Chenango Valley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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Gridiron Review VARSITY FOOTBALL: 1971 Warriors captured a full share of this year’s Eastern Division title with a fine 7-2 record. The team was led by STAC Player-of-the-Year James Kendrick’s powerful running. Jim led the league in total rushing yardage, scoring, and set a conference record with an unprecedented 40 points against Homer. Chenango Valley showed its normal potent offense with the passing of Rick Harrison and the versatility of Jim Kendrick. Defense came through when it had to and backed up th e offense by creating many turnovers. Coaches Costello, Ames, and Travis worked hard to make it a successful season. Jim Benko, Steve Taylor, Perry Kendrick, and Jim Kendrick received All-STAC honors. In final revenge in the game of the year, C. V. crushed Owego 48-0 under pressure for the championship. Return¬ ing lettermen assure a good nucleus for next year ' s team. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: J.V.s had a tough season with a 1-8 record. Bob Lalley and Mike Hall showed fine abil¬ ity throughout the season. Coaches Marble and Banks worked hard to instill a sense of competition in their players. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: “A team — Defense was the name of the game for a 2-2-2 season. A team effort has al¬ lowed only four touchdowns in the last two years. Coach Sestak had success in teaching his team the fundamentals of football. “B” team — Posted a 1-1-1 record led by Coach Moyer. t ' V ‘ FOOTBALL: First roW: Rick y Betts, Vince Dickstein, Mike Bakay, Bill Pease, Mark LaClair, Matt Moulthrop. Second row: Duane Bronson, Lyndon Bolt, Tim Minor Ed Krisko, Kevin Sabin, unidentified, Pete Lewis, Mike Burke, Tom Dunlop. Third row: Duke Klein, Mike Hall, Curt Newton, Bob Lolly, Dave Treaster, Gary Stasko, Brian McKaig, Bill Vanca, Coach Marble. Fourth row: Jim Jamieson, Ed Ulbright, Hank Stoehr, unidentified, Ben Daniels. Fifth row: Coach Banks, Bill Dodson, Chuck Jewell, Dave Holaway, Mark Dow, Dave Evans. 17

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4ms ■hm. a :■ FRESHMAN A FOOTBALL: First row: B. Stone, J. Shafer, T. Rinker, T. Miller, C. Zimmer, R. O ' Neill, S. Tyler. Second row: B. O ' Neill, K. Reardon, E. Wil- fley, S. Martin, K. Maddy, D. Ruffo, C. Work, F. Gaffney. Standing: D. Clark, D. Scott, D. Krisko, G. Durbin, S. Warfield, J. Sage, J. Moody, B. Firm- stone, M. DeNucci, K. Frayer. Missing: T. Minor, M. Bidwell. FRESHMAN B FOOTBALL: First row: J. Gallo, J. Abbey, R. Ruffo, A. Hughes, S. Freeman, M. Lamb, S. Randall, D. Belcher. Second row: B. Whitford, G. Miller, K. Patter, D. Yagher, R. Snedeaker, L. Underriner, T. Dillingham, J. Wood, D. Barnett. Absent: M. Soule, B. Hazilla, D. Hanson, D. Shoop, Coach Moyer. 16

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Varsity Cross Country Coach McDaniel’s runners were 5-0 in dual meets this year, and won the Eastern Division Title of the STAC by defeating Catholic Central in a pressure- packed final meet. They were defeated in the East-West Championship by a strong Ithaca team. Tom Ryan led the team and placed high in many highly competitive meets. Many returning lettermen insure a successful season next year. First row: Hugh Reed, Steve Seeholzer, Bob McDaniel, Tom Ryan. Second row: John Brenner, Carl Grunder. Third row: Harry Pierdomenico, Mike McNally. Tom Ryan runs . . . and runs . . . and runs John Brenner kicks for a strong finish. 18