Canton Williams High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Canton, NY)

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Vmcvzly Football First Row Kapp Brundage Snyder Gardner Brown Ruxhman French Second Row Aldrich Bates Davis Place Phalon Stone C Grano Newvlne Third Row Simonds I Gratto Rich Howard Ames Faucher FitzGerald Gallmger Wilmshurst Mr Oliver 55,2 Y i 1-,B V! x 42 3'-Glynn fi Vu K HE Golden Bears ended one of their most successful seasons in recent years second in the league beaten only by Massena With lettermen Place, Kapp Stone, Brundage, Snyder, Gratto, Phalon and Davis back, Coach Oliver was able to build a well-balanced, hard-driving team. John Rich and Harry Newvine moved up from the J V , and Westy Bates saw his first action on the Canton gridiron. The Bears produced the two high scorers of the league Marty Kapp getting 67 points and Arnold Stone 41. Joe Phalon, Marty Kapp, and Dick Brundage were on the first string of the All-Northern team 24 It