Greece Arcadia High School - Chronos Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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LET'S W LK TOGETHER SO WE CAN PLAY TOGETHER . . . RIGHT: The gun signaled the start of the walk for sports at Autumn Lane School. LOWER LEFT: Ar- cadia coaches, Dick Kishlar, Bill Coe, John Alampi, Gary Keenan, and Dick Bennett, walked to lend sup- port to the sports program. LOWER RIGHT: Greg Shaw, Jim Johnson, and Ed Ellis completed the al- most 10 mile walk to Olympia High School. 5 .swif 10 .13 ty --, I The time was at hand for all good men to come to the aid of Greece high school athletics. The voters of Greece had initially given our sports program a jolt when they decided on an austerity budget that left no money for sports. Supporters of athletics, most notably the high school booster clubs, responded with a Walk for Sports to raise the money necessary for fall sports. Rallying to the cause, Arcadians helped raise over S 1 2,000.00. The town was duly impressed and voted money to keep the Titans and other Greece teams in the field for the 1975-76 season. It was an all-around fine effort by some fine people in support of a fine sports program.

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WALK FOR PORTS UPPER LEFT: Brothers and sisters walked together to keep sports in Greece. UPPER RIGHT: Greece residents, whether they were I4 or 40, walked for the cause. LOWER LEFT: Jenny Peterson and Nancy Motter get their sponsor cards stamped at checkpoint one. Athena. LOWER RIGHT: Town Supervisor, Don Riley, drove a town garbage truck, to gather all the litter that walkers had picked up.