Downsville Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Downsville, NY)

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Fnfst Grade Porter, Wh.1.1'zneysr, Smith, Williams, O'Connor, Baker, Mills,Thora1dsen, Tomoklns, Whitmeyer Third Row Barnes, Rose, Crandall ,Brown, Edwards, Allen, Miller, Jawors Gray, Murphy,Homovich Fourth Row: Gerber, Soules, Olsovsky, Lupean, Pardee, Baldauf, Lutz, Mrs Beers K1ndergarten First Row: Fuller, Reynolds, Knowles, VerNooy, Bellows, Barnhart, Fitch, Fitch,Moore, Lewis, Miller, Lowe, Talerioo, Elmore. Second Row: Homovich, Finch, Miller, Ellet, Jacobson, Candy, D'Addezio, Metz, Hillis, Leonard, Edwards, Murphy, Davis. Third Row, Reynolds, Conklin, Pardee, Byington, Hood, Young, Banks, Cole, Cable, Sears, Reed, Fairbairn, Marshall. Absent: Simpson, Eck, Shields, Peek, Babcock, Bull. 19 O First Row: Tompkins, Baxter, Knapp, Kelly, Johnson. Second Row: I-Lyzer, Lewis, Lewis, ' ' . 3 - Q IW: O

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Basketba First Rowx Bill Clapperton, Ted Tompkins, Graydon Williams, Larry Lord, Paul 52116146 Second Row: Coach Williams, Raymon Bull, Harold Zimmerman, John Neff, George Dion, Mgr T fkf., VARSITY RECORD Hancock 'Halton Andes 'Hsrgeretville Hancock Roscoe 'South Kortright Hel sohmanns 'Delhi 'Stamford Pleischmsnns Andes 'Halton Roscoe ESHEX SBEERSEXR Dovnsville Downsville Downsville Downsville Downsville Downsvil le Downsville Downsville Downsville Downevllle Downsville Downsville Downsville Downsville 58335 525358353 x X 1 T' in ' XY ' 'C l I X W if HX . A NM? 1 ' I. 2 Q free,-'fum Downsville , 'South Kortright - Dgwnsville ... 'Delhi - Downsville - 'Stsmford -- Downsville -- ' League Games H 8 'Margaretville High hopes, enthusiasm, and skepticism all greeted the Downsville quin- tet as they hit the hardwood in November. Last yesr'e championship club had been hit by gsduatica as three of the starting five had departed 3 however, two 'big guns' returned to form s nucleus to defend their championship. Harold Zinmermsn and Graydom Williams, playing their final year, quickly showed their mettle on the inside and outside attsok. Ray Bull stepped off the varsity bench to grab a forward position while Ted Tompkins, Mel Clap- pertm, Paul Shields, John Neff, and Larry Lord came from last year's chem'- pionship J.V. tesm to vie for a versity position. The boys started fast, grabbing all six games before Christmas vacation. Beat in an overtime in their first encounter after Christmas, the Purple and White clipped off seven more victories before bowing again. The Junior Varsity, made up mostly of sophomores and juniors, lacked experience and had a rough road to follow. heartbreaking were four of their losses by one point. As usual, their lack of finesse was more than compensa- ted by their spirit. 21