Alden Central High School - Album Yearbook (Alden, NY)

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First Row, L. to R.: R. Kidder, Managerg D. Coakley, P. Spillane, B. lrish, D. Wise, G. Garrison, D. Wise, L. Schmidt, F. McCarthy, M. Fleming, R. Hahn, Manager. Second Row: T. Roll, B. Coyle, C. Linch, R. Neeland, G. Miles, D.. Peebles, R. Mueller, E. Chauncey, C. Woodard, M. Cole, A. Nuwer. Third ow: Mr. Richardson, Assistant Coach, D. Ewert, D. Wiles, R. Rider, J. Woodard, R. Mansfield, F. Yax, N. Weber, I. Sievenpiper, C. Chauncey, Mr. Schaefer, Head Coach. FCDOTBALL This year Alden entered the newly organized Oatka Football Conference, thereby changing from Six-man to Eleven-man football. From all indications the change has been favorable both from the student and community standpoint. Mr. Melvin Schaefer, the new High School Mathe- matics teacher was Varsity coach, and Mr. Richardson was Junior Varsity coach. In this its first year of eleven-man football, the Bulldogs did exceptionally well. Alrron won the Con- ference and Alden and Warsaw tied fomsecond. The highlight of the season was the last game against Attica. Having lost to them previously, the Alden team turned around and defeated Attica 32-0. Four Seniors who will be suely missed for next year's team are Charles Chauncey, Tom Roll, Charles Lynch and jim Sievenpiper. Their spirit and teamwork was beyond reproach. X V xX 5 - Alden Alden Alden Alden Alden Alden SCHEDULE 18 Letchworth 2 6 Warsaw 0 0 Akron 32 0 Attica 19 27 Perry 14 32 Attica 0 We, the students of A.C.S., participants in athletics, and the followers of athletic events, wish to pay tribute to the coaching staff of our school-Mr. Richardson, head coach and boys physical education in- structor, Mrs. Hay, girls physical education instructor and cheerleader advisor, Mr. Schaefer and Lk. Hay. Through their knowledge and skilled instruction, we have had a much improved year in interscholastic ath- letics. To them goes the sincere thanks of all those who have been under their guidance and instruction throughout the school year. Thanks coaches! You've all done an excellent job.

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Thomas Roll James Woodard Charles Chauncey Charles Woodard Fullbaclc Left Halfback Right Halfback Quarterback jerry Miles Charles Lynch Frank Yax Richard Neeland Center g g Right End Left End Left Tackle James Sievenpiper Albert Nuwer Richard Mansfield Mr. Schaefer Right Tackle Right Guard Left Guard Head Coach a T D' VARSITY FOOTBALL Pa,i,,,.mafof . Akron offered tough opposition. if . .These boys saw the most action during the 1952 season. Chauncey, Lynch, Roll, and - Srevenpiper are graduating in june. The remaining seven are expected to form a good IN nucleus for the 1953 team. Good luck, boys! 'A' 41