Onondaga Central School - Onondagan Yearbook (Nedrow, NY)

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SOCCER Onondaga Central's athletic teams have shown marked improvement in this year's competition compared to the results of last. During the year 58 contests have been played. Of this number, Onondaga Central won 29, lost 28, and tied one. The school athletic season opened with soccer as the predominating sport, this year being the first in which soccer was sponsored by the Onondaga County League. Our team by showing superior team work and brilliant play had little trouble in winning the first four games. They then lost two very closely played games, one to Elbridge and one to Tully by 1-0 scores. The team then went on to finish the season undefeated. Captain Ted Galloway, Al Abbott, Nels Kenyon and Paul Horton were rewarded for their good play by being selected for the mythical all-county team. THEIR RECORD Onondaga Central ,, ,, 3 State School ,,, , l Onondaga Central -, ,, 2 Minoa ..,C, , , 1 Onondaga Central ,, ,, 2 East Syracuse ,a --- 1 Onondaga Central ,V ,, 4 State School , W --- 4 Onondaga Central ,, ,, 0 Elbridgc ,,,, , 1 Onondaga Central ,, ,, 3 Skaneateles , - 2 Onondaga Central -, ,, 0 Tully a,,,, , - 1 Onondaga Central ,,, ,, S Split Rock ,, , 1 Onondaga Central ,,, ,,, ,,,,, 3 Warmers ,,,, ,,, 2 Won-6 Ticd-1 Lost-2 -18-

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ACTIVITY IN THE HOME MAKING DEPARTMENT We learn to do by actually doing is an old maxim in education. In this picture the girls of the Home Making Department are engaged on their various projects. No Wonder pupils enjoy Home Making courses. Despite our difliculties we are Well placed in America for building better than men have ever built before. We have in our soil unparalleled physical resources, and in our population a stock abounding in vitality, inventiveness and skill. We have in our traditions, our libraries and our schools a boundless cultural accumulation from the ages. It is the function of education to pour this civilizing heritage into this vigorous stock, that the gifts of the earth may be more intelligently exploited, that our prosperity may be more widely distributed, and that our riches may flower into Hner manners, morals and Hft.,,'WILL DURANT FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This organization is open to all boys who ' are members of classes in agriculture and f pupils already members will assure you that the club is most worthwhile . Jn.. The above picture portrays a corner of the shop', with boys actually operating the machinery -17-

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ARCHERY ' 1 Louise Krakau, Karen Gardner, Pauline Case, Mr. Mear, Eileen Flanagan, Frances Pcgula, Frances Roder The girls' archery team, composed of practically the same pupils as the previous year, did very well in the fall archery meet held at Griffin Field. They were successful in bringing home four prize ribbons for their skill in the old Indian sport. A second meet was held this springg however, the results were not up to the record of last fall. The girls representing Onondaga Central in archery this year were: Eileen Flanagan, Frances Pegula, Karen Gardner, Pauline Case, Louise Krakau, Helen Hayden, and Frances Roder. -19-