Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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Basketball FIRST ROW: Lyndon Seaver, Gil- bert Daby, William Goodrich, Clark Trerise, Richard Bicknell, SECOND ROW: Mr. Cross, Lynn Clark Eugene Groebler, Garry Newtown Merrill Brainard, Phillip Sneli, Junior FIRST ROW: Joseph Witherell, Ray- mond Waite, Alfred Remington, Harry Miller, James Bradish. SECOND ROW: Rupert Sheldon, Phillip' Witherell, Malcolm Stacy, Eugene Conklin, Richard Daby, Arnold Strader. Cheerleaders VARSITY Marion Cary, Betty McCauslin Arlene Barton, Mar- lene LaMay, Neva Monica JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.: Dottie Conklin, Ger- trude McRobbie, Sandra Mathew- son,Judy Wright,Linnie Hotaling 32

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ATHLETICS

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BASKETBALL BASEBALL 1950 The basketball team, which won four lea- games this year, the same number as last Su® s actually had a somewhat better season. y®a £eam scored more points and won three out Iffour non-league games. 0 This year the basketball team was a mem- k r of the Franklin-St. Lawrence County league. The participation in the league by our team the transportation in half. CU The junior varsity this year won six and nrooped eight. The JVs scored 330, or 24 oints per game as against 373 or 27 points per game for their opponents. PHCS 32 34 29 26 33 24 43 56 35 49 64 55 32 42 45 29 OPPONENTS Fort Covington 27 Moira 49 St. Regis Falls 55 Bombay 4 41 St. Lawrence 55 Colton 39 Brushton 45 Fort Covington 49 Moira 43 St. Regis Falls 55 Bombay 61 Colton 42 St. Lawrence 36 Knox-Memorial 41 Knox-Memorial 44 Brushton 69 1 756 Totals 633 ♦Overtime Average PHCS 40 Average Opponents 47 D. Bicknell 182 G. Daby 166 W. Goodrich 99 L. Seaver 79 D. Strader 37 C, Trerise 27 G. Newtown 27 E. Groebler 11 M. Putnam 3 T. Sochia 2 H. Miller 2 L. Clark 1 Total 633 As the 1951 issue of the Panorama goes to press this year's baseball season is just beginning. However, statistics on the 1951 season are available. The members of the team with their new coach, Mr. Cross, had a very successful sea- son. They showed teamwork, coordination, sportsmanship, and a fighting spirit. They had only two defeats. Those who made up last year's baseball team are: L. Binan, C; D. Bicknell, P; D. Strader, IB; F. Parker, 2B; M. Wilcox, SS; G. Daby, 3B; H. Mathewson, LF; G. Newtown, CF; L. Seaver, RF. Also on the team were E. Groebler, G. Reed, A. Emlin, L. Durant, and C. Trerise. PHCS 12 Potsdam OPPONENT 10 20 Hermon 0 |4 Clifton-Fine 2 2 Harrisville 7 10 Edwards 4 5 Colton 4 5 Russell 0 3 Colton 5 ♦Non-league games FOOTBALL The beginning of our second season of league football was delayed by the polio epi- demic. After that danger passed,the team in their new suits were ready to defend the cham- pionship they won last year. Because of the delay the team had to play several games in rapid succession. This proved to be injuri- ous to the team. As defending champions they won only one game. Members of the squad, which included sev- eral freshmen, during the 1950 season were: R. Bicknell, G. Daby, R. Waite, G. Newtown, L. Seaver, F. Parker, E. Groebler, J. Bradish, A. Remington, M. Putnam, H. Miller, W. Good- rich, C. Trerise, J. Snell, L. Durant, and P. Snell. Scores of the league games are as follows PHCS OPPONENT 6 Edwards 13 6 Clifton-Fine 13 6 Harrisville 13 22 Herraon 6 12 Knox-Memorial 13 Compliments of RACQUETTE VALLE! DAIRIES INC. Potsdam new xorx New York 33