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

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H ag gif . Thirty-two Banya' I The intramurals, again this year, was the center of attraction on Thursdays dur- ing the activity period. The intramurals give boys, who are not out for sports, the occasion to play the different games. In this way, all the boys practice co-operation the key to individual and group harmony in all Walks of life. Ready: aim, fire! Alan Thomas, Bud Smith, on guard in picture one . . . Two basketball captains, Sleepy Rutkowski and Ben Gligora at work in the center pic- ture. . . ln the bottom picture one bat plus one ball equals fun for Jimmy Higgs and Harold Schrader.

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B As our book is being published, baseball is well under Way. With a number of veterans on the team's roster and a few promising rookies, Coach Benjamin is looking forward to a successful season, ROW l-Wolnik, Dikeman, Habich. MacDonald, Sandberg, Delcamp, ROW 2-Lus. Kurtz, Benjamin, Dolce, House. 1 my W sssawwssoz, f - E 4 3 . 306705 ggcro aiwfioi 5 600 'll i Magi Thirty-one

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qw' 9 All girls participate in the many active sports: such as basketball, volley ball, shuffle board and soft ball. Our basket- ball teams headed by June Thomas, Sally Lynch, Wanda Shaffer and Shirley Pow- ell played several elimination games with June Thomas leading the final victors. Learning to play together will teach us to Work together on our selected roads more easily. Gladys and Helen s-t-r-e-t-c-h them . . . come, come Marilyn! Are you doubting Joan's bullseye? . . .Dares the opposite team play back the ball under the eagle eyes of Marilyn and Connie? wr. M fn!-1, ,fav s iy G' p 'J 1 Y I 2. 'p in J ir fy af' P A 1 ' , H .A . ,J N gf if 1 ,' ,. P ., 'A' w ye f A if us' y ,i1- fJ'e' if 4 1' . e 'I'hir gr 6 ty-three