West High School - Senior Occident Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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156 THE OCCIDENT caused to lose his book of rules and pro- ceed to use the opponent rather roughly. The referee seemed either to take sides or not to have seen the Canandaiguan on the offensive and ordered Zeit” out of the game. Even with this great loss we piled up a larger score than we did Thanksgiving night. We managed to slip by for 34 points while Canandaigua only passed 20 when the game ended. Shakeup in Schedule. The schedule that Manager Thompson had arranged seemed to be the best in some time but a sudden shakeup in it has caused much trouble. South Park High School of Buffalo canceled both of its games and as this happened just a little before the date for the first game, we were left without a game for that night. There is a possibility that another Buffalo team will be booked up for the open date and will be announced later. No Indoor Track Owing to the poor facilities West High has to train an indoor track team, the sport was voted on to be dropped. In the past years West High has always made a pretty good showing at the vari- ous indoor track meets and, no doubt, would have continued the good work if they had set out to do so this year. When it is necessary to go to the Armory to practice it makes it pretty heard to get a bunch out and it was the best plan in the end to drop it entirely. What we must do now is work twice as hard in our outdoor track practice. Bill—How many jewels in your watch? Seyfried—Jewels! None—I took them all out. I hate any kind of display. Mr. Stowell’s conception of Caesar —“A happy hunting ground for the da- tive and ablative.”

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