Cohoes High School - Cohisean Yearbook (Cohoes, NY)

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g'The present is our owng but while we speak, we cease from its possession, and resign the stage we tread on, to another race as vain, and gay, and mortal as ourselvesf, Peacock. Winter arrived with a resounding crash - a devastating ice storm and a basketball victory over our arch rival. Bowling teams for both girls and boys were formed. The Cohisean and Punch staffs settled down to hard work, and the classes were busily engaged in various activities. Busiest of all were the Seniors, who emerged as the scholastic, athletic and so- cial leaders of Cohoes High.

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FRESHMAN TEAM: FIRST ROW, Andy Currie , Joe Bar- Coach Kluth, Tom Ryan, Len Boyle, Bill Langley, Russ bera, Dan Hytko, George Stojak, Bill Semenick, Marty Ryan, Coonradt, Bob Burns, Lynn Dearstyne, Howard Evertsen, Tom Howe, Ricky Longtin, Don McMahon. SECOND ROW, Mark Ringer, Tom McKinley, Manager. Fresh Gain Valuable Experience PRACTICE - Marty Ryan, Howie Evertsen and Russ Coonradt practice rebounding in the school gym. The Freshman team, coached this year by Mr. Fred Kluth, physical education in- structor in the elementary schools, played an eight-game schedule. The C.H.S. team .A competed with Freshman teams of other area schools. The experience thus gained in competition is of great value in build- ing a sports program at Cohoes High School. SCORES Freshman Basketball Cohoes Opponent 35 LaSalle 40 62 Milne 415 42 Shenendehowa 31 49 Albany Academy 52 57 LaSalle 101 63 Shenendehowa 45 66 Milne 52 52