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

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SOCCER s- Jef 90 Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill Cobleskill - aim- - -as X it -Q FRONT ROW, leh to right: C, Hotaling, R. Bortell, P. Myers, C. Loucks, 5. Northrup, A. Thurman, R. De Ruvo, E, Sisson. SECOND ROW: D, Osterhout, J. Thompson, L. Empie, T. Peckman, R. Kodra, R. Mann, P. Petracca, P. Standhan, C, Oertel. THIRD ROW. Coach May, C, Cropsey, F. Boreali, R. OTTman, R. Hopkins, L. Pucken, C. Sisson, R. Evans, R. Winegard, W. Almy, C, Dyer, T. Rol-cier. Middleburg Sharon The T954-55 Soccer Squad was one of The finest Egsgigrign Tielded in The pasT Tew years. Their record of seven FT plain wins, one Tie, and Three losses is ample proof of Middleburg Their spirit and drive. Their Tinal loss, a 2-I set Gilboa back, came aT The hands of Grand Gorge, The M-H10 Sharon g W eventual champion of section Tour, in The Tinal Schoharie gg Tive seconds of play, aTTer.The Cobleskill boys dburry 1 FT' Plain Iyyriyy gg iryk A had led since early in The Tirst quarter. Grand Gorge BASEBALL JC. 'IJ W Q33 S X , 5 --f I Qi 1 W L ll JT FIRST ROW, left To right: T Sudol, T. Mandese, C. Spaulding, G. O'NeiII, C. Jones, G. Mesick, C. Ray, SECOND ROW- Coach Pedersen B Evans, W Hogcboom, S Northrup, R, Haver CCapt.j, N. Akeley, R. Kodra, W McGurn THIRD ROW D Osterhout, P Pctracca, C Hogeboonw. D. Mann, R. Brown, T. Peckham. Cobleskill finished second in the Schohonna League with 6 wins and 2 losses. The leading hitter was Charley Spaulding f.393I5 the leading hurler was Shaun Northrup Q6-QQ. The outstanding event was an I IVO, no hit perfect game pitched by Shaun Northrup, against Worcester.

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JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL wg Front row, left to right: R. Lighthall, M. Lyons, J. Mattice, J. Byrnes, G. Mann, M. Brown, R. Downing. Second row: H. Warner, R. Cole, A. Morlang, A, Laubmeier, C. Ortel, W. Cain, Mr. Pederson, W. Hoge- boone, L. Empie, D. Evans, V. Brown, N. Barner, F. George. MR. PEDERSON UNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES MR. JACKMAN , Second row: B. Hartman, N. Byrnes, N. Hotaling, G Stemhrlber C Sklnner Front row, left to right: N. Bent, J. Parslow, J. Cochrane J Magee L Dyer

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TRACK C531 FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Barber, C. Spaulding, R. Merkley, C. Ray, M. Holmes, A. Sudol, H. Woltarth M. Morlang, J. Kniften. SECOND ROW: P. Myers, C. Kenyon, A. Thurman, J. Hummel, R. Brazie, J. Kniskern. THIRD ROW: J. Conroy, D. Hotaling, C. Hotaling, R. Brown, E. O'NeiI, E. Sisson, R. Grant, R. Manchester, R. Hutchins, Mr. Bennett. The Cobleskill Trackmen began the I954 season with a squad ot newly eligible candidates and returning lettermen. At the one dual and two triangular meets, our boys came out on top. The County Meet, held at Middleburgh, was again taken by Cobleskill. Cobleskill placed eighth in the sectionals. CROSS COUNTRY .f.,v FIRST ROW, left to right:E. O'NeiI, F. Ottman, C, Kenyon, R. Brown, R. Haver. SECOND ROW: W. Seacord, V. Mandese, R. Cross, M. Proper, A. Morlang. THIRD ROW: Coach Benett, G. Mickle, W. Cain, W- MSHIKIHS, J. Baker, D. Hotaling, W. Hogeboon, R. Mickle. The harriers failed to notch?-win during the season. Although on the losing end of the record, they showed a lot of hustle, determination, and improvement with a record of 3 second places out of 6 meets. One bright spot was the running of Chuck Kenyon who managed to finish among the winners in most of the meets. P9 as QQ . . 'fi -aff Raw' iffy I - ' rf r 222 5212 ff f'