Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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26 THE ECHO 1' , . .fl ' 'U' P .,,-:,',L. ,f f ll U H U ir U E - : U It U Il U II U U U U U U ll il . BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM SQUAD MEMBERS: Jean VCl'CPOUSC, captain, cg Dorothy Leggett, fg Mildred Foley, fg Virginia Page, gg Betty Rooney, gg Pauline Rogalski, gg Isabel Lamson, f 5 Julia Palmer, f g Lucille Porrey, gg Evelyn Burnett, gg Wilma Wemes, gg Grace Galvin, f 5 Virginia. Rugg, f 3 Lorraine Ryan, f 3 Leila King, g.

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THE ECHO uiozuznninniwriwqbasmnwlrn--..fm..u cbn:.'an1u2unDff1uCm --ov-tw-D111 I Ifiritiviviviflif INTER-CLASS ACTIVITIES By Leo Smith Inter-class activities were greatly enjoyed this year by all the students taking part as well as the student spectators. llnder the direction of Miss llrake and Mr. Baker, a chance was provided for those not on the varsity, to engage. Practically every boy and girl in the Junior and Senior High School played some part in this program. The inter-class basketball tournaments were high spots on the program. Five teams competed in the boys' league. The Seniors won the school champion- ship with the Sophomores, Juniors, Freshmen and Eighth Gr-ide following in that order. The Seniors, captained by Ralph lilanson and coached by Raymond Defiroot, defeated all the opposers, to win the trophy. About seventy boys and girls took part in this program. Some of the varsity players acted as coaches and some as referees, giving them excellent training in judgement and leadership. A group of picked boys from the gyim classes were organized into a tumbling team by Miss Drake. These boys put on a well-perfortmed program for the school and the Board of Education. Because of their good work, they went to Sodus to put on their act. Later in the year, Sodus returned the friend- liness by putting on a play and presenting both male quartet and female sexette which were enjoyed by all at the assembly. Volley Ball was also played this year. Games were played between the various gym classes. Durwood Allen 's team stood out as the best this year. Tennis was not sponsored this year, but we hope the Board of Education will provide a courtt for us next year. To them we give our sincere thanks for the opportunity they have given us to take part in athletic activities. init? nic-iawpninie votniaxaiuinioioiqicaioio

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THE ECHO ui iaiui 2 xuinioza Isa inisnixniuiuioisuinxuif-10113 1111311110101 li BASKETBALL SCHEDULE O. H. S. ...... 47 ................ Vilalworth 21 O. H. S. ...... 24 .... .. Macedon .. 5 O, II. S. ...... 40 .... .. Walworth .. 14 O. H. S. ...... 20 .... .. Shortsville .. 9 O. H. S. ...... 21 .. .. Webster 20 O. H. S. ...... 17 .. .. Waterloo .. 13 O. H. S. ...... 41 .. .. lfairport .... 10 O H. S. ...... 39 .. .. VVilli'nnson .... 14 O. H. S. ...... 37 .. .. Clyde ...... . . 9 O. H. S ...... 22 .. .. Sodus .... 16 O. H. S. ...... 35 .. .. Marion .... 2 O. II. S. ...... 17 .. .. Newark 23 O. H. S. ...... 26 .... .. Lyons ..... 37 O, H. S. ...... 23 .... .. Fairport .. 17 O. H. S. ...... 27 .. .. Palmyra .. 19 O. H. S. ...... 44 .... .. Sodus 17 O. H. S, ...... 35 .. .. Clyde .... 26 O. H. S. ...... 26 .. Lyons ..... 32 O H. S. ...... 32 .. .. Palmyra .... 30 O. H. S. ...... 25 .... .. WVilli--.mson .... 17 O. H. S. ...... 20 .... Waterloo .... 23 O. H. S. ...... 29 .. .. VIelws'e1 .. 27 O. H. S. ...... 28 .. .. Seottsville 24 O. H. S. ...... 25 .... ........... C anisteo .. 17 Comes Won ,............. 19C:rmes Lost .... ,. . 5 Percentage ............. .792 BASKETBALL The basketball season of 193-L-1935 was a very successful one, and our team set a record of which any high school might well be proud. During the course of the season Ontario High won nineteen games, and suffered defeats to only three teams-Waterloo, Lyons, and Newark. Coach Frank Bakeris blue and white machine rolled up a total of 692 points in these court engagements against 435 for its opponents. Ontario began the basketball season in championship style by compiling a string of six consecutive victories before they dropped an over-time game to NVaterloo High, a team that gained national recognition for winning 27 straight- gamcs. After this loss Ontario continued its winning ways and scored victories over many teafms representing larger schools, including Webster, Fairport, Clyde, Sodus, and Palmyra. Lyons defeated Ontario in a closely fought game to win the A league, but two important games with Williamson for the B league championship of Wayne County were won by the Blue and White easily. and with them was won the right to play Scottsville, the Monroe County champion. Ontario won the Wayne-Monroe title by Winning a fine game of bastketball from the Monroe County leaders. jajfuzoioxfniaaicrioiuncusosioiozfsialioioioiqicaiqxaini ini