Westwood High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Westwood, NJ)

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-GV 1 ,NX s, mx:- I I I RIN' W 1 I I I I x Q 6. I x fa Top Row: A. Nering, R. Draycott, M. Kaufman,RC.FJussen, W. Bomm, M. Cane, P. Sorensen, G. Schlink, . efln. r Bottom Row: R. Kissack, R. Gifford, A. GeInaw, I. Rosendale, Coach Ke Date December I2 ,..... December I8 ....,. December 20 .....,... December 22 ,,.,,, January 5 ....., January 9 ,,..,..., January I2 ....,,.,. January I6 ........, January I9 ,,,,,,,,, January 23 .,,,., January 30 .....,.., February 2 ,,,...... February 6 ..,... February 9 ,,,... February I 3 ...... February I6 ...... February 2O ,,,... February Wednesday Wednesday, Wednesday Wednesday Tuesday, Wednesday 1 23 ,.,.,. Aprll 25 ,,..,...,,a.,,,. May 2 ...,.,..,.....,. April I8 May 9 May 23 May 23 May 26 s........,,..... McInerney, K. Fournier. BASKETBALL Team PEARL RIVER IAwayI BOGOTA IHomeI ........ ST. LUKE IAwayI LEONIA IAwayl ......,... ST. LUKE II-Iornel -. yser, F. Schultz, D. Keegan, D. Opp. 34 33 33 47 29 DUMONT IAwayI ,..,..,..,,,,,.,,,,,.,..,, .,,. 4 9 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS IAwayI WOOD-RIDGE II-IomeI PARK RIDGE II-Iomel CLOSTER IAwayI ,..,,.,, 32 23 32 FORT LEE IAwayI ,,,.,..,.,..,,,,,, ,V --,- 38 DUMONT IHIomel ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,, ,,,, 3 9 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS WIOOD-RIDGE IAwayI PARK RIDGE IAwayI CLOSTER II'IomeI ,,.. PEARL RIVER II-IomeI FORT LEE IHomeI ,..,.,.. TRACK SENIOR HIGH MEET ....... PEARL RIVER ,,,,..,,, ,,,,, IHomeI WOOD-RI DGE ,.v, s.,,,,,, I-IASBROUCK HEIGHTS .,.. JUNIOR HIGH MEET ,.,,,,,, DUMONT ...,......,.....,,. OPEN 66 35 29 3O 36 52 West. 35 47 44 29 ZI 36 45 39 30 3I I8 ZI 52 33 44 39 50 29 ......Home ...,..Home .-.-..Home .....,Away Home ......Away

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HE GIRLS' SPORTS for the year i944-i945 went over in a big way. The fall spor-ts started off with archery taking the lead closely followed by field hockey and tennis. After much practice in archery a team of twelve girls was picked for the archery contest which was held in the spring and was a great success. The weather was poor for hockey and the team was made up of managers and Mrs. Ackerman. Winter came and the girls turned to such indoor sports as basketball, shuffle-board, -table tennis and badminton. Badminton and basketball were the most popular. The basketball playday was held on March 6 with six girls from each of these schools-Park Ridge, Bergenfield, and Dumont- being guests. After an afternoon of fun, a chow-mein supper was served. At last Spring time came and the baseball fans were starting to get their batting arms in practice. A large group turned out for this sport and the- rivalry was keen. With the return of warmer weather Archery was again resumed and anyone approaching the field during the noon hour had to -be careful of flying arrows. The senior girls were in charge of the various sports and through them the season was successful. H 5 ,h ,V ,, . .... .,.-.,, ..-.-.-,.., ... ...... ..- .... ...., .. ............. bhxfff Q .ii .QW ' Ky S A . Al. Mfr' if 'M ,M . ,K W KU' ffl .Aw XKYJ l