. This year we have been more active than usual. At the oeginning of school we were invited to Canton to a football game in which St. Lawrence participated. All year we have been busy earning money. We sponsored a card party and weenie « roast. This winter w presented our senior play, Look Out Lizzie , at the Town Hall. Mrs. Kessler coached us most successfully, and, financially, we realized approximately fifty dollars from the play. Not long ago some of the parents of Seniors gave us a dance at the Grange Hall, at which a good time was had by all present. We have also held several movies at
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