Madrid Waddington High School - Memories Yearbook (Madrid, NY)

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Varsit Cheerleaders Frani Ruddy, Cheryl Dutton, Alice Hubbard, Linda Dunn, Mike Buckley. Kathy 'Tl1ornpson, Ginuy Hoyt, Carol Silakowski Ja vee Clieerleaclers fly: h . ,, x Fay Ruddy, Sylvia Walls, Peggy Patnode, Patsy Gallagher, .lane Dalton, Mary Cauraugh.

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J.V. Basketball STANDING M Oshier, D. Dean, P. Hayes, D. McGaw, R. Mattice, V. Ford, L. Tracy, J. Wears, D. Hughes, R. Clookey R McGaw D Rombou li D Willard. KNEELINC: Manager T. Carkner, Coach Murray. The 1963-64 ,I.V. basketball team under the tutelage of Coach John Murray, compiled a 5-11 record for their first season in the Northern League. Although the team com- pleted a not too pleasing season, the record was not a true indication of the play. Crushing defeats were handed to our boys on only four occasions, and in all others scores were close. The Junior Yellow Jackets started the year with very little playing experience and a lot of hustle. The bright moments of the season came with victories over Saranac Lake, Salmon River, St. Lawrence Central and Norwood-Norfolk twice: Other bright spots were several tremendous first halves. In looking ahead to next year, Coach Murray will have a seasoned nucleus around which to build his team with so-me eighth grade hopefuls to fill the gaps. I I QU 6 4 .lk

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Varsity Baseball I , K J . FRONT: R. Cline, R. Bogart, L, Clark K. Graves, D. Cauraugh, J. Condlin, G Bercume, A. Myers. BACK: J. Morgan R. Wright, B. Pierce, D. Pierce, R Cameron, J. Porteous, Coach Whalen R. Cardoza, T. Charlebois. The baseball season proved to be a profitable one as the team placed first in the St. Lawrence Valley League with a 9 wonil loss record. Larry Clark, team captain, proved a versatile performer as he anchored a veteran infield at shortstop as well as sharing the pitching, and even the catching when injuries forced the veteran Roy Cam- eron to the sidelines. Ron Bogart again proved to be the top pitcher in the league as well as one of the top hitters. Don Cauraugh at first base, Bob Wright at second base and Dave Pierce at third rounded out a strong defensive infield. Pierce and Wright delivered many key hits throughout the season. John Porteous, Bob Cline, John Condlin, and Gary Bercume shared outfield duties and did a commendable job. Dick Hill, reserve catcher, Bernie Pierce. utility infielder, Al Myers, pitcher, gave Coach Whalen fine reserve strength. Ken Graves compiled an exceptional batting average as strictly a pinch hitter and had several extra base hits to his credit. Clark. Bogart, and Pierce were unanimous selections for the All Star Team for the second successive year. The team participated in the Sectional tournament losing to Brushton-Moira 2-1. Junior Varsity Baseball 1 , KNEELING: D. XIcGaw, K. Blan chard, C. Campbell, C. Dunlop, J Currier. STANDING: L. Young, J. Ceurtsen, T. Moulton, R. Mc Caw, W. Fairbridge, Coach Audet. 1