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D gwlge i-voR1UM gf- M-iraqi 1 FOOTBALL Last season Cohoes High School had a football team which was indeed worthy of representing the school on the gridiron. Although the record they compiled is not a perfect one it compares more than favorably with the records of former teams of Cohoes High School. We sincerely hope future teams will strive to live up to the record of this year's team. SCHEDULE Sept. 23-Cathedral 0 C. Sept. 30-C. C. H. S. 6 C. Oct. 7-Philip Schuyler 32 C. Oct. 14-Saratoga 6 C. Oct. 28-Lansingburgh 0 C. Nov. 4-Mechanicville 13 C Nov ll-Troy High 20 C. WON TIED LOST PCT 2 2 3 .400 Opponents Points C. H. S. 77 38 Fifty-four
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Q l ieoniuiw l . GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN NELLIE KONIOWKA . . President ELISABETH PELESZ . . Vice-President JEAN LA POINTE . . Treasurer EUNIC13 SANTARCANGELO . . Secretary In thc fall of 1936, the girls interested in sports organized the Girls' Athletic Association, more commonly known as the G.A.A. In 1938 the G.A.A. adopted a new point system whereby the girls may earn letters. Each girl, in order to win a letter, must have eight hundred points. These points are obtained through efiiciency, citizenship, and activity in class. Every Thursday during the school year, the girls meet to take part in sports that are appro- priate to the season. The regular meeting of the G.A.A. is held on the first Wednes- day of every month. Miss Olive McBain, who is the physical instructor for the girls of Cohoes High School, is faculty adviser for the organization. Fifty-three CW 5 iioii 1940 - -Q 1 ali?
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-1 isoiwm -- iirre BASKETBALL On the evening of December 8, 1939, the blue and gold gladiators of Cohoes High School entered the basketball arena against Heatly High School. Their decisive victory in this opening conflict forecast a successful future. Under the direction of Captain Bill Waterhouse, the team completed a very successful season. The team was entered in two leagues this year and this made the whole season more interesting to players and spectators. The personnel of the team is as follows: Capt. William Waterhouse, William Williams, James Bottum, Edward Farrell, George Hume, Francis LaBarre, Edward Pater, Kenneth Suprenant, Roland Bon- neau, Robert Hughes, james Drummond. Fifty-five D 5 11940 me C 5
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