Newfield Central School - Memoria Yearbook (Newfield, NY)

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l Ifirsl Rout: Mary Baylor, Donna J. Avery, Don Jackson. Jane Frcemanv-Secretary, Dick Knight--President. Dick Classen-'l'reas11rer. Geraldine Smith, ,loan Heslop. Second Rout Benny Minteer, Lester Armstrong. Keith Willliams, Shirley Lawrence. ,lanet Seely. Boll Howell. Richard Jackson. Coach Cam-ro. Third Rout Charles Mikule4'fvice-president, Thomas McGuire, George llorn. Fred Lamb. Roger Slator. Roger Burg- graf, Dick Yargo. Varsity Club The Varsity Club was organized several years ago to promote school spirit and athletics. Mem- bership in Varsity Club is limited to athletes who have earned one or more letters in baseball, basket- football or volleyball. The Varsity Club has been growing steadily in membership and now has twenty-five members. This year the Club gave sweaters to all the senior members for participation in sports. The following received sweaters: Richard Knight. Lester Armstrong, Charles Mikulec, Donald Jackson, Benny Minter, Mary Baylor, Roger Burggraf, Shirley Lawrence, Janet Seely, and Geraldine Smith. The officers of the Varsity Club are: Richard Knight, presidentg Charles Mikulec, vice-presi- dentg jane Freeman. secretaryg Richard Classen. treasurer, Mary Baylor. news reporter, Don Wat- son, corresponding secretaryg and HCoach', George Cancro, ad'.'i:'or. The Varsity Club has prospered under the leadership of its officers and is planning to buy an electric scoreboard which will be erected in the school gymnasiuum. lnitiations which were held for the new members of the Varsity Club. liilj

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First How: Roger llurggraf, Dick Knight, Mike Williams, Hob Howell. Dick Classen. Charles Mikulec. Second Huw: Coach Cam-ro. Dick Vargo, Dick Jackson, Roger Slator. Keith Williams, Al Milligan, Tom M1-Guire Third Row: Phillip Chaffee, Clifford Robinson, Bill Hendricks. .lohn Mikulec, Ed McKinney, Lester Armstrong. Football Newfield . . 14 Dryden . . Newfield . . 28 Van Etten Newfield . . 24- Lansing . Newlield . . 30 George Jr. Newfield . . 40 Candor . . Newfield . . 6 Groton . . Newfield . . 58 Spencer . Total . . .... 254 Total . Newfieldas first football game of 1949-50 was played under the lights at Percy Field. Newfield won the game l-'11-12 after a seesaw battle which lasted throughout the game. Dryden scored on a fum- ble by Newfield near Newfieldls goal line, but Newfield came back to tie and then win the game. After the Dryden game, the inspired Newfield team beat Van Etten 28-0 but lost to a strong Lansing team 24--'1-l at Percy Field, then Newfield came back to win two hard-fought games over George Jr. and Candor. Next came the disasterous game with Groton when the hard-fighting Newfield team seemed to fall apart. The game started off with Groton making the first touchdown. Newfield started rolling in the second quarter. They brought it up from their own l5 yard line to Groton's 4. Bob Howell took it over for Newlield's only score. ln the last half Groton scored 3 more touchdowns and held Newheld scorless. Groton won 26-6 and that ended Newfieldls bid for the championship. ln the last game Newfield defeated Spencer 58-30. 5361