Knox Memorial High School - Seymour Yearbook (Russell, NY)

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BASEBALL VARSITY 1952-Front: Coach Bawtinheimer, W Whiteford, Brewer, G. Whiteford, Fulton, B. Whiteford, Reed Fountain, H. Matthews, Rear: Dean, Coloton, Coffey, Hull, G Whiteford, Pike, Reed, Smith, Bullock, M. Matthews, Rider, Gotham FOOTBALL VARSITY 1951-Front Row: C. Hull, Wfelclon Reed, H. Matthews, Fountain, Warren Reed, Smith, Ashley. Second Row Mr. Bawtinheimer, W. Whiteford, Pike, G. Whiteford, Collison, Fui ton, B. Whiteford, Brewer, Coloton, Dean. , 44 VARSITY BASEBALL 1952 Spring finds many candidates out to capture :1 place on the team. Vl'ith strong community and school interest in this sport, the team is assured good back- ing. .Ks we go to press, snow still covers the ground hut in imagination we hear. Stri-i-i-ike onelv VARSITY FOOTBALL 19 51 With six Senior veterans and the remaining squad new re- cruits, K.M.C.S. finished this year's schedule with one victory, two tied games and three de- feats. William Brewer captained the team for Coach Earl Baw- tinheimer as mentor. 'va -5-5 'es

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JUNIOR BAND The ,lunior Band composed of 25 members was organized this year under the direction of Nlr. joseph Nlorse. This was the first time that the young students of this group had taken lessons on instruments. Practices were held on Monday, Vkednesday and Fri- day at 12:20 in the Shop with some of the Senior Band mem- bers. Senior band members recog- nize the progress of junior band members who are now playing selections from the Top Flight band book. TWIRLERS lVhat adds a touch of the dra- matic to our band concerts, pep rallies and Memorial Day pa- rade? XYhy the twirlers, of ma- course. VVith three Senior -iorettes, Vivian Fulton fDrum Klajorettel, Shirley Hewlett and a new member, Pearl Hutt, they plan to march and twirl at the Spring Concert and Dedication. 'lihey have greatly missed Shir- ley while she was ill. lfight juniors twirlers are busy learning the art, and hope to add new routines as well as perfect our old ones. BEGINNERS TAP Each week finds members of beginners' tap class, under Nlr. Kings direction, practicing their routines. This class arouses much interest and we are looking for- ward to a fine production, when they master the intricate steps. Il Alf K XSD-lv-I Y fy-'D X I s 35' IFNIOR BAND-Front Row: McEwen, R. Tuttle, P. Briggs Grandy, Reed, E. Reed, j. Bullock, Gilmore, Vat1Buren. Second Row Matthews. Sibley, Denton, E. Caswell, A. Tuttle, McCarty, Towne C. Tupper, Loope, Mr. Morse. Third Row: Hill, XY'iese, F. Briggs H. Tupper, Paro, Van Sant. I-larmer, C. Bullock. Fourth Row: B XVhite. Sharpstene, CQ. Caswell, Law. King, Wfhiteford. Gotham Fiiieltl, Mackin, j. Wfhite. BEGINNERS' TAP-Front Row: Wfhitmore, Hull, Cook, Smith Second Row: j. Barnes. XVhitmarsh Lozo. Burt. Chase, Collison Third Row: Lanphear, XY'iese, S. Barnes, McKee, Carline, Sbarpstene Rear: Mr. james King. 43

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VARSITY BASKETBALL I9 5 2 The haskcthall team, playing its first scln-clulccl gamc in thc ncw gym, proudly defeated llcr- mon this ycar. After winning again from Colton-Picrrcpont, another top rival tcam, Knox lfagles continued the season to place fourth in the semi-finals hut, in a hard-fought game with Clifton-Fine, they lost 40-39. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1952 Coach liawtinhcimcns ,lay- yccs won 5 and lost lil gamcs this year. .-Xlthough the team was composed mostly ol st-vcnth graders, it showed that it was ahlc to play liinv hall, winning close decisions over some tcams. Rohert Collison was captain of the team. C., . IQ 1. fff 1 if A 'L - 'us VXIRSIYY Bfl.S'KE7'Bf1l.l.AFront Row: Bicwer. Second Row Dean. Cfoloton. Third Row: Kitkey. Bullock, Reed, Pike, R. Wfhite ford, Fountain. Reed, Fulton. G. Wfliiteforcl, Matthews, Gotham Coach. treaty IPNIOR I f1RS1TY BASKETBAl.I.f-Kneeling: H. Tuppcr. Stand ing rleft to rightjz Coach Bawtinhcimcr, Collison, Hull. McCarty Briggs, A. Tuttle, Fountain, F. Fountain. Matthews, R. Tuttle C Tuppcr. Akey, Wkisc. Harmcr, Bullock. Hill, XY'hitmarsh. -15