Adirondack Central High School - Yearbook (Boonville, NY)

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uwwiamm: D. Leyburn B. Denslow J. Garbarino S. Egnaczyk R . Walton B. Meagher Mr. Porter C. Rauscher V. Moonan M. Bourgeous J. Slifka M. Wilbert R. Bandych S. Zeigler Freshman Basketball The Adirondack Freshman has apretty success- ful season, finishing the year with an8-4record. The team was lead by Vaughn Moonan with an average of 13 points per game followed by Jeff Slifka with a 12.6 points per game average. Rebounding was handled by Mickey Wilbert who received plenty of help from Slifka and Moonan. Gary Egnaczyk and Bradley Meagher played a strong game at the guard positions. The team averaged 48 points per game and limited the opposition to 39 points per game. The team as a whole had good height, good ability and the desire to work which can only lead to some good basketball in the next few years. Adirondack 25 Dolgeville 37 41 West Canada 30 38 Beaver River 36 57 Madison 39 67 Stockbridge 1 1 56 Poland 32 32 Westmoreland 42 66 Oriskany 54 50 Dolgeville 34 41 West Canada 50 39 Beaver River 55 63 Poland 44 L mm- u: ..'t w...am 1w1ff,lmam-'.:,1ewwf f ww, an 'il ml .:4,inm.u' l m

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junior Varsity Bayketball J. Marcy B. Kowalik S. Jenks C. Marsden S. Egnaczyk J. Sturtevant E. Roggie D. Henry J. Moonan W. Morales M. Pupko B. Healt Mr. Garrett The Junior Varsity squad, after a slow start, finished the season with an eleven game winning streak for an overall record of 13 wins and two losses. Late season victories over Westmore- land and Oriskany avenged early season losses and brought the Junior Wildcats a share of their third consecutive league title. The club capi- talized on a tenacious defense to overcome their lack of height allowing the opposition to score over 50 points only twice during the season. The overall defensive average was 41.5 points per game while the offense averaged 61.9 points per game. Adirondack 50 Westmoreland 52 67 West Canada 38 53 Poland 40 53 Oriskany 64 77 Stockbridge 35 77 Dolgeville 32 - 71 Madison 34 50 Westmoreland 39 56 West Canada 48 57 Poland 41 66 Stockbridge 36 48 Oriskany 35 49 Lowville 47 66 Dolgeville 43 88 Madison 39

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Vanity Football S. Jenks, D. Henry, B. Szalkucki, D. Croniser, C. Marsden, D. Williamson, A. Carter, R. Lawrence, B. Clarke, J Moonan, Managers: J. Garbarino, B. Jenks, M. Henry, B Wilbert, P. Larrimee, D. Joslin, R. Healt, M. Krist, J McLaughlin, B. Morales, G. Podkowka, S. Egnaczyk vw Coaches: Mr. G. Garrett, Mr. T. Nightingale, G. Golden, D. Rauscher, P. Champlain, G. Breen, L. Hicks, G. Ritter, H. Kwasiewski, J. Matt, E. Nellenback, D. Marcinkowski, F. Nebiker SEASON RESULTS A.C.S. 18 Lowville A.C.S. 35 Stockbridge A.C.S. 10 Westmoreland A.C.S. 33 West Canada A.C.S. 6 Dolgeville A.C.S. 8 Oriskany A.C.S. O Madison A. C.S. 6 Carthage The 1971 Varsity Football Team got off toa fast start with four straight victories to run their two year unbeaten string to eight in a row. Then the Blue Devils from Dolgeville snapped the win skein with the aid of a goal line stand on the 6 inch line to defeat the Wildcats 13 to 6. The following week the Wildcats met the Redskins from Oriskany in a show down for the league title. A.C.S. led all the way until the fourth period when Oriskany capitalized on a fumbled punt to take a 12 to 8 lead and then scored twice in the final four minutes to ice the contest. From there on the season was all downhill as the Wildcats dropped their remaining two games to finish the season witha4-4 record. Highlights of the season was senior tailback John McLaughlin breaking the single game rushing record with 183 yards on 23 carries against Stockbridge. Named to the Intervalley League All-Conference Team were John McLaughlin as linebacker, Glen Golden as safety, Ernie Nellenback as center and Dave Rauscher as guard. Jerry Breen and Greg Ritter received honorable mention. Additional honors were bestowed on John McLaughlin and Jerry Breen who were given honorable mention on the All-Upstate New York Football Team as linebacker and tackle respectively.