Waterville Central High School - Academic Union Yearbook (Waterville, NY)

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QvvYYvv'2Z Q 'QQv vvQ Yvv'7'Qvv vvv-i?'93TvJv'vvJvv3'QJ vvvvvv vvvflvv TT V l i l W, L. GIBLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Seatedfllelcn llilsinger. Wvinifrefl Lloyd. Nina Wliitactw. llelen Billings. captain, June Evans, Bernice Cook. Second Row-Mr. Nlrlntosh. coachg Bessie Chernolf. Elizabeth llelmes, Julia Hughes, Dorothy Brown. Joyce Randall. Thelma Hughes. manager. Top Row--Mary Dutton, llelen Ryan, Elizabeth Townsend. irls' Basketball The Girls, Team of Wlaterville lligh joined the llpper Mohawk Valley Girls' League this year. This made it necessary to play strictly girls? rules, which they were unaccustomed to. Six players were necessary. The three forwards on the first team were Vvinnie Lloyd, Helen Hilsingor, and Nina lvhitacre, center forward. The guards were June Evans, Bernice Cook, and Helen Billings, center guard. Joyce Bandall and Dorothy Browne substituted. The team won four league games and lost four. They played nine outside games, winning four games, losing fire. The second team played the Sauquoit Girls' hrst team, losing by one point. They also played half of the Bichheld Springs game which they helped to win by a large majority. Helen Billings was elected captain. Nina Wliitafzre was the high scorer for the season, totaling l2l points. Coach Mclntosh loses Captain Billings and Joyce Bandall from the regular team, but has a large squad of lower class members to pick from next year. The three players who play ed in the All-Star game at New Hartford, March 24, were Helen Billings, Nina Xvhitacre, and Joyce Bandall. Thelma J. Hughes. lVlr. Peterson: a'Why is there water in a watermelon 'fu Gilbert Steinman: '4Because the seeds are planted in the springfi

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l BOYS' BASKETBA Ll, TEAM SeateclfRoger Kane. Thomas Doyle. George Fusek. captain, Vincent Evans. Scott Webb. Second Row4Robert Byrnes. Carl Cook. Albert Radley. Raymond Dunn. Lloyd Smith. William Roberts. Top Row-Mr. llclntosh, coachg Norman Rourke. Roger Terry. Arnold Brunner. Ken- neth Lally. manager. Boys' Basketball The basketball season of l932-33 cannot be considered a very successful one for the VV. C. S. eagers. The team played a strong: schedule of 2l games and among these were several hard fought and exciting battles. Yilhen Mr. Mclntosh issued first call for candidates, a very large number report- ed. There were to be found among these a few basketeers from the successful team of the previous year, including R. Kane, V. Evans, C. Eusek, and Webb. It was necessary to work these four men, with a center yet to be found, into a favorable playing combination. Coach lVlelntosh tried several combinations during practice and the first game of the season, which was with New York Mills, found A. Radley at center, Fusek and Vlfebb as forwards, and Kane and Evans as guards. uTomn1y,' Doyle joined the team after ,lanuary and a new combination was formed with Evans at center, Doyle at forward position and Webb back at guard. while Kane and Fusek retained their old posts. There were several others who re- ceived an opportunity in various games during the season and among these were C. Cook, L. Smith, W. Roberts, S. Fuess, R. Byrnes, and R. Dunn. Those who completed their four years? careers of high school basketball were T. Doyle, V. Evans, and R. Kane. K. Lally. ------------------------ --- --- --- -----------------,---

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BUYS i3ASrlBAl.l. TEAIVI I Seated-Leroy Pickett. Walter' Zehr. Stuart Ylartin. George Fusek. Roger Kane. captaing Lloyd Smith. Carl Cook. Kenneth Lally. Niel Shoeniaker. Second Row-Mr. llclntosh. coachg llenry Blair, Norman Bourke. Frank Gibbons. Orville Jones. Arnold Brunner, Vincent Evans, Wil- liam Roberts, Jack Williams. Elton Dornburgh, Manager. Top Row-flfrancis Birmingham, Rich- ard Hughes. Donald King. lloward Lally. Elmo Burlingame. Oney Ogden. Glen Williams, Albert Stukey, Robert Blair. ' Baseball Vlfhen Coach Mclntosh issued hrst call for baseball candidates this spring a very large number reported and among these were several veterans, including, V. Evans, K. Lally, R. Kane, L. Smith, F. Gibbons, C. Cook, and W. Roberts. The team showed great interest and worked faithfully regardless of the uhard luckw which they encountered. The local mentor found a serious problem confronting him when he attempted to uncover a pitcher. MStuie', Martin, 'Nicki' Gibbons and HEd,, Kane each tried their turn Mon the mound, but each lacked a quality in becoming a success- ful twirler. Hamilton, Clinton and New Hartford had teams that were considered good, and Wlaterville faced these teams bravely and did its best. The season cannot be considered entirely successful but the boys made excellent individual showings and we sincerely hope for better luck next season. The members of the team who com- plete their high school baseball careers through graduating or league rules are: G. Eusek, K. Lally, R. Kane, V. Evans, NV. Roberts, C. Cook, and l.. Smith. K. T. L. Hubbardsville Dance Hall Manager: uNow boys, get out. No ruff necks around heref, Freddy Byrnes and the Junior Boys: 'AAU Sayl YVe've been thrown out of lots bigger places than thisfi