Holland Central High School - Wooden Shoe Yearbook (Holland, NY)

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unior Varsit Basketball 3 .,.x in 2 2 5 We Q i s sw 2 6BswE'eBLL W 9 X .r.?h,g Axl. R: exgixiae' ,'w 5 1 , so elm! alfa Q fx i 'ME awww Nik. . K. fl: 'f l 1 AAA,A. 25795 J , J f ' The winter months were marked by the ex- citing and successful display of true sports- manship by the members of the J.V. team. New plays were executed at each game. The refer- ee's whistle and buzzer indicating that the clock had run out were most familiar sounds. The boys played good games and students of H.C.S. look forward to an even more success- ful season next year. s f x ' - if L uf- ? ,J .. V K ' 'rv . 4 ,XXX ,,, V I I lk. ,. --.,,. bij ,.Wc'g, 3332 'II Q ,l m -it aff f f ,l ri -- x A JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS nSee that basket, see that floor, see that man, score, score, score. This and many other lusty cheers were heard at games and at the J.V's. bi-weekly practices. These cheerleaders were an energetic group. 3

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Varsit Basketball Y WW ,927 OM! xi' V' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The thrill of cheering for the team, the support of enthusiastic specta- tors and the bus rides to out-of- town games are all part of the ex- periences of these cheerleaders. They had a successful year under the guidance of Miss Johnson. 2 - S November marked the beginning of the basket- ball season. During the winter months students thronged to hear the thud of a dribble, the cheer- ing of the fans and to be thrilled by the tense seconds in the last quarter. It was a season which true fans will remember because of the stamina, determination and teamwork of the boys. Bright lights were Dick Fischer, Sonny Hessel, Jim Kern, Dave MacArthur, Jerry Schurr, and Bert Smith who received much strength from the bench. 1 x fl 'Vt W TF , ',.:. N 4 V ld I mfs? f tl' we l N .

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m 3 an Earl 3 K A x A L ff 5 me T R A C K The snow had hardly dis- appeared when the members of the track team began their spring practice. The rhythmic jog of the runners and their breath- less pace gave the feel- ing that the season would be a success. Q K, xg an - ., f These committees were in charge of the various athletic affairs. They planned money-raising ac- tivities, the intramural programs, and approved policies connected with athletics. B A S E B A L L Spring brought the open- ing of the baseball sea- son and afternoon prac- tices and games.Familiar sounds were the smack of a home run, the umpire's shrill cry of 'strike threen, and the approval of spectators. Nothing was more pleasant than a warm May afternoon spent in observing a good game BOYS ATHLETIC COMMITTEE GIRLS ATHLETIC COMMITTEE .ff 2 This book printed by Velvatone, a special process of lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N, Y, N0 other printing firm is autilpx-ized to use the Velvatone method