Vergennes Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Vergennes, VT)

 - Class of 1933

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20 VERGENNES HIGH SCHOOL On Monday, March 6th, Mr. Carter opened the assembly with numerous basketball letters in his hands. It was understood the Friday before that the letters were to be given out. Before the awarding, however. Mr. Carter, president of the A. A., stated that some business was to be brought up before the association, an amendment to the constitution which was to enable the cheerleaders to have V’s mounted on blue megaphones. Not more than five and not less than three were to be awarded. Miss Bourget stated this business. The team of cheer leadrs who have done outstanding work this season consists of Virginia Paine, Charlotte Clark, Faith Kenyon, Robert Mundy and Clifford Collette. 1 he boys’ letters were awarded first.. C aptain Charles Ryan received his letter with much applause on the part of the student body. Others to get letters were F. Cuison, A. Levlock, R. Booth. A. Hamel. T. Martin and E. German. Mgr. R. Torrey also received a letter. Numerals were awarded to K. Devine, R. Booth, E. German. T. Martin, A. Hamel, I. Palmer, H. Forrest,-C. Douglas, R. Kingman, K. Barney. A. Palmer,. E. Rvan and L. Wetherell. The captain for next year was elected. C. Ryan, who accepted the position for another year. 'I'he 1934 manager who was elected is Loren Avery. FRESHMAN SLEIGH RIDE Bundled in at six P. M. Snug and warm and tight, Ready for a sleigh ride Through the frosty night. Songs and cheers a-ringing Through the frosty air Set the old folk saying— “There’s some spirit there!’’ Home again at All goodnights Soon all lights 'I'he Nines have Some girls say to others— “Oh, my dear, ’tis sad Not to have our boy friends”— (“That sweet Aggie lad!”) Six miles out to Hurlburt’s Stopped to warm our toes; Rush for caps and mittens; How the cold wind blows! midnight— are said; extinguished— gone to bed! Faith Kenyon, ’36

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BLUE AND WHITE 19 Sap’ Atljlrtira COACH FOGG’S SUMMARY OF SEASON The Junior Varsity hacl a successful season, winning six games and losing six. Five of the games won were against other high school teams, while only three were lost to similar teams. V.I.S. seemed to have the KO sign on ihe team this year again, winning three and losing one to V.H.S. juniors. It is to this team mainly that the Varsity looks for replacements each year, and it looks as though there would be some next year. VARSITY V.H.S. 40 V. I. S. 30 here V.H.S. 19 Middlebury 17 here V.H.S. 18 St. Mary’s 13 there V.H.S. 16 Burlington 50 there V.H.S. 27 Alumni 34 here V.H.S. 30 Industrial School 33 here V.H.S. 26 Essex Junction 35 there V.H.S. 26 Middlebury 35 there V.H.S. 20 Milton 13 here V.H.S. 16 Bristol 17 there V.H.S. 51 Beeman’s Ac’y. 11 here V.H.S. 14 Brandon 36 here V.H.S. 13 Essex Junction 28 here V.H.S. 36 Hinesburg 35 there V.H.S. 42 St. Mary’s 22 here V.H.S. 42 Bristol 21 here V.H.S. 23 Brandon 46 there V.H.S. 23 Milton 18 there V.H.S. 30 Hinesburg 17 here Games won, 10 Games lost, 9 Total—V.H.S., 512 Opponents 511 The players on the team have scored points as follows: C. Ryan, 198; Booth 115; Cuison 65; Levlock 57; German 25; D. Ryan 15; Garrow 11; Martin 9; Cotey 6; Bristol 5; Hamel 5; and E. Ryan 1. C. Ryan has made a good captain on the floor in the games he played. He was lost to the team in three games because of illness, and but for this he would have easily scored more than 200 points for the season. He has been the player about whom the whole team functioned, especially the first half of the season. All of the other four players on the starting five at the end of the season are new to the team this season. Booth was with the Varsity squad the first part of last year but finished with the Junior Varsity. The team has been fortunate in having several capable substitutes ready to play when needed. All have turned in eood performances at one time or another, during the season. The whole squad has been aggressive and worked hard throughout the season. Some of the guards do not show up with large totals in the scoring column, but have been of as great or greater value than players that do. “Trusty” Martin has lived up to his name, working unselfishly at all times for the good of the team. He has been one of the outstanding players of the season, having started every game but one, which is the best record of the squad. Booth, German and Levlock have shown much improvement as the season progressed and toward the end of the season it was no longer a case of watch Ryan, alone, for three others could make baskets when needed. Others made satisfactory progress during the season. All in all the season has been successful. The high school and teams wish to express their sincere appreciation of the support given the teams in attendance and other ways such as transportation to games and assistance rendered so freely when needed.

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