Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

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8tkGwda STEVE JURHS Forward RICKEY FORD Center RICKY WILSON Forward DAVID LOOPE Guard FRANK BETTS Forward RUSS BARTHEL Forward JOHN CURTIS Forward ROBERT D'AGosTINo Guard DONNIS STEFFEN Guard Jtmwv Hrglwasketbaw This year the Jr. High basketball team record was 10 wins and 6'1osses. This season was the fifth straight year on the winning side . High caliber players are continuing a fine tradition. The seventh grade ended their first year with a '7 and 1 record. The scoring of Ray Rutland and Jeff Vick combined with the rebounding of Emanual Bouie sparked the offense. Daryle Burchfield and Jim Gaesser pro- vided the defensive strength, and a fine bench of Scott Cliff, Randy Merle, Gary Smith and Kevin Gay provided added depth. The 8th grade ended two years with a fine 9 and 6 record. Bob D'Agostino's scoring and Frankie Betts' rebounding provided much of the key to victory. I 7HvGmda RANDY MERLE Guard SCOTT CLIFF Guard I JEFF VICK Forward DARYL BURCHFIELD Guard JIM GAESSER Guard KEVIN GAY Forward EMANUAL BOUIE Forward GARY SMITH Forward RAY RUTLAND Center

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JM ear MR. KNIGHT JOE VICK Coach Forward WALTER RUTLAND KEITH COMPTON Guard Forward JIM GERBIG GORDON SPRAGUE Center Forward JOHN MIKELS KEITH WHIPPLE Center Guard CRAIG WOLF JOE SPANN Forward Guard JEFF CLIFF Guard PHIL DAgostino Guard ED GAESSER Guard GARY KLUDT Guard TOM COLE Guard The 1973-74 Junior Eagles won 6 and lost 12. The record really doesn't indicate the quality of the team as they lost 9 of the games by nine points or less. Four sophomores CAPTAIN - Craig wolf and eight freshmen made up the team so inexperience that hurt the team this year will COACH - Mr. Knight help it next year. Craig Wolf captained the team and led it in scoring with 237 points Pavilion ' 63-55 Kendall 64-61 Elba Arcadia 69-39 Kendall 42-47 Alexander Holley 56-64 Kendall 62-58 Attica Lyndonville 55-67 Kendall 50-82 Oakfield Barker 75-58 Kendall 57-59 Holley Wheatland-Chili 45-48 Kendall 54-63 Pembrook Pavilion 56-52 Kendall 52-60 Lyndonville Elba 56-47 Kendall 61-50 Wheatland Byron-Bergen 58-47 Kendall 44-61 Barker 5

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V ,. A . , -. X The 72-'73 Varsity Basketball Team with victories over Mar- ion York Red Creek and Bloomfield brought Kendall their 1972-72 Baslaetballb ' I ii am jf , if , , , .1 avg' fu, ' A ? X A an lll y gf if p l .f rw : I r V, A ,fi -::',-.1:- V X22 KL V . 1 ,, 0 W F.. , 'B' -6 . I V' - f f x-pf B- 1 , i 5 15 gf .14 -W , it A' ' -a g L E 5 f -ff - .,as..a w ,, . 1 V , 4- ' The Big One ! ,z.f5,M,.5.,. first sectional crown. Going into the tournament Kendall was seeded first with a point total of 54. They defeated number 2 Bloomfield in the Finals. The '73-74 Varsity Basketball team won the number one posi- tion in the section five seeding with a record total of '75 points. Bloomfield placed number two again. Enroute to the sectionals the Eagles captured the Genesee Region Division II champion- ship - marking the fifth time in six years Kendall has been Divi sion II champs. High lights of the season were school records in the following areas: 109 points in a single game. 40 points by Bruce Levandowski in a single game. Sophomore Roosevelt Bouie breaking cousin Aaron's sophomore scoring record of 289 points. Roosevelt led all scorers in Genesee Region League with over 17 points per game. Going into the last game the Eagles lcarry a 16-1 record. SWK QCD li fm? Juwwv I-Hgh Q3XU4Q Susan Johnson, Dawn Furness, Mary Gaesser, Jan Hardenbrook . Vwfsftg AMLJV Qcowlaeepms Cheryl Kludt, Jean McFarlane, Melody Miller, Joy Meiers, Pat Mowers, Karen Schuler, Beverly Ergott, Bonnie Eakin, Robin Burchfield, Dona Wilson, Cathy Herman .