Queensbury High School - Orbit Yearbook (Queensbury, NY)

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First row: John Streeter. Jerry Murphy, Frederick Heym. Second row: Henry Graham, Franklin Plumadore, Ernest Stanley, Peter Liapes. Third row: Mr. Carpenter, Coach; Ronald Purdy, Robert Accardi, Donald Beaty, John Deeb. CJBaseBaff In its sixth year of organized base- ball, Queensbury. in the opening Queensbury Opponents game of the season, gave Johnsburg 10 Johnsburg 1 a rugged time and continued this 7 Luzerne 8 strategy throughout the season, end- 11 Lake George 3 ing with a 4-3-0 record. 10 War re ns burg 4 With Heym, Murphy, and Walkup 11 Johnsburg 8 at the plate and John Deeb carrying 0 Luzerne 3 the pitching, we made our opponents work for the points scored. 1 Warrensburg 4

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First row: Gary Clements, Stephen Jones. Ernest Stanley, Kenneth Sawyer. Timothy Sperry, Peter Liapes, Lindon Burnett. Second row: Leon Nash. Richard Lefebvre, David Harrington. Paul Timms. Gordon Hay, Donald Beaty. Co- Captain; Gary Larson. Third row: William Troeber, Manager; John Deeb, Co-Captain; Peter Accardi, Lynnwood Thomas, Robert Accardi. Rodney Hill. Robert Rollo. Mr. Dansky, Coach. Absent: Robert McDonald. Soccer Queensbury, in its third year of Queensbury Opponents organized soccer, had a powerful team, even though the season ended 5 Johnsburg 3 with a 2-4-1 record. 2 Lake George 4 With the help of Robert McDonald, 2 Warrensburg 0 Robert Accardi. and Donald Beaty 0 Luzerne 6 we gave our opponents a rugged time. 0 Lake George 5 4 Johnsburg 4 0 Warrensburg 3

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l ars ' y lasAetba Kneeling: Jerry Murphy, Kenneth Sawyer, Peter Liapes, Donald Beaty, Gordon Hay, Kenneth LaRoe, Manager. Standing: Mr. Carpenter, Coach; Robert Accardi, John Decb, Lynwood Thomas, Robert Jones, Robert Rollo, Peter Accardi, Frederick Heym, Mr. Hughes, Coach. The Varsity basketball team demonstrated, this Queensbury Opponents year, outstanding basketball ability and fine team- 54 Fort Ann 45 work. Many of the games were very close and all 54 Hartford 41 proved to be exciting. 59 Johnsburg 34 Qucensbury recorded a total of eleven victories 67 Whitehall 64 against seven defeats. The team finished in third 61 Luzerne 82 place in league play with a record of six wins and 51 Argyle 63 three losses, and finished the year with possession 63 Schuylerville 73 of the Traveling Trophy. 54 Lake George 66 Coach Hughes will be losing three members of his 76 Fort Edward 75 starting team, but the remaining members have 65 Warrer sburg 49 shown they can do an able job. 58 Fort Ann 51 61 Johnsburg 60 65 Whitehall 72 59 Luzerne 62 63 Lake George 57 73 Fort Edward 74 56 Warrensburg 34 73 Hartford 46