Margaretville Central High School - Log Yearbook (Margaretville, NY)

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FOOTBALL M.C.S. had a very successful season in football this year, winning five games and losing two. All the boys played fine ball, due to their training under Coach Neff. This training and hard work, both on the part of the team and the coach, brought good results. The scores of the games were: M.c.s .i..........,....,.,, 64 K.c.s ..............,...,.. 21 1v1.c.s .....e,.,........,... 18 F.H.s .... M.c.s .,,....., ........ 4 0 D.c.s ...................., 22 M-C-5 ----'-------w--.A---a 14 F-H5 ---- M.c.s .,..,,... ..,..... 5 o A.c.s ............,........ zo M-C-5 '---'---e '--'-'---' 29 E-C5 -- Mes .i,,..... .,...,.c 4 o D.c.s ....i.,.............. 14 Total 255 158 BASKETBALL MCS is having a very successful basketball season. The varsity team holds first place in league standing not having been defeated in league play. Three hard fought, closely contested games have been lost to Oneonta and Andes. At the time this material was completed we still had the sec- tional games to play. Margaretville .................. Fleischmanns... Margaretvllle ..........,,...... Delhi ........ Margaretville ..,,.............. 41 Windham .,........ Margaretville Andes ....,. Margaretville ...,........,..,.. 33 Oneonta ..,..... Margaretville Walton ........... Margaretville .,................ 63 Stamford .......... Margaretville Fleischmanns Margaretville ....,.......,..... 50 Margaretville .........,,....... Margaretville .......1.......... 60 Margaretville .,..........,..... Margaretville .....,.......... Margaretville ........,.....,,,, Walton .....,.,,. Andes ..,,..............., ........., South Kortright ..........,, Oneonta .,..........,,......,...... Windham .......... Downsville ....,,. Margaretville .................. South Kortright BASEBALL Margaretville had a highly successful 1948 baseball season, winning twelve and losing six. The team was well balanced, with a defensive infield and a hard-hitting outfield. The starting nine were as follows: Allan Thompson, left field and catcherg Bill Mcfiarvey, third and pitcherg Ray Edwards, shortstop, jerry Ladenheim, third base and pitcherg Ed Sweeney, catcherg Pete Hill, first baseg Bill Kavanaugh, center fieldg Duane Gillespie, second base, Leonard Faulkner, right field. The scores of all the games, which includes nan-scheduled games were: Margaretville ....1....... Fleischmaiinsn.- ......,............ Margaretville ........,.,. Downsvilleu., Margaretville ..,..,...... Gilboa .................. ..,,... M argaretville ,,,,....1,,, Andes ,.,,,,,,,,,, Margaretville ............ Fleischmannse.-. Margaretville ,,,,,,,,,,,, Downsvillem, Margaretville ............ VV alton ............ Margaretville ............ Fleischmanns Margaretville ............ Margaretville ...,.... .... Downsville .....1,... ....... Andes ..........,,... Margaretville Margaretville Gilboa ............ Roxbury ......... Margaretville ,........... F leischmanns ....,. ....... M argaretville Walton ,,,,,,,,,, Margaretville ............ Roxbury ...,...1.. Margaretville Downsville .... Margaretville .......,..., Downsville .... ,. Margaretville F leischmanns The 1949 Log

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FOOTBALL lfirsf row, lvft to rigflzfgli. Edwards, XV. Mcfjarvcy, R. Hill, B. Eckert, A. Tlwmpsou, J. Ladcnheim. Srvmzd Brow, Ivff fn riglzf-R. Williams, J. VYillia1ns, R. Kavauaugll, C. Tyler. XV. Burgiu, D. Taylor, J. Goupil, H. l EltlllillL'I'. Mr. Nt-ff. BASEBALL first row, iff? tu Vlffjlfflxlf. Nuff, A. Tlmmnpsml. NV. Mcfiarvcy, R. Edwarcls, J. Laclenheim, NV. lqZiV21ll3.llgll, P. Hill, D. Gillcspic. Smwzd row, lvfl fo riylzt-P. Sanfurcl, J. Guupil, J. NVilliams, L. Rcatur, C. Tylcr, NV. Burgin, l.. Utter, NV. Todd. Y'l1inlz'u-rv, luf! fu rfyflzf-D. Graham. R. Lange. J. Vlfilhur, C. Ziegler. D- Sallffirfl, J. Sanford, R. Sprague. N. NVillia1nS. 22 The 1949 Lug

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BASKETBALL Ifirxt row, left to right-A. Thompson, NV. Mcfiarvey, P. Hill, Mr. Neff, VV. Kavanaugh, J. Ladenheim, R. Edwards. .Srroluf I'U'Zl', left In riylzf-F. Barringer, D. Gillespie, J. Sperling, l.. licator, C. Tyler, Xllilliams, Goupil, H. Faulkner, R. Lange. Yflzim' mtv, Iffl In rilfflif---R. VVilliams, D. Sanforql, R. Hubbell, E. Brannen, li. Meister, P. Sanford, J. Sanford, J. XYilbnr. D. Graham. CROSS COUNTRY hy XNARD Kr:AToR Cross Country has been a new sport in our school in the last couple ol years. lt is perhaps one of the most strenuous sports which we now hive in our school, .Xt the meets, each person on each team is required to run the distance, which varies from two to two-ancl-a-halt miles. The win- ning team is cleterminecl by points. W'hen each player comes in, he is nuniberecl starting with one. ancl this proceecls nntil each ancl all runners are in. Then the numbers ol' the place in which each runner came in, are arlflecl together and the tea'n with the fewest points wins. Mr. Klatalavage was the coach, with Bob l'eet as the star runner who always linishecl lirst on onr team. Hur competition was again iiilboa, Miclclleburg anfl Delhi. CHEERLEADING Rah! Rah! Rah! ,Xt the beffinnin 1' ol every year, try-outs for cheerleaclinff are helcl. .Xlter three junior Yar- h S 1 1 t . Z1 sity ancl three Varsity members have been chos Cn, they are requirecl to practice every night alter school. ,Xll cheers usecl by our cheerleaclers are original. New ones macle up this year aref Orange ancl Blue, Varsity Yictoryf' and a new specialty cheer. Cheering for the M.C.S. teams has always been a highly coyetecl honor ancl a clnty that he- quires much time and worlc on the part of the cheerleaders anrl the Faculty .f'Xclvisor. To those who will carry on our tradition of cheering, we wish success and the satisfaction that is to be fonncl in leacling our school teams to victory. 24 The 1049 Log