Leavenworth Central High School - Roll Call Yearbook (Wolcott, NY)

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Bmkeibcllf Vanin Kneeling Leland DeMass, Claude Hine, Arden Sharpe Standing Theodore Hatter, Gary Dunton, Bruce Briggs, Mr. Robert Bradbury, Luther Robinson, Stanley Youngman, Robert Stanley The Junior Varsity team is expecting a brighter future also. With this year's exper- ience and many new players coming up from Junior High, evenyone is planning on seeing some real action next season. After the Marion game the team was greatly handicapped by the absence of Palmer who was put on the Varsity squad at that time. Coach Bradbury, while not expecting to lose too many Varsity men, will have no trouble filling the empty spaces from the Junior Varsity team. L9

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Bmkeiball fumbff Vmffizy Row I4-Richard Stottler, Reginald Miner, Stanford VanNamee, Harold Merrell, Richard Rising Row II--Robert Wiggins,GeraldLoveless, Bruce Waterman, Lawrence Hine, David Wiggins, Clarence Palmer, Mr. Robert Bradbury, E This year Coach Bradbury, working with a small number of veterans, turned out a surprisingly aggressive team. They had an unsuccessful yean, but the future looks bright with a good number of experienced players expected back next season. The team has shown great improvement since the first of the year by defeating Williamson and holding Red Creek to a score of 39 to our 37 in the most sensational game of the season. Palmer Left Forward Miner Right Forward Loveless Center Van Namee Right Guard Wiggins Left Guard A8

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4 CIEEKVAEHJETI VARSITYLMarilyn Miller, Betty Bailey, Anne Wirth, Esther Leaird, Marie Griffis Of the many events that take place during the year, the students always look forward to the choos- ing of cheerleaders. Two gym teachers, the homemaking teacher, dramatic teacher, Student Council adviser, and all mem- bers of the Student Council have an opportunity to choose these cheerleaders, basing their decision on co-ordination, ability and appearance. The five girls receiving the highest number of votes become the Varsity Cheerleaders. The five next highest are the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, The cheerleaders have accomplished many things during this school year, with Miss Hale as their adviser. These include sponsoring pep assemblies and the construction and display of up-to-date post- ers throughout the school to keep the pupils of L.C.S. informed when and where the next game is to be played. Besides leading the school cheers, the purpose of the cheerleaders is to boost the morale of the team and to promote good sportsmanship. JUNIOR VARSITY! Mildred Hatter, Nancy Doolittle, Joan Cathy, Suzanne Stell, Bertha Capron 50