Maple Hill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Castleton On Hudson, NY)

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Esca inff from a near- in, Brunner attempts a reversal. po P if 1 Carney hoists his opponents in preparation for a take-down. M.H.H.S. 0pp0f1ef11S l 15 Mohonasen 38 l 42 Ravena-Coeymans 5 8 Bethlehem Central 3-l l 41 Ravena-Coeymans 5 l 30 Columbia 16 l 19 Catskill 23 V 19 Columbia 18 l 6 Albany Academy 36 l 11 Mohonasen 29 l 23 Hoosick Falls 21 20 Albany High 30 23 Philip Schuyler 13 14 Catskill 26 17 Schoharie 23 A Columbia matman is bested by Crocco. EXPERIENCE IMPROVES GRAPPLER A year of experience proved a deciding factor in the success of Maple Hillls wrestling team. Show- ing vast improvement over the ini- tial year's grappling, the team ended its 1964 season with a 6-8 record. This score gains real sig- nificance when it is realized that the Wildcats held half their matches against Class A schools. Coach Michael Nagle worked with the boys each day after school and frequently on week- ends, getting them into shape. The coach forecasts an even better record next year, since experience in this sport is essential. FIRST ROW: Kevin Brunnerg Gerald Prevostg Patrick Cloverg Augustine Croccog Wayne Van Alleng Randolph Parker. SECOND ROW: Robert Curtisg Herman Beckerg Kenton Curtisg Michael O'Buckleyg Mr. Michael Nagle, Coachg Edward Carneyg James Van Bureng Paul McCanng Ross Hymen, Manager. 39

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M.H.H.S, Opponents 61 New Lebanon 19 -13 Coxsackie Athens 27 -19 Voorheesyille -12 32 lchabod Crane 61 '12 Rayena-Coeymans 20 42 Wate1'ford 29 31 Catskill 38 60 Heatly 28 64 Ockawamick 63 43 Coxsackie-Athens 36 41 New Lebanon 28 21 Voorheesville 58 22 Rayena-Coeymans 27 25 Ichabod Crane 49 21 Waterford All 40 Ockawamick 52 FIRST ROW: John Timmerman, Manager Tnnothv Ro er Dmd Ennis Janne Nlontro -13 Catskill 41 Willialn Van Orig David Riley: William Cranford QECOND ROW Wrlliirii Wm Rlartom P16 Heath, 36 Warren Chapman: Dennis Gibbons: Richard Nlorri Man In et Yvilham 'iIcCrith John COOII Mr. Gerald Hill. Coach. J . V .DS GAI VALUAB LE K OWLEDGE The Junior Varsity basketball Gerald Hill, the Junior Varsity had year is one of learning and pre- a very successful season. Next paration for future Varsity play- yearls varsity squad should' be ing. The fundamentals are stressed strengthened tremendously by the and each participiant has the op- added experience possessed by this portunity to use them at practices. YCHIJS Junior Varsity players. Under the supervision of Coach 38 Rogers glides for a basket.

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Taking a firm stance, Kunieki studies the pitcher's windup. WILD CAT NINE Scores lVl.H.H.S. Opp. 3 Waterford 6 5 Averill Park 2 12 Voorheesville 10 6 Heatly 5 13 Waterford 3 12 Voorheesville 3 5 Heatly 19 11 Catskill 10 3 Ravena 10 3 Coxsackie-Athens 10 Jumping high in the air, Lapp completes a double play. FIRST ROW: Daniel Nicholsg Russell Reickertg Roger Lappg Walter Cantineg Vincent Valentig Thomas Weijolag Clark Bulang Fredrick Lappg Philip DiMura. SECOND ROW: Dennis Gibbonsg Stuart Kunickig Joseph DiMurag James Gibhonsg Charles Tossoneg Richard Morrisg William Van Blarcorng Mr. Robert Wygant, Coach.