Phelps Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Phelps, NY)

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Football 1st Row: Weaver, Benge 12 A 2nd Row: Mr. Wilber, Ridley, Howe, Wilson, Overslaugh, Smith, Coach Oliver C' ' 3rd Row: Cheney,.Sp1nk, Gaylord, Landschoot, Avedisian, K. L. Smith, Phelps, 0 McAllister 1 4th Row: Hawley, Riley, Oaks, Steele, Rodman, Foxx, Meath, Updyke, Frvarey The fifth year of six-man football turned out to be a fairly suocessful season. The score ofthe 52111108 were as follows: Phelps Romulus 45 home Phelps Elba 13 away Phelps Cato-Meridan 32 away Phelps Manchester 38 away , Phelps lilba 21 home Phelps Manchester 25 q' home l-larold Foxx served as Captain of the team this Varsity Basketball year. Continued from page 32 The 1947 team had an up and down season, wining 10 out of 18 games. Au outstanding feature of the season was the 31 - 20 defeat of Gorham, league C champs, also the 30 - 23 triuinph over Manchester. Captain Bob Lockeineyer lead the season's scoring with 140 points. Despite the loss ol' .laek lleBoover, Red Foxx and Paul Crouch, next seasons' quintette should come througi: with a successful season. Veterans who will return inelude Bob lockeineyer, Jack Bishop, and Jack Riley, also the entire Jay Vee sfyuad who enjoyed a very successful year wining 13 games. 34

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-J ' .J gn, ffl Baseball lst Row: Benge, Cheney, G. Adams, F. Meath, J. Riley, J. Howe, li. Miller 2nd Row: Mr. Cook, coach, Loekemeyer, MeAllisten, Overslaugh, Foxx, Sabin, Spink 3rd Row: Bishop, J. Meaih, R. DeCann, VV. Frarey, G. Harland The Baseball team of 1946 won the Finger Lakes League Championship as did the able team of 1945. The powerful pitching of veteran, Jim Meath and Harold Foxx combined with the expert catching of Bob Lockenicyer and the team's ability to win gave the tearn nine wins out if fourteen games played. 'flue letter men of the team were. Jim Meath, Pitcher, Don Sabin, 3b. ss' Harold Foxx, ss, Sb, pg Ken McAllister, R. F., Walt Frarey, L. F., 2bg J-ack Bishop, C. F., Bob Lockenieyer, Catcher, Earl Rodman, O. F., ,Dick DeCann, R. F., L. F., George Harland, lb, Gaiy Adams, Qbg Dick Cheney, 2bg Alfred Overslaugh, I. F. 7 Other team nieinbers were: Jack Itiley, O. F., Fran Meath, lb, Jack Howe, I. F., a11d Clare Crawford, O. F. ' VVaterloo U Phelps ' Waterloo 2 Phelps ' W-aterloo 3 Phelps Shortsville 0 Phelps ' Geneva 10 Phelps Manchester 9 Phelps C.lifton U Phelps Victor 5 Phellps Shorrtsville if Phelps Manchester 2 Phelps Clifton 2 Phelps Victor 2 Phelps Sectionals: ,Manchester 7 Phelps Churchville 2 Phelps ' non-League games The l02llll was coached by Oliver Cook. 33 4 X---.-f - - ' if? .........- -..... ,VY , la..-4. ,.,-- V

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National Honor Society Q--s lst Row: G. Fisher, Scherbyn, DeMvay 2nal How: A. Bishop, J. Miller, V. Adams, D. Leverty, J. Tiffany 3112 How: A. Oaks, B. Hulster The National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization for the puplis ii nigh school who have the four qualities of the society: Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. It is open only to the Junior and Senior classes a11d only Ia few are picked each year. The members chosen by a committee of four faculty members and three students already in the organization. No more than 20 per-Cent of the class -can be chosen for inemibership. , J As the name implies the Society is a national one and one which it is an honor to be elected. Any member can be proud to wear the keystone pin, the emblem of the society. 39 . , f:'f :'Lj