Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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VARSITY PLAYERS No. of Player games Baskets Fouls Total Average played Alan Truehart 21 397 18.9 James Stone 20 284 14.2 Rene Routhier 21 228 10.8 Robert Lash 21 180 8.5 Bruce Craig 20 175 8.7 Richard Kinlock 21 Robert Skrocki 13 Bernhard Kober 12 Kenneth Smith 12 Richard Fappiano 5 1327 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Baskets Fouls Points Kober, Bernhard 42 38 122 Fappiano, Richard 43 31 117 Nadolny, Richard 45 20 110 Sprocki, Robert 38 26 102 Laplante, Tommy 40 19 99 Walsh, Tommy 25 30 80 Jayes, David 10 12 32 Girouard, Steve 2 11 15 Kinlock, Dicklw 4 1 9 Smith, Kennyfli 2 4 8 Ziomek, Richard 2 2 6 Trudeau, Jamesx' 2 0 4 Adamski, Carl 0 4 4 Truehart, Alan 1 0 2 Laplante, Richard 1 0 2 Weibel, Richard 1 0 2 Baca, Martin 0 1 1 Bouchard, Ronny 0 0 0 Zabek, Thomas 0 0 0 258 199 715 I9Played only the first game on Junior Varsity 2H'Played on the varsity for the rest of the season Won 13 Lost 7

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1954 - 1955 Won 12 - Lost 9 BASKETBALL 1954 - 55 The Easthampton High School Eagles winged their way through another successful season, winning twelve out of twenty-one games. March first saw the Eagles battling Turners Falls at the Western Massachusetts Small High School Tournament in the U. of M. cage at Amherst. To the keen disappointment of the hard- E. H. S. Opponents E. H. S. 77 ..................... St. Michael's ........................... 38 Won 50 ........ ........ H opkins ................ ............. A Won 56 ........ ........ H opkins ..................... ............ L ost 41 ........ ........ N orthampton ......... ............ L ost 55 ........ ........ D eerlield ............. ........ W on 39 ........ ........ N orthampton ...... ............. L ost 63 ....... ........ S t. Michael's .... .,...,.. W on 78 ........ ........ D eerfield ........,. ............. W on 50 ..................... Agawam ........ ........,... if Lost 100 ..................... Palmer ........................ ....... li Won 70 ........ ........ W are ..,..,....................................... 9f'Won 52 ....... ........ W est Springfield .................. l'Lost 55 ........ ,....... E niield .......................................... 'kLost 66 ........ ........ L udlow ,....................... ....,........ 'W Won 48 ........ ........ A gawam ........... ............... 5 Lost 99 ........ ........ P almer ........................ ............. le Won 85 ....... ........ W are ................................... ....... ll Won 61 ........ ........ W est Springfield .................. 1'fWon 45 ........ ........ E nfield ....,...................................,. 'eLost 79 ........ ........ L udlow ........................ ........ 49 Won 58 ..................... Turners Falls ...... ........ T Lost 1327 1116 T - Tournament Game 5 1' - Overtimeg 'K - Valley Wheel Games working team and coach, and the loyal Easthampton fans, the game was lost to Turners Falls. For their enthusiastic efforts and the splendid spirit shown throughout the season, Coach Roland Reed and his team were rewarded by a splendid banquet given in their honor by the Easthampton Lions Club. 63.1 Average points per game 53.1 Opponents average points per game f Nm I 1 f s 5 N,

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FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS Betsy Ramsey, Captaing Lois Bovat, Cynthia Thouin, Luanne Bergman, Sandra Damon, Corinne St. Martin, Theresa Ceberek, Theresa Baldyga. ALL SET PM This is the familiar ery of our cheerleaders at every game. In anticipation all eyes focus on the vivacious members of the cheering squad in their attractive uniforms of maroon and white. Many a new cheer and song, skillfully worked out, met with enthusiastic response to the girls' exuberance, vigor, and pep. YOU BET lf' These qualities, combined with the good spirits of our leaders, were reflected in all our students in their display of good sportsmanship at the disappointing outcome of this year's tournament. Well symbolized in that small but greatly valued emblem received at the tournament Mthe finale of this year's performance of our cheer- leaders - was the fine caliber of school spirit and sentiment. SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS Carol Poudrier, Jean Kaeppel, Irene Soja, Alice Geryk, Gloria LaLiberty, Carol Kinlock.