Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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THE BLAST 27 CKQII Y of-me I.:ivlx ron: IJ. I-'isIi1'r. A. Ilofslv-Ill-l', .I, Vuiizilulv. II. Sli-vi-Ins. 11, Vmislzilllilii-. Y, XXX-Ii-ull X l k Ii I k XI l l I I I1 ID ll I Tl IJ I XI I NI I I NI I I I! I Ii I. X. ll . l I I l I I I I XX I I Track Activities The Warsaw High School Track Team was called out for practice early in the month of April. Doc Shear sent his men through a very rugged training' and practice, and all of his men were in tip-top shape for the first meet of the season. ALFRED, MAY 8, 1933 First meet of the season held at the Alfred University Athletic Field. This was the annual Interscholastic Track Meet for high schools of Western New York. Twenty-seven schools were represented by their track men. Warsaw finished seventh in the class B division taking seven points. DANSVILLE C391 AT WARSAW 1471, MAY 11 Warsaw was at last back in its winning streak starting with Dansville as their victims. The meet was exciting and close throughout and proved satisfactory to the local athletes and the spectators. ATTICA 1221 AT WARSAW 1731, MAY 18 Warsaw proved to be too much for the boys from the prison town. IContinued on page 521

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26 THE BLAST QKQDII A IIGXD lfimil ram: .L Mills, li. Valli-I-. XY. Yun Yzrlkc-IiIrL1l'g', S. l':nlumIm. D. XVl'iglil. S----1.1141 row' XX' Ili-:.iIim: ll. lirownr-, IJ. Iirowm-. I-1. Hath, K. Maki-r. I I XX I I 1 'I'. II in. 12. Alai X ll I ll l p., Mr. Mm-lili-s'Ii, voacli. Baseball Coach Muehleck made his first call for baseball early in April. All of those responding to his call had previous experience in baseball and had worked for Coach Muehleck on the squad of 1932. A great deal of enthusiasm was shown by the team and the reserves, more so than in the preceding year. With spirit and good training by the coach and manager, the baseball team broke even with their games p'ayed throughout the county. Those receiving the HW were: Ehrin Gath David Wright Theodore Herman Raymond Browne Willard Reading Wilfred Van Valkenburg Cletus Regan Charles Vallee Kenneth Baker Robt. Simpson, Manager These players, with the aid of the many subs and reserves, deserve a great deal of credit for the work which they did in reviving baseball here. GAMES WERE AS FOLLOWS: April 28 - Attica 7 - Warsaw .,II,. ....e ei........ ...,. . . I I I therej May 12 - Perry 2 - Warsaw 4. IIIII IIIIIII II.I C t hereh May 19 -- Le Roy 6 - Warsaw 2. II .I IIIIIII ...f here J May 23 - Arcade 1 - Warsaw 8. .I ....IIII. fthereb May Z6 - Attica 10 - Warsaw 0... .......... Itftherej June 6 - Perry 3 - Warsaw 4 II.I I III. I ....I. herel June 9 - Le Roy 4 - Warsaw 3 .II.....I..... ...I. I.II.I............I . . ...ttherel June I6 - Arcade 9 - Warsaw 2 ...II ...III I..I...... Q f orfeitl C here J

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28 THE BLAST excl- IGMS Girls Softball Activities Last year Warsaw High School decided to organize a Girls' Softball Team. Several girls went out for it and were very successful. On May 15, Attica came here and was defeated by three points Our girls later went there and came home with another victory. Then on May 18 and June 1 our girls played Perry. We were defeated once and won once. The scores were Perry 18, Warsaw 17 and Perry 16, Warsaw 17. All the games were very exciting as can well be detected from the scores. We hope that Warsaw will continue in this sport and can be ablc to find more teams to play in the future. The members of the team were: V. McConnell, B. McGee, S. Marr, H. Baker. D Nimsker, A. Baum, M. Randall, M. Carmody, O. Keeney, N. Schlegel, J. Wheeler, M. E. Wiggins, M. Conger, D. Johnson. Junioritems CContinued from page 235 Name Sobriquet Theme Song Regan, C. .....,. .............. ' 'Clete ...,.,...,.,,... ..,... M an About Town Saggesse, L ..,,,,,,, ,..... ' 'Mike .... .............,. , Bend Down Sister Scott, D .......,. ............,... ' 'Scotty ,,............. Hold That Tiger Slocum, B ..................... Slocum ....,,..,.... Mother's CRAZY Quilt Smallwood, J ......,..... Johnny ......,...,. Heir Gets in Your Eyes Smith, J... ......,,,,..,......,. J ,..... .............,......, I Jitt'e Grey Home in the West Spring, A.-. ,.,............. Springie .....,... Perry in the Spring Streaneer, M .... ,........ ' 'Streamern ...,.. l've Got Rhythm Stritzel, R .... ....,......... ' 'Stritz , ...,,...,...,.. ,Temptation Webster, R ..,. ..,.......... ' 'Rebe .... ...,........... M illion Dollar Baby Wllklow, R ................. Ruthie .,..,,,.,..., . My Dancing Lady Winchester, J .,,,..... John .... .............. , The Grass is Getting' Greener All the Time Wr'ght, K. ................... Babe' '................... -Boy of My Dreams Yunkers, H ...,............ Yonkie' ',.,.....,,..,.. Shame on You . 1. Mrs. Brown, cried Mr. Smith to his neighbor, Have you spoken to your boy about mimiking me ? Yes, I have, replied Mrs. Brown. I've told him not to act like a fool. Miss Greeny- Yes, David, 'Amo' is the Latin word meaning 'I loVe.' Now what suggests the opposite ? David Diltz- Reno. John Conable- Ah, it certainly does seem good to be dancing. Martha Conger- Yes, I suppose the1'e's nothing like the feel of a good toe under your foot again.