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

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My THE TANAGER Senior Girls, lnterclass Team The Senior Class girls coached by Dot Alamillo and Kitty Petry, did not fare so well as their classmen in the interclass gaimes, as the fairer sex of the Class of '37 ended up in a deadlock for second-place honors with the Frosh girls, while the Sophomores went away to win the loop. The standings of both the girls' and the lboys' leagues were combined for the final standing, which showed that the Senior girls had won enough games, along with their classmen's fine record to give the lnterclass trophy to the Seniors. Fanny Shufelt, center for the fourth-year team, was the outstanding per- former for the Senior girls. as she tallied most of the points that brought them victories. N .. , -W . C . K Y mm: l U 'firm-.,t,,LfJa,. hXf t. L. to R.-front row: Florence Moshiizzcr, Doris Backhoe, Molly Harding, Betty Homans, Peg Arnold, Capt.: Second row: Katherine Pctry, Coach, Lena Staats, Frances Shufclt, Margaret Hoffman, Dorothy Sitcer, Dorothy Alamillo, Coach.

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Fifty-nine The loop ended with Chatham and Kinderhook deadlocked for the League supremacy, but, in a close game here, Chatham coipped the loop title from the Van Buren tezvm. Girls who will receive C's for their varsity services are: Kitty Petry, Cap- taing Bessie McGinnis, Aglae Binsse, Dorothy Alamillo, Leta Lichtel, Vir- ginia Warfield, Jane Shay, Bernice Akin, Jeanette Danyew, Harriet Wood, Dorothy Petry, julia Bfurrows, Ann Shirley and Manager, Dorothy Dennis. Girls Basketball Score Visitors 's C.H.S 29 Alumni 9 19 Valatie 27 29 Lebanon 26 46 Germantown 10 23 Valatie 16 16 Albany Business 30 26 Kinderhook 18 14 Albany State 43 14 Kinderhook 18 21 New Lebanon 14 40 Germantown 24 27 Albany Business 29 12 Kinderhook 10 316 274

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T H E T A A G E R Sixty-0113 lnterclass Champions A large and rangy Senior class quintet for the second time in as many years copped the interclass trophy, going through last season with but one defeat, while they Hnished up this year's campaign with an unblemlished re- cord. However, in many of the contests the Peach and Blue quintet were ex- tended to the utmost to down the small but hard-playing underclassmen. In many of the games the underclassmen gained an early advantage over the Seniors, but the champs proved to have a fine Finishing power that usually netted them a victory with a determined drive in the last quarter. Nluch credit must go to Howie Floss, who coached the following members of the quintet: Al Binnse, Charles Dorland, Thomas O'Connell, Loyal DuVal, Andrew Yan Alstyne, Dick Crellin, Al Callan, Malcy Alaimillo and last, but not least, Capt. George Ploss. i Front row, l. to r.-Andrew Van Alstyrze, Richard Crellin, George Ploss, Capt., xllbcrz' S. Callan, Jr., Malcolm Alalrrillog second row: Alfred Birmse, Loyal DuVal, Howard Ploss, Coach, Thomas O'C0rmell, Charles Dorlarzd.