Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

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Go-QlfTemw Steve Cliff Dale Hansen Gary Zinsmeister Mike Jurhs Craig Lape Eric Zinsmeister Mike Gaesser The 1974 version of the KCS golf team places its hopes on four returning letterman. Last year's linksman league compiled a 9-3 record in the G. R. finishing in second place. Dale Hansen, Craig Lape , Eric Zinsmeister, and Mike Jurhs also will be striv- ing to make the sectional team which represents the league. Coach Gerbig feels that golf has become a major sport at K.C.S. and league championships are in the near future . COACHES: Mr . Hansen Mr . Gerbig Tom Hennekey Ron Graham Shane Graham 68 AMQtwu Craig Lape Roger Tabor Mark Whipple Jeff Reamer Tim Tytler 96 x

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g 1-:gui ' - V I . ' ' - , ,w7f.,., ' . Qf, .., eq, , t . V ,V W , 3. 'L af 1, 15 Ia? J M Baseballb '74 In6feQdmsAwLOut4Siddms 1 Rich Meiers, Andy Elmore, Jeff Cliff, G if John Cook, Doug Crispell, John Clack, Jim Rath, Greg Flint Pa'cIw1sAudfCatc!ww Lon Smith, Henry Conrad, Phil D'Agostino, Tom Cole, Jim Gerbig Moavaiabupayw Keith Whipple, Craig Wolf BASEBALL '74 Graduation did not affect the Eagles last year because there were no seniors on the squad. With a good group of veterans returning the 5-6 Record should improve . School batting champ Dave Cole returns at'Shortstop - His 525 batting average of last season set the record for all future Kendall batters to short at. Tom Hennekey returns at the catching spot and pitcher Roger Taber will see a lot of action. Ron Graham will be at 3rd base again this year and Jeff Reamer will anchor the outfield at his centerfield position. Reamer's 325. and Taber's 345 will add to the hitting punch. Keith Whipple , Tom Cole and Craig Wolf are expected to move up from last year's undefeated JV team . The JV Team will be counting on Henry Conrad , Lon Smith, and Tom Rath to provide the necessary nucleus for a good season. Much help is also promised from a very good crop of freshman who will take over the vacant spots of last year's team. 67

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3 ' 'QOOCQUTQQM Girls have entered the sports scene at Kendall and many of the surrounding school districts. If enthusiasm is an indicator, a stronger sports pro- V, gram may well appear for girls in the future. w.2r,ara-. mural soccer, winning three of the four games played. Girls' soccer rules are very similar to boys' rules with few exceptions. The major dif- ference comin in scorin - iris receive two 8 8 S points for each goal and one for a penalty goal. SEASONS GAMES SOCCER TEAM: Terry Herring, Sue Miner, Dianne waise, Sally Kefdrfjilffille 4 Karynik, Carla Knobloch, Kathy Lennox, TammiHi1ger, Kathy Kenyijau 2 Tomasino, Anne Hennekey, Linda Brown, Terry Able, Patti Knob- Hilton 4 loch, Peggy Henneky, Cathy Herman. Kendall 18 'Q Lyndonville 2 K5 3 S Kendall Q5 -:E3,.'5 bgqm 'N'OUSNNWl?'ah5Chi1i o 1 , ggq- .QPU rg -vkv-o. now. COACH' 'Q' OU 5545+ 'vb ktxa Nix 55M Mrs. Brakenbur 'S J, .luv-Ml. qpvyg MAI. 00 11 CAPTAIN: wg!-Nb . 'v-Q. YA-pins Us 555 NN +9 F55 Anne Hennekey 99 Q V - 1, -5.40 ig!-I-0 bl- vi S 65 A ll E E '52 ia ' .s f K, A -5 K1--M M: . :fig . . K 1' 3 .sf ll. f-sfo' r MW, ,t.t-k QBVNL on N944 AJS eaouiurc-U-:-0 19-'N 3?--X Mx 3' rl 'fra Ar, .MK r ' xr -, , , I H.. y Y K I rx'-1 is, , W . This season, Kendall girls competed in extra-