Franklin Central High School - Liberanni Yearbook (Franklin, NY)

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MUTILUHCI dl MUJIDILNTY CUDUJNGQHIU The Athletic Council this year has not held an elect- ion of officers. This is due to the fact that the athletic program has gone much more smoothly than usual this year, thereby creating few difficulties to be straightened out. The reaction of students toward athletics and school spirit indicate that the aims of the Council in promoting interest and sports- manship are being attained. The Student Council was newly organized this year and has not gathered momentum as yet. The object of this club is to bring the ideas and opinions of the faculty and the students closer together. Members are the president and one elected representative from each of the Junior and Senior High School classes. This year the President of the Council was Eva Charles: Vice President, Francis Sch ittg Secretary, Charles Underwood. The organization has adopted a constitution. BASE I BALI. ' Baseball Schedule 1957 May :5 Delhi May 6 -l+Unadi11a May ll NNew Berlin May 14 -:-s. N. Berlin U V May 18 4New Berlin ' May 21 tUnadi1la May 25 NS. N. Berlin 7,0 111 M in may 27 Sidney ,ff V' lg ' June 1 Sidney l l ' June 5 All-Star 'H rx I- C '.. 4 League Games The 1957 baseball season looked very hopeful with its squad of about twenty-five candidates. The squad lost only four regular players. They were Millard Secord, the regular p1tcher,Kenneth Simmons, Donald McKown, and Richard Taylor. Coach Cook looks to his battery of three pitchers, Edward Sienicki, Lynn Feltman, and Lavern Schreher with Barnes as the main back stop, with the support of fielders and basemen to bring his team through the season undefeated. This will be rather difficult because of the heavy schedule.

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