Cobleskill Central High School - Kokillian Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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i 1 -. 5 l66l Tennis Team Left lo Right: Coach Bennett. E, Bonk. A. Norton, C. Kenyon. D. Coons. .-X tennis team was started last spring with seven boys out for the team. Three matches were held in the springftuo with Delhi and one with flneonta. Ski Team Front Row, left to right: J. Monton, E. Anderson, D. Oster- hout, L. Petteys. Second Row: Coach Bennett, G. O'Neill, D. Kling, F. llaccalous, J. Yan Vllagenen, A. Norton, I. Van Schoick, G. Mesick. The ski team. open to all students. was organ- ized for the first time last winter. However, due to poor skiing conditions. only one meet was scheduled. Last year twenty enthusiasts turned out for skiing. and we hope to have a larger following this year. . f P f A r 1 s Intramural Board Left to Right: R. Brazie. C. Wlarner. F. Boreali. R. Haver, M. Holmes. T. Peckham. Coach Bent. It is the duty of the lntramural Board to set up a program of athletics for all boys in junior and senior high school. This is done by forming intramural and interclass teams in such sports as football. basketball. volleyball. and softball. The board also sponsors an athletic banquet in honor of the cheerleaders and members of the various interscholastic teams.

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ZW Cross Countr Front Row, left to right: C. Ray, C. Kenyon, R. O'Neil, C. Spaulding, R. Second Row: D. Hotaling, R. Ottman, R. Evans, Coach Bennett, J. Ottman, E. 0'Neil, R. Brown. Manchester. Twelve boys turned out early this fall for cross country running. Five of these boys returned from last year's squad. The record stood as follows for this year: four wins, second place in the sectionals, and ninth place in the Grout Invitational Meet at Schenectady. Track This year's track team was largely composed of undeeclassmen, and in spite of being young cindermen, they managed to win two dual meets and the prize County Meet which was held at Middleburg. It wasixdht of the question to expect these boys to follow last yearis sectional champs. butout otfwseventeen teams they finished ninth. - n . .f v X .xl N-l I' i Front Row, left to right: M. Holmes, C. Kenyon, D. Smal- lidge, L. Pickett, E. Bonk, C. Ray, C. Spaulding. Sec- ond Row: P. Myers, R. Brown, C. Warner, M. Mor- lang, R. Brazie, C. Barber. Third Row: Coach Bent, R. O'Neil, C. Hotaling, T. Kelly, R. Brazie, B. O'Toole. Fourth Row: C. Kingsley, P. Stand- hart, A. Thurman, J. Knis- kern, R. Merkley, G. Hum- mel. Fifth Row: R. Man- chester, E. Sisson, T. Sudol. gl ' 'I f20'Z? :'1f f7 f2 CI' ' res

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Junior Varsity Front Row, left to right: R. Palmer, J. Byrnes, S. Flora, J. Fogel, N. Lambert, J. Rok- jer. Second Row: N. Empie QManagerD. CHEERLE DER Varsity Front Row. left to right: C. Couch, J. Kodra, M. Chamberlin. Second Row: C. Collyer, A. Tilla- paugh QManagerJ, K. Oksa. Third Row: H. Spaulding, E. Kronerke. Our cheerleaders are the symbol of the renowned spirit of C. H. S. Their undying energy and loyalty have encouraged our basketball teams to triumph over many a tough opponent. The work that these twelve girls, their managers. and advisor must do behind the scenes oftimes goes unnoticed. Much prac- tice is given in order to attain the pre- Cision of timing and memory so well dis- played at every game. Without this spark of enthusiasm, no game would be complete. - I ' . A MJ sf' Zagat 7447 J f ' ,fZf,' f59,,Q Lf, ',j 7 M6441-Z L'bC,f!Jl,f1U,0oVLf .QQ 'Lf J J V 7c2ee,Af,,V5q5Z,e famaitfykosdgs' y y A ,g 67