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

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J. vi FOOTBALL Alden Central School had its first Junior Varsity Football team this year and this . team is certainly worthy of mention. The Little Bulldogs, coached by Mr. Richardson, were outweighed and outnumbered in all games but their record is very impressive, with two wins and three losses. J F o 0 T B A L L Row l, L to R: A. Cius, F. Venditti, G. Garrison, C. Daucher, T. Wimmer, D. Coakley, Mr. Richardson Row 2, L to R: D. Wise, F. Greiner, G. McGaughey, P. Spillane, T. Pope, R. Rider AA SL KL E T Row 1, L to R: B. Kegler, C. Daucher, H. Fenner, A. Fox, T. Po e, R. Nehrboss, M. Foegen, T. Muchow Row 2, L to R: L. Schmidt, N. Schmidt, R. Rider, G. McGaughey, R. Lemke, R. Eagan, Mr. Hay Row 3, L to R: R. Harding, F. Greiner, R. Lemke, K. Duttweiler J. V. BASKETBALL The Alden Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. Hay, had a very suc- cessful year with a record of' ten wins and six losses. The team showed a fighting spirit and the will to win, throughout the entire season. The Junior Varsity hopes to have an- other successful season with many reserves filling the vacated positions, and many new freshmen, next year.

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Our cheerleaders are as important to us as our teams, for they instill the pep and school spirit into our athletic events. The squad consists of twelve cheerleaders, six varsity and six iunior varsity. Elected an- nually by the. student body, the J. NEELAND C. 0'MEARA N. GARBER QITIILITLII lla! varsity is chosen from the iunior and senior classes, and the iayvees from the freshmen and sophomore classes. The cheerleaders, under the super- vision of Mrs. Hay, were very import- ant in the winning football and basketball season. J. MALLON J. SWYERS K. MANSFIELD

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ROW 'lf L to R: E. Dabb, R. Snyder, T. Wimmer, G. Garrison, M. Foegen, W. Neuman Row 2, L to R: M. Sweet, P. Spil- lane, G. Hake, D. Kreutter, D. Weig, R L. Skoddon Row 3, L to R: Coach Hay, A.Cius, E J. Foley, H. Hill, F. Venditti, A. Staerr, R. Mansfield, D. Lucler- man, D. Billiar, W. Bird, D. Wise, A. O'Conner WRESTLING Alden's Strong men had a record of two wins and tour defeats in this year's wrestling competition. Alden placed fifth in the county which was won by 0akfield,the de- fending Champions. Alden had two third place winners in the county, Gary Garrison and Dick Mansfield. With the many new men it was a very good year from the point of view of experience. Row 'l, L to R: Richard Mansfield, Milton Cole, James Woodard, Charl Lynch, David Johnson, Charles Woodard, Gary Garrison Row 2, L to R: Allen Eastwood, Mgr Jerry Milos, Francis Nuwer, Thoma Roll, Walter Zondi, Frank Yox, Coach Richardson BASEBALL This year's baseball team im- proved tremendously as the season progressed. The team won four games while losing five. Tom Roll ond Walter Zondi did most of the, pitching for this club and also led the team in hitting with batting av- erages of .347 and .333 respec- tively. The highlight of the season was Alden's victory over Alexander as the Alden nine came from behind to win over their arch rivals. ' w Row 'I, L to R: Dale Kreutter, Y William Irish, Larry Schmidt, Ronald Kidder, Richard Mansfield, Charles Chauncey Row 2, L to R: Coach Richardson.. Donald Streit, Francis Nuwer, James Siovenpiper, Charles Lynch, Allen Eastwood,Mgr., Coach Hoy TRACK l This track team won one and, lost four meets this season. Jim' Sievenpiper broke the school record in the broad iump with a leap of 'I9' 'l'l at Brockport. Dick Mans- field tied the school record in the shot put with a 37' 'I'l heave. The outlook for next year's team looks very promising with many of the underclassmen improving.