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

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P! . Ames, Noble, Bartlett, Mr. Oliver. First Row: I. Gratto, Butler, Conklin, A. Ames, Place, C. Gratto, Stone, French Second Row: Aldrich, Gallinger, FitzGerald, Rich, Howard, Shoulette, Chisholm Third Row: Mr. Hayden, Lumley, Lindley, Gardner, Lytle, Viertel, Faucher, D Q69-l.-fn ni' sfc ' 57 'H l First Row: Rodehaver, Ensby, McCluskey, White, Mousaw, Bartlett, Thompson. Second Row Viertel, Ames, Santimaw, Bloch, Elliott, Infantine, Speer, Rawlins, Perry, Townsend. Third Row: Mr. McCarthy, Simonds, Robinson, LaClair, Dzintars Lauris, Crowley, Ackley, Dainis Lauris, Tupper, Ellsworth, Mr. Harder. Football fl ITH only four veterans back from our highly successful team of '51, Coach John Oliver was hard pressed to build a well-rounded team. Returning lettermen Charlie Gratto, Tom Place, Arnold Stone, and John Rich, teamed with Art Ames, Joe Gratto, Dave Coseo, Denny Lumley, Jim Conklin, Leo Gardner, and Don Shoulette, were able to fashion victories over Malone and Potsdam, but were unable to cope with the rest of the teams in the league, ending the season with a 2-5 record. Charlie Gratto again won All-Northern honors, while Tom Place, Loren Aldrich, Arnold Stone, and John Rich were also outstanding. 21 -4.