Leavenworth Central High School - Roll Call Yearbook (Wolcott, NY)

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Varsity l6'askrtIrall The 1964-65 Basketball season was perhaps one of Wolcott's most exciting in several years. Although Wolcott thus far is stranded in second place, the Warriors have played better basketball than their 6-10 record indicates. Having their share of ups and downs, Wolcott played five over- time classics with Wayne, Sodus, Pal-Mac and Red Creek failing to secure a single victory. Steady Tim Lepper has led the team scoring well over 200 points while Barry Blake and Captain Bill Palmer have provided near spotless defense. Among next year's prospects are juniors: Tim Lepper, Barry Blake, and Ron Webster and Sophomores: Denny Blake, Gary Galek, George Fowler, and Bill Payne. Wolcott W46 W61 L 58 W49 L 54 L 48 L 51 L 39 W39 W53 W69 L 48 L 57 L 45 L 49 SCORES North Rose Savannah -l' Wayne ooo Sodus Red Creek -'r o Pal-Mac Williamson Marion -l- Clyde + North Rose -l' Savannah Wayne 'l' 0 Sodus + oo Red Creek Pal-Mac + o Games Remaining: Clyde-Lost 53-46 Marion Williamson + Haskrtball ,Managers + 0 7, 00 OOO Left ia right: Elliot Fisher-Varsity, Ken Redden-Varsity, Mark Gillette- Junior Varsity, Steve Henry-Junior Varsity. ,Yr Varsity Basketball JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's 1964-1965 junior'Varsity Basketball squad continued its great success under Coach Robert Strong posting a 9-7 win-loss record with two games remaining. Giant center George Fowler has led the team with well over 200 points and, in addition, grabbed the lion's share of the rebounds. Dan Lockwood, Bob Miller, and Jeff Harper have displayed near excellent defensive play causing many an opponent great headaches. Considered among next year's possible prospects are Freshmen: Ron Crane and Randy jackson plus Eighth Graders: Dave Fowler and jeff Mull. Wolcott W53 W70 L 44 L 47 L 45 W53 W63 L 56 W51 W39 W73 W55 L 47 W55 L 36 L 57 SCORES North Rose Savannah + Wayne Sodus Red Creek -l' Pal-Mac Williamson Marion -l- Clyde -l- North Rose -l- Savannah Wayne + Sodus + Red Creek Pal-Mac + Clyde Williamson -l- Clyde + denotes home game Means Means Means Means Opponent 43 54 39 44 59 60 63 65 36 41 51 49 58 53 53 Home Games overtime 2 overtime 3 overtime Opponent 50 29 58 57 49 42 49 44 48 56 54 51 51 45 46 42 7I

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Varsity Sarraf Ragu 1fRonny Williams, Dale Countryman, Arthur Ellsworth, James Batzold, David Bieth, Dale Mundy, Terry Stafford, RandyKJackson. Row 2- E-lligt Fisher-Manager, Randy Gillette, Robert Windom, Barry Blake, Jim Topping, Colin Taft, Dennis Blake, Bill Payne, en Redden Don oc woold, Jeff Harper, Garry Galek. Row 3-Mr. Washburn-Coach, Cleo Wright, Terry Wadsworth, iohn VanDyne, Ronn Redden, Alleri Bow- Qatn,t'IQ,m. llxlorrell, David Crane, james Countryman, Tim Lepper, George Searle, Mark Webber. A Jem-Tom Kemp, 'Ilim Dean, Jim Pasco, o er rig . Leavenworth's 1964 PITCHMEN compiled an impressive 6-5-1 record including double victories over Marion, North Rose, and Savannah. Reaching the C Class Sectionals, Wolcott quickly disposed of both Naples and Wheatland-Chili, but met defeat at the hands of a strong Red Creek team in double-overtime at North Rose. Barry Blake led the individual scorers this season with 12, while Ronny Redden, Jim Topping Tim Lepper and goalie Denny Blake provided excellent defense. Losing only five Seniors as a result of graduation, the future looks bright for Coach Washburn and his squad. WOLCOTT OPPONENT 3 Newark 3 1 Savannah 0 2 Marion 1 5 North Rose 0 0 Red Creek 5 1 Williamson 4 1 Wayne 3 4 Savannah 0 3 Marion 1 4 North Rose 0 O Red Creek 2 1 Sodus 3 SECTIONALS: Naples 1 Wheatland'FChili 1 Red Creek 2 'FLast two sectional games were double-overtime. This page compliments ROCHESTER GAS 8: ELECTRIC CORP. 70

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