Mohawk High School - Mohican Yearbook (Mohawk, NY)

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GIRLS' BOWLING fCenierJ Bark Row, left In iight--lletty Hisert, Corrine llrnwn. Min l. V. CHEERLEADERS viglil Slilrley Hall, liettv Hisert, li 1--r igia Yu Helen llaly, liarlwara limwli, llniis Sninell Sanelwall, 5-hirlev Brown, Shirley Streeter. Fnurzli Run' Catherine Hartman, juan King, Patricia Miiier, Eleanor Fragale, Patricia Daly, Patricia Finmgan, Flura Day. Flurenee hluhnstun. 'Tliiril Run' Chris' tina Pmlevin. Anne King, Nancy lvlaellonalel, lvlary llellcnap, Shirley Nlnnroe, lvlargaret Sweet, llarlwara liasler, ,lanis Fischer, Lenna lvlailison, Virginia lvlnnrue. Sceoml Row 'gluy Colman. lfleanur llel.uLle, hlunn' Colman, Geraleline Kast, Lena Mae' Palmeter, Cynthia l3ennisun, lvlary Hartman, l7nrnLl1y Day, Anne lvlyers. Fmnl Rim' ,lean Evans. Patricia Harrigan, Beverly Fike, ,loan Streeter, Flora lvlrliraw, Shirley NVilsnn, Nora Vineyarxl, Shirley lvleflraw, Shirley llnrken, Betty Ann Riggs. GIRLS' BASKETBALL iBottoml Bark Rum, left to 'right Nura Vineyard, joy Cnlrnan, Georgia Ynnng, lvlary Belknap, Eleanor lflwerlein, ,loan King, Anne King. Christina Puelevin. Miss Sanilwall, lllaalys Hnhert, Norma Hart' man, Livnanne lleha. llarlwara llasler, lleraleline Kast, ,lune Cnlnian, Susan Daly. Middle Row Shirlcv Lnlwey, Therese Minush. ,loan lVars.l, Eleanor Dehuile, Patricia lvliner, liarlvara llrmvn, lvlarinn Nic--lem-, Svlvia Howie, Patricia Harrigan, Shirlev VVilsnn, Shirley Cnekelt. Fvnvil Row' Canal Kaples, Florence llrnry, ,leanette LaFuun!ain, Beverly Filces. lleverly Belknap, Catherine Hartman, loan Slreeter, ,lean Evans, Flnra lvlcliraw.

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MAC'S Back Row, left to right-Leona Mad' ison, Norma Hartmann, Lore Reinsherg. Middle Row-Miss Sandwall, June Col' man, Carol Kaples, Ioan Streeter, Elea' nor Eberlein, Patricia Harrigan, Doris Eberlein. Front Row'--Jean Evans, Gerf aldine Kast, Joan Kast, Lillian Davis, Barbara Basler, Janis Fischer, Dorothy Day, joan McLean. SKI CLUB Back Row, left to rigl1tfHarnld Cunningham, Richard Shlotzhauer. Front Row--Christina Podevin, Connie Hagen, Miss Sandwall, joy Colman, I June Colman. VOLLEYBALL Back Row, left to rightffxnne King, Marion Nicolette, joan King, Catherine Hartman. Middle Row---Barbara Ricci, Shirley Streeter, Joyce Dibble, Christina Podevin, Gladys Hubert, Mary Belknap. F1'ontRow-jean Evans, Louanne Beha. Therese Minosh, Miss Sandwall, Carol Kaples, Patricia Miner, Florence Drury.

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Girls' Sports Sports and more sports seem to be the cry of many girls, and to prove their ability, we need only to review their activities. Thursday, Uctober seventh, nineteen hundred and fortyfeight, our able tennis team participated in the tournament held at Ilion. Tallies were Ilion, two singles, and Mohawk two doubles. A ski class was introduced and was enthusiastically received by many. On January 15 the boys and girls attended a ski meet at Sauquoit Valley Central School. Two of our girls and boys came out in fourth place. Basketball finally came into its own on January twentyffirst, when we played at Ilion, but alas, more practice was needed. Score was Ilion 28, Mohawk 18. Another playday was held at Frankfort where Ilion placed first, Mohawk, second. February twentyfeighth was a sad day! Ilion journeyed to Mohawk-score was Ilion 51, Mohawk 10. Our final playday was held at Frankfort with only Herkimer, Mohawk, Ilion, and Frankfort participating. Herkimer and Mohawk represented the East team while Ilion and Frankfort represented the West team. The East came out on top in volleyball by a score of 35'29. After a hardffought basketball game, the West edged the East 4645. With many regrets we find that the basketball season is over. Lucky kids, who can look forward to next year's season, because for some of us fSeniorsj it is really OVER! With April coming up, a volleyball playday is scheduled at Little Falls and our bowling tournament at Ilion. Softball will be welcomed in May along with the Mayflowers. In june, all of the valley girls' teams are going to Dolgeville to close the year with a big picnic. To wind up our final program, two sports that will arouse much interest are arch' ery and track. While we have had a fairly good year, we shall do our best to again capture honors in archery. 26