Glens Falls High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

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Q' -,2 g IM 'Q ,. N0 First row. left to right: Mr. Fellers and Mr. Dwyer, assistant coaches, Coach Putt LaMay, Chris Hallenbeck and Brian Wilsey, co-captainsg Mr. Backer and Mr. Cubbins, assistant coachesg Ronnie Burdo, manager. Second row: Jon Hurwitz, David Eastwood, Nelson Gause, Neild Waterman, Bruce Coon, Michael Lebowitz, Gerald Chandler, Calvin Tucker, Skip Potter, Ken Seeber. Third row: Pat Wright, Mike Smith, Todd Zenger, Andy Garand, Neil Davis, Brian Nichols, Walter Harrison, Pat Mudgette, Dave Usher, Jim Whitney, Tom Marchewka. Fourth row: Gene Cimini, Dave Clark, Bill Bemis, John Weber, Dale Comar, Joe Carusone, Neil Goodrich, Steve Kelly, Joe Monsour, Chuck Westfall. Fifth row: Dean Howland, Gary Davignon, Don Maynard, Tom Charlebois, David Brower, Pete Lemery, Dave Chagnon. Richard Collin, Bill Garrow, Lawrence Barker. Sixth row: Jim Barber, Jim May, David Reynolds, Mike Chandler, Bruce McElmon, Dave Usher, David Duell, Peter Partridge, Ricky Nathan, Randy Glenn. Seventh row: Steve Craig, Larry Morrow, Bob Vosburgh, Barry Suckman, Fred Ramsey, Brian Clements, Wayne Chagnon, Daryl Blake, Ray McCoy, Tommy Noonan. 7 Off to a fast start, winning their first five games, the Indian gridiron eleven suffered heartbreaking set- backs in their last two games to finish the Northern Conference race in the runner-up spot. The highlight of the season came when the Indians knocked Northern Conference Co-champion White- hall from the ranks of the undefeated. Defeat at the hands of Hudson Falls came only after a 60 yard pass play with minutes remaining to be played in the game, while the loss to the Kerries resulted from the extra point conversions and a last quarter goal-line stand. Field general Chris Hallenbeck was supported in the backfield by such staunch TD marchers as Mike Smith, Cal Tucker, Todd Zenger, and Neild Waterman. Up front on the offensive and defensive lines were such standouts as Bruce Coon, Skip Potter, Brian Wilsey, Mike Lebowitz, Dave Eastwood, and Tom Marchewka. The work of the Junior Varsity, who compiled a record of three wins, one tie, and two losses, indicates future promise to the varsity ranks. 30

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ra as f i Co-captains Chris Hallenbeck and Brian Wilsey lead the Indians on to the gridiron for the second half as our peppy cheerleaders and marching band pave the way. Members of the J.V. eleven block the dummies in preparation for their next opponent. Assistant Coach Cubbins goes over some defensive plays with members of the J.V. squad. It takes more than one Hudson Falls man to haul 32 Neild Waterman plunges through the line for a size- down Cal Tucker, one of our ace players. able gain as the Indians trounce Whitehall 12-0.