Cheektowaga Junior Senior High School - Centorial Yearbook (Cheektowaga, NY)

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LElTERIVlEN'S CLUB ROW ONE: J. Majchraz, L. Grant, Secretary, L. Daruszka, Sgt.-at-Arms, E. Atteag K. Schessl, R. Smalley. ROW TWO: L. Stempniak, Chaplain, T. Peter- song Vice President, B. Miller, Treasurer, M. Hay, President, G. Nowak, M. Geck. ROW THREE: K. Kulinowski, D. Baldi, Mr. Fraz- er, R. Morris, D. Trapp. ROW FOUR: M. Muszynski, D. Glieco. J. Andrews, A. Silvernail. W. Ka- raszewski. ROW ONE: T. Walczak, D. Nawrocki, B. Wagner. ROW TWO: G. Schessl, D. Heck, M. Muscatiello, D. Lachut. ROW THREE: P. Hartman, S. Lisow- ski, J. Burczynski, J. Travers, P. Conti, J. Ferraro. ROW FOUR: P. Leonardi, J. Jakubiak, E. Lachut. ROW FIVE: J. Haver- nick.

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I 1 l I. llzllvllflil 0 Q .l. lla, Spark Eden Vtctory Quarterback Mike Toellner scored two touchdowns and ran for 107 yards as Eden- opened its Division IV schedule by handing host Cheektowaga a 24-6 set- back. Toel1ner's 61-yard sweep and one-yard plunge climaxed a 70- yard drive following the opening kickoff. In the second ,period '1'oellner's six-yard TD sweep and Tom Eckhardt's 79-yard run with an intercepted pass gave the visitors a three-touchdown lead at intermission. Eden .,........4.......... s 15 o o-24 Cheektowaga .,, 0 0 6 0-6 Eden scoring-Touchdowns: Toeilner 3 tl-run, 5-runi, Eckhardt Q79-pass Q1tem1eeptionl.,PAT: McGee 2 trunslf O9 I' FUI1 Cheektowaga scoring-Ferraro U3- pass from Musdaitellol. Clteektowagfl, Alden Battle to 8-8 Tie Cheektowaga and host Alden traded fourth-quarter TDs and two-point conversions to finish in an 8-8 Division IV tie on a water-logged field. Alden's TD came on a 17-yard pass from Dennis Mager to Don Josephite. Mager ran for two points. The game marked the close of Bucky Walters' career as head coach at Cheektowaga. Walters resigned prior to a victory over rival John F. Kennedy two weeks ago. v ,a .. U. After Coach Retires Cheektowaga coach., Bucky Walters an' in rl before the game 'he will resign after .this season and the Warriorswznt out and trimmed invading John F. Kennedy, 14-6, in an intra- town Division IV archrivalry clash. Walters switched QB Marty Muscatiello to fullback because of injuries and Muscatiello plunged two yards for a TD and converted for an 8-0 halftime edge. JFK responded with a 30- yard TD pass from Craig Stoc- zynski to Joe Pulli, but the Warriors got that back on QB Mike Hay's 43-yard pass to Tim Peterson. That was one of Hay's two completions. Muscatiello gained 102 yards in 26 runs and made a key inter- ception. Walters said he is quit- ting because he feels afterlhis four years as coach Cheek- towaga football is back where it belongs and I can bow out grace- fully. Winding up his 18th season in coaching, Walters noted the Warriors are back on winning ways and never did lose to JFK while I coached them. He had a victory cake baked last Thursday. K o o o-4 'diiikfdwaga o s 6 o- JFK scoring: Touchdown-p 130- pass from Stoczynskil. Cheektowaqa scorlng: 'touchdowns- Muscaiiello 42-runl, Peterson U3-D858 from Hayl. PAT-Muscatiello trunl. A as-iuiibf L. if 65895, s E COACH WALTERS We,re from Central and no one could be prouderlu This school cheer reflects the feeling that we of the student body have for Mr. Charles Walters, who an- nounced on October 25th., 1969 that he would retire from his coaching position at Cheektowaga Central. During his four years of coaching Mr. Walters put Central football back where it belongs. The Warri- ors enjoyed many winning seasons under his training and never lost a game to J.F.K. His eighteen years of experience as a coach helped to make our team what it is today!