Onondaga Central School - Onondagan Yearbook (Nedrow, NY)

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VOLLEYBALL The girls' volleyball team again has the honor of being the team representing Onondaga Central School to lose the least number of games, only one game during the season being lost. Those girls receiving letters for their participation were: Captain Eileen Flanagan, Vera Anderson, Helen Kreis, Dorothy Bunkhoff, Norma Curtis, Evelyn Kenyon, Bernice Stevens, Agnes Tobin, Frances Pegula, Ethelyn Hitchings, Elizabeth Bailer. -21- Play for Ike mlnlt is rvcrcufion, flu' rmewul of life, play for lbs child is growlb, lhc gaining of life. --JOSEDH E. LEE

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VARSITY BASKETBALL The long-awaited basketball season for Onondaga Central School found the varsity team playing an improved game in both floor work and shots. The competition for positions on the varsity squad was very keen, due to the new and colorful uniforms. THEIR RECORD SHOWS Central Jamesvillc Central Flbridgc , Central Lafayette Central Tully Central Theta Chi Central Marcellus Central Elbridge ,,, -- Central Pebble Hill Central Marcellus Central Jordan ,L Central Jordan aa Central Pebble Hill Central Split Rock Central Split Rock Central Camillus , Central Tully LL, Central Warners , Central Camillus - Central Jamesvillc Central Warners , The Junior Varsity team, playing boys of their own age and ability, completed the season with rather an impressive record by finishing in third place in the J-V league. The squad was made up of the following men: Captain Adam Zukowski, Theodore Galloway, Ambrose Flanagan, Dorlyn Bailer, Robert McCabe, Clifford Hayden, Leland Walters, Earl White, Clifford Bailer, Albert Everingham and Sherman Saunders. -20- Every boy has inxitle of him an :felling voir! wlzirb KIFIIIIUHIX iIIfL'l'!'XfiIlg llllll exfiling play. Am! if you 110117 Il it wilb xonzvlhinf Ibn! it f!Ift'Yl'Xfil7' :xml f',w'ilir1f and 'mul or him bf' ix oin la II it wilfa S S A S J S' S' S0llIL'fhlI1g Ibn! IX Il1fL'fl'SfIIIg and 1'.x'z'ifi11g :md ixulf gooif for bilI1.,,-FIHIQODORE RO0SEvliI.T

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4 BASEBALL l w 1 i Top Row: Clifford Bailer, Robert McCabe, Harold Curtis, Alton Abbott, Stewart Tobin, Lyle Kenyon, Leland Walters, Richard Bates, Mr. Mear Front Row: Donald Kenyon, James Putman, Winfield Tanner, Paul Horton, Earl White, Charles McCabe, Albert Everingham Onondaga Central's baseball team proved in its first three games that all Western division teams in the County League had real competition when they played our baseball team. Considerable fear and not a little grief was given the league leaders throughout the season. Play was much improved over a year ago, and from all indications Onondaga Central will be in a position to place on the ball Held in another year a team composed of veterans. Those receiving their letters were Captain Paul Horton, Manager Paul Stevens, Alton Abbott, Earl White, Theodore Galloway, Richard Bates, Donald Kenyon, Albert Everingham, Winfield Tanner, James Putman, and Charles McCabe. Onondaga Central -,, ,L 4 Skaneateles Falls ,L -L 3 Onondaga Central -LL -- 20 Marcellus ,,., , - L- 8 Onondaga Central ,-- ,, S Elbridge YY- ---YY -- 0 Onondaga Central -,, -- 4 Skaneateles -- ,-L- ,J 6 Onondaga Central L-- -- 6 Warners ,,,- , -- 0 Onondaga Central --, ,, 3 Baldwinsville ,, ,..., --,LL ,- 6 Onondaga Central -,, -- 18 jordan O,..,, --n H 8 Onondaga Central ,-- ,, 0 Solvay ,,... ,Lu 11 Onondaga Central -,, -- 10 Lafayette ,-- M 3 Onondaga Central ,-- ,, 23 Lafayette ,,-,- -- 3 Onondaga Central ,,, ,,-- 0 Split Rock L-- A, 4 Won-7 Lost-4 - 22 -1 Education cannot be completed in school or university, these ofer only the tools for the enjoyment and understanding of lif6'.,,mWILL DURANT