Pittsford Central High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Pittsford, NY)

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BACK ROW DcLa.ncy Tucker Northrop Ruske Denms Mantlc Russell MIDDLE ROW Barnum Wrlson Mlllard Ramsdalc Ross Shea FRONT ROW M1SSROuIkC F1'Z1l'Ilil1I1fSCC Trcasj The leaders clubs are composed ot grrls and boys wlth rnterest and abrlrty 1n athletlcs Those who belong to thrs honor socrety must be capable of takmg and teachmg athletrc sk111s to younger chrldren Garmng a sense of responsrbrlrty and the satrsfactron of servrng g1ve these leaders a rewardlng experxence W4 STANDING Mason Graml1chQPresj Bonham Corby Mr M11 ler RNEELING Dowlmg Holtz QSQC Trcasj Kmg Morgan fCoene I , , y n l lx 1 I ' : 1 . 1 w y v ' : Y '- V ' ' , I I 8 l H S 5 1 . r . ! . . . . . if V' . . . A,,.x I .. .. - W gf, over gym classes, directing intramurals, f f V ', , K . . . - R w it I ,Q , - Q' . 'f : 1 - A ' 1 y . 1 ' q ' . : , .- . , , .

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Gramlrch Mlllcr Krng Tucker QCapL Wahl Traub Morabrto Burger 10 Wrlson, Shea Day, Rrckhoff Long QCO Capt j and Hopkms fCo Capt Q Cheerleadrng means excltement It means populanty The grrl who becomes a cheerleader has the rrght to wear a whrte unrform and rrde on the team trrne a hoarse vo1ce the abrlrty to force a sm11e when losrng The cheerleadlng squad IS the glamorous femrnrne counter part of the basketball team It s a grrl s way of asserung that she has made rt . , . , F . y . - . G O I 0 12 I I bus. But every honor demands a price -- ' I . . I ' I l 1 'yy 1 1 D 1 H '

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A resounding meeting between hockey stick and ball in the crisp autumn airg a swish as a ball slides through a mesh hoopg the pounding of racing feet along the base path - these sounds are characteristic of GAA in their respective seasons. But the spirit of the group is not seasonal. The Fri- day games are open to all interested girls in the high school. Lowly freshmen and mighty seniors are members of the sam team. Under the simple disguise of fun, cooperation and skills and new friendships are formed. The Hockey Team, eaptained by Sandi Franklin, com- piled a record of four wins, five losses, and one tie. While competing in the annual Finger Lakes Hockey Association Sportsday at Harley, Susan DeLaney, Carol Hopkins, Gail Dennis, and Valerie Shea of the Varsity Team were selected as sectional all-stars. The Pittsford gym was the scene of the annual basketball sportsday. Six area schools participated. The Pittsford girls brought their record to two wins, one loss and one tie. Gail Dennis and Carol Hopkins were chosen members of an all- star team which played against the women physical educa- tion teachers. I I I O