Brocton High School - La Liberte Yearbook (Brocton, NY)

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Twenty-eight lilies ,Q we ROW l ROW Z--Craig, Cramer ROW 3-Grubb. Breads, Parks. 4 B Q R- Haywood, VJilmarth. Gorka, Chapman, Pasini. Riforgiat, Johnson J. The Freshman basketball team was comprised of an enthusiastic, ag gressive group of freshman boys who Work d f torious in only two of ei ht amp . V' e or victory but emerged vic g g cs ictory is not essential to have educa tion, personal integrity, and sociability. Under Mr. Pasini's coaching they learned all three. K

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B BROCTON 38 , . SHERMAN 48 BROCTON BROCTON 58 ,,....,. RIPLEY 8 BROCTON BROCTON 37 . . CHERRY CREEK 24 BROCTON BROCTON 36 ,, .. SO. DAYTON 29 BROCTON BROCTON 44 . UCASSADAGA Z3 BROCTON BROCTON 43 , .. DUNKIRK IND. 30 BROCTON BROCTON 49 . ,, FORESTVILLE BROCTON BROCTON Z0 . CHERRY CREEK 34 16 BEMUS POINT SO. DAYTON , CASSADAGA BEMUS POINT DUNKIRK IND. ITORESTVILLE . WESTFIELD The fine team of basketeering Bulldogs that represented B. C. S. for the 47-48 season will noylge forgotten easily as We travel on the paths of life. Thi ' h-scorin 'am compiled a record unequaled in the history of h 2? t els K I, J, I t th gf es and practice, all the boys showed a moral sense that will e lauded rou h life. J e baby Bulldogs also Won and lost their games in good spirit unde J th supervision of Mr. Pasini. 5 , s ll rl f 5 l J 1' JA ' 'JAROW l--Reynolds. Cave. ROW 2-Riforgiat, Dolce, Wolnik, Pasini, Raynor, Essex, Smith. ROW 3-Dikeman, Kawski, Ingham, Montfort, Raun, Parella. I BROS I g Lev' Twenty-seven

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lffajoaeffed This year saw the band being led by Gene- vieve Franklin, Gladys Thompson, and Joan Kozlowski. Despite the many butterflies in their stomachs and the attacks of stage fright, they managed to pull themselves together and twirled at all the home games, The girls participated with beginners at an exhibition on April 22. , p y K ' X V 4 VX! Y X J x Gheea .Zeacfeu Marilyn Rossiter, Betty Miller. June Thomas, and Jacky Smith! Spanking, new, green uniforms graced our cheerleaders as their untiring efforts united our voices in cheer. The girls led us in rousing manifesta- tion of school spirit during football and basketball season. Our boys surely felt how sincerely the spectators wished them success in their games, Sang .feacfmfi Our Alma Mater and other school songs floated on air as Luella Johnson and Donna Deland encouraged us with smiles and graceful leading. The audiences always felt immeasureable pleasure ,as the voices rose as one venting their feeling in the medium of songf , A We Q ii 522 ff if pf -Q.. ,f 33 ' ! Q was ff -ff' zf x', V ,.,, emi!! if 'ff Twenty-nine