Lake Shore Central High School - Shorelines Yearbook (Angola, NY)

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Kneeling, Left to right: Richard Maronski. Anthony Borzilleri. Coach Found. Standing: James Gilbert, Manager, Kenneth Smith, Robert Kryazak, Fred 'l'harp, Clayton Jewitt. Harold Abrams. James Geist, Carl Iilzer. Robert Ware, Lanny Ross. George Hedden. SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL I953 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I I I I I I I I .ake ake .ake ake .ake ake ake 1-ke Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Sloan ,,.......HoIlantl ,,.....t..Frontier North Collins ,,,,,,,,lVIaryvale .,,.,,SpringviIIc .....,r.t.Eden ,,,,,,Holland lake I ake Lake Lake lake lake lake Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore ,I ,,,Frontier North Collins ,,,,..,.MaryvaIe ,Silver Creek .,,,,,SpringviIIe Sloan ,t,,,..,,Eden 55 47 47 75 45 69 67 GEORGE EHRING o 67

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First Row. Left to right: George Hedden. l.anny Ross. Mathew Jalsevac. Richard Woods, Robert Ware, Harold Abrams. Fred Tharp. Second Row: Ronald Saeli, Geraldine Kumm. Barbara Hudak. .Iames Gilbert, Richard Maronski. Joan Bartus, Frank Museato. Donna 0'connelI. Nancy Ciccarella. Third Row: Coach Found, John Patterson. Marlene Garlock. Ruth Hazard, Marilyn Patterson. .lanice Notaro, Claudia Smith. Patricia Wall. Carol Ginnetti. .loycc Weinheimer, Peggy Wilson, Carl lilzer, Mrs. Camplin. Fourth Row: Otto Baker. Robert Kryszak. Barbara Hagreen. Shirley Riek. Helen Brinkus. Violet Ellis. Rosanne Rebescher, Priscilla Thayer, Alberta Winters. Charles Muscato, Floyd Tyler. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council has been accountable for the business proceedings and programs ot' the athletic activities in Lake Shore Central. lt has done a considerable amount in furthering the interest and spirit of all sports. This year our Athletic Council is under the able supervision of Mrs. Camplin and Mr. Found. The meetings are held on the first Monday of each month. An activity which the council has participated in is selling tickets for both basketball and football games. The council this year also had a dance which recognized the beginning of basketball season. After the meetings. sports for both boys and girls were played. There was never any arguing or bickering around the members with the exception ot' the boys' protests for spending Athletic Council money for girls' athletic awards. The council's meetings were always conducted in strict parliamentary procedure with a few good-natured suggestions. unrecognized by the floor. All in all we feel that we have helped to make this organization prominant in L. S. C. 66 0 BOBS SUPER MARKET-Angolc:'s Finest Food Store

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, Left to right: Gary Widmer. Gary Palmeter. John Holben, William Wright, Paul Schraft, James Ferrino. Second Row: James Hedden, James Green, .lack Hazard, Floyd 'l'yIer, Marco Faraci, Paul Hagerty. Anthony La Russo. Third Row: Matthew Ferraro. Vincent Leone, Henry Wojda, Fred Gros. Robert Howdcr. Joseph Azzarella, Ronald Saeli, Coach Kin. Won - 5 lost --- lll High Scorers: Jack Hazard .,,,.,. .... l 39 points Marco Faraci ,,,,, ,.,.,, 9 8 points ,loe Azzarella ,.,,, ,,.,., 6 6 points HQNKKXQQQ QNQQOQQ Q SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS Our record for all the games was six victories and nine defeats. In league games Lake Shore won six and lost four. Offensive average per game was 5l.I. Defensive average per game was 55. The team ended the season in third place in the Erie County Intcrscholastic Conference Division 3. Dick Woods brought an honor to himself as well as the team by being selected for the Eric County lnterscholastic Conference Division 3 all star team, which is composed of the five best players in the league in the division in which he played. Jim Geist. Tony Borzilleri, and Dick Maronski received honorable mention. 68 0 COMPLIMENTS OF ROSS'