Heuvelton Central High School - Heuveltonian Yearbook (Heuvelton, NY)

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Darlene Downing, Joan Denny, Maureen Perry, Mary Link, Mary Breckenridge, Mary Ann Nardi. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HOTEL DENNY, HEUVELTON, NEW YORK. Row 1 - Ray Countryman, Charles Madill, Harold Curry, James Howes, Stanley McCadam, Jack Courtney. Row 2 - Jack Steele, Winston Whittemore, Coach Conklin, Fred Ashworth, Bob Finley. 26

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£ c rft F Athl etics The sports program started out with a terrific bang last fall when our school won five soccer games and lost one, there- by securing second place in the St, Lawrence Valley League Track came next on the athletic program, again our team crashed through with amazing results They secured first place at the Morristown meet and fourth place in the sec- tionals • Our Cinderella basketball team was definitely on the beam ” They steamrollered their opponents for the first ten games; then they struck a losing streak How- ever, they became Class C champions by taking second place in the regular 1‘eague games. In the play-offs, they dropped to fourth place. The whole school is proud of the athletic achievements of the various teams We are proud of them mainly be- cause they proved themselves real cham- ions in the true sense--in their fine display of good sportsmanship, loyalty to the school, cooperation with their team mates, and willingness to work SVJ t vVe A iW cA cottcC teA Journal All Valley—1951-52 flvo e to» . e Voto» petl0t to . a eU°T povtv to? cve and C»da r % Plenty Of Zip On Seconds The second team has just about as much height and power as the first five. Ashworth, in particular was a real asset to the ,eA Conklin coached team. He was the main scorer V main scorer for them had the ability to hit in double figures any night. This lad was named valedictor- ian of the senior class. Stan Mc- Cadam and Whittemore also fig- ured heavily in the streak piled up by the second place team. Second Team Whittemore, Heuvelton McCadam, Heuvelton F. Ashworth, Heuveltor Blackmer Morristown Fs H. Knight, Lisbon Wi v a ey y c0 se JtoO h J st a. % 6- X w s V X A e% 6i » °73e }lFt th ' kzX Heuvelton FG FP Finley ........... 1 0 Madill ............ 3 0 Whittemore ........ 5 1 Courtney .......... 3 1 Ashford, Fred ..... 1 0 Countrymen ........ 4 3 Ashford, F......... 3 5 Hawes.............. 2 1 Steele ............ 0 1 McCadam ........... 5 2 TP 2 6 11 7 2 11 11 5 1 12 Totals ..............27 14 68 Score at half-time: Heuvelton, 25-19. Officials: Joyce and Finnegan. Valley League Standings W 68. 63. v. Madrid FG Cloutier ......... 5 Leon Dawley 0 Bercume l McArdle ......... 0 Thompson ..... 5 X ............ 0 ---------- 4 Xeuvelton Unbeaten Heuvelton kept its unbeaten streak in tact and registered their ninth win in a row last night at the expense of Waddington by the score of 58-41. Waddington was set back to the 500 mark, having won four games in eight starts. Heuvelton FG FP TP Whittemore ...... 4 2 10 Madill .......... 4 1 9 Finley .......... 0 0 0 Steele ........... 0 0 0 Ashworth, F.........6 '3 15 Ashworth, Fred.... 0 0 C McCadam 3 4 If Courtney ........ 0 1 Countryman ........5 2 13 Howes .............0 1 Pet. 1.000 .833 .600 .500 .'333 i McCa Courtney Countryman Steele Ashworth ......... 2 Whittemore ........ 8 Hawes ............. o Madill ............ o Totals .........;16 FG Heuvelton Whittemore .........3 Madill .............4 Finley ........... 5 ’ 'wes ............0 ''worth .......10 .........0 .....1 FP 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 TP 7 8 10 1 21 0 4 1 19 0 Heuvelton Totals . 7; Trounds Hermon-DeKalb, 71-52 Heuvelton 6 Morristown 5 Madrid 3 Waddington 3 Ke’-mon-Delialb 2 Lisbon 1 5 Heuvelton Central School racked up its fourth straight vic- tory last night and moved half a game in front of idle Morris- town in the Valley League stand- ings. Heuvelton stopped Hermon- DeKalb, 71-52. Other league unes saw Madrid come from behind to dump Lisbon, 70-67, and Waddington walloped Ham- mond, 63-27. Heuvelton checked A1 Al- guire, Hermon’s big gun, in the first half, holding him to five foul points and moving out to a 29-18 lead. The winners were helped when Vining, big man on the H-D squad, iouled out be- fore the half. The Conklin-coached squad had three men with three or four' fouls and had to use them spar- ingly in the second half so that Alguire broke through for 14 more points, but it was too late. Heuvelton broke loose for 42 points in the last half, 25 of them in the third quarter for a 54-31 lead going into the last eight minutes. Everyone got into Heuvelton’s scoring act, with Fairbairn, Ashworth and Ray Countryman setting the pace. Ashworth had 27 -= nd Countryman 19. 4X ib to eakerGLlveltoF be -on to THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY POX FUNERAL HOME, HEUVELTON, NEW YORK 25 Gl Vpl So e 1 ° - , b$ll a

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Junior Varsity Left to Right - Bernie Link, Donny Cutway, Dale Thornhill, Ken Courtney, Arnold Pray, Phil Parish, Marvin Duvall, Roger Beaulieu, George Dale, Bobby Dodds, Richard Bayne, Gary Sears, Jack Woodside, Coach Conklin, Bob Smithers, Edwin Sheppard, Peter McLaughlin, Dale Ritchie, Roger Perris, Leland Shaw. Cheerleaders Joan Goulden, Florence Howes, Aleta Macaulay, Mary Ann Sovie. 27