Chatham Central High School - Flight Yearbook (Chatham, NY)

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T H E T A. N A G E R Fifty-539311 They ended the season with a win over Hillsdale: making it two victories against one defeat by their downcounty rivals. Chatham's junior Varsity totaled 199 'points to their opponents' 159. C-H.S. Basketball Scores Visitor .l.V j.V. 16 Kinderhook 14 11 Unknowns 14 16 Hillsdale 3 27 New Lebanon 14 ll Bordens V 10 13 Valatie 7 17 Kinderhook 16 A 11 Hillsdale 7 XJ, 8 Albany Academy 14 17 New Lebanon If 6 Q K 22 Searles Yf 23 vj ,Q 20 Searles 19 I, NS 10 Hillsdale X 12 XV l X A CHEER LEADX RS fs l Left to right: George Heibeler, Florence Feiler, Ruth Flnkle and Bill Hall. Let's have a long C-H-A-T-H-A-M, and make it loud! Such were the familiar urgings of the cheerleaders to the basketball fans last season. And be- lieve us the cheering was excellent this year. Gi course all this is due to our experts with the megaphone, Bill Hall, Florence Feiler, George Heibeler and Ruth Finkle. They helped the boys over many tough spots, last year when their spirits were low, but not for long, when a lusty Boom-a-Chicka raised the rafters for C. H. S.

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llarwlgw ml ..- Flifflxl-xYI.j' 'F E T A N A G E R Junior Varsity HIS yearls Junior Varsity went through the season winning nine games and losing only four. In the County League, the Juniors had little trouble in defeating all their opponents in every start. In one of the best games of the season, they played a good brand of basket- ball at Albany Academy to lose by the small margin of 4 points. In the second half, the locals held the Academy five scoreless, while they added two neld goals to their score. In another good game against the strong Searles V., Chathanfs Juniors were able to break even, winning by a single point on their opponents' court, while dropping the second contest by the narrow margin of one point at Chatham's gym. I MM D sf!! ,, lf' , M. ,,,a . ,, Front row, l. to r.-Albert Cossolino, Aloah Underwood, Charles Navarro, second row: George Dcmzis, Ceril Everett, John Collins, David Eames, Donald Flood, Fred Coszoliuoq third row: Prof. Aldrich, Carl West, Manager, Ches- ter Frost, Harold Smith, James Creighton, Coach Herman Kufs. HT'

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Fifty-eight T H E T A N A G E R Girls Varsity HE Chatham girls after many years of League competition, this season brought the county title to Chatham for the tirst time. The Scarlet and Black team turned in a Fine record of seven wins and two losses in the loop, while they compiled a total of eight triumphs and Eve losses for the season. The girls showed their strength by beating the Alumni Z9-9 in the first conf test of the year, but with many of the regulars absent, the locals dropped their Hrst loop contest to Valatie. In their next three games, they downed Lebanon, Germantown, and avenged their defeat at the hands of Valatie. A strong Albany Business College team was too much for the girls at Chatham, as was Kinderhook here, but Chatham turned the tables on Kind- erhook at Kinderhook. New Lebanon and Germantown fell before the locals' attack, but Albany Business College again proved too much- t Q S l Jr' Front row, I. to r.-Jane Shay, Bernive Akin, Jeanette DUllj'UTQ',' second row V1frlQ'inia Warfield, Lora Lirhtol, Bessie illrfiiizizis, Katlzcrirzc Petry, Capt., Aglae Binnse, Dorothy Almliillog third row: Coach Kufs, Julia Burrows, Ann Shirley, Dorothy Derznis, Manager. Harriet lVood, Dorothy Petry, Prof. Aldrich.