Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

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VY. Xt' Kneeling Mr West Rowl C Carris H Casey G Emerson R Learo F Dalesio L Miller G Ball Row2 R Hicks W Young VV Mapley F Connors R Helmer R Stoneburg .I Adsit R Murdock Row3 C Scanlon F Parry K Aldrich 'VI Iicciano J Irace J Roe j Nlaplev F VV1lson I Wenzel C 'Vlarsh J Cuff R Mitchell E Goldsmith QQW We of Port Byron Central can always tell when spring has arrived for lt is heralded with the crack of the bat and the solid smack of a baseball hitting a gloxe These familiar sounds tell us that spring has arrxxed bringing with it baseball season This year our team will enter the Cayuga County Baseball League Our prospects for a pennant vsinnmg team seem to be xerv good this year and ex ers one is confident that vie will come through on top. Although we haye lost some of last years players Mr. XVests old reliables will be back to give our team the strength it will need to successfully win the games on its tough schedule. There are many new boys coming out for the team for their first time this year, and most likely some of them will get a spot on the team. In other years our teams have carried the true Panther spirit with them wherever they have played. VVe all give them our best wishes for a successful season, in hopes that they will come through on top with the leaguefpennant. will-f , . 5 'X nr J. 'N7

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BOOSTING MORALE l'-l-fl-ll-l, Team, T'-l-fr-Il-Ti are familiar words heard at every gganief The cheerleaders are there each game cheering for victory from beginning to end. livery girl has an equal chance In try for t'llttf'I'li'IUl0T. ln Sep- temher, they all practice. learning the cheers and motions under the superxision of Miss lirayl-ca who gives out ideas. This year, for the first time, the ninth and tenth graders tried for junior Varsity Cheerleaders and the eleventh and twelfth graders tried for Yarsity Cheerleaders. The selection was a difficult one because the competition was keen. However, a final decision was made. In October, the cheerleaders sent representatives to a dinner at the Usborne Hotel. There they met cheerleaders from other schools and discussed rules and regulations. Our representatives were Sharon l.illie and Josephine Yitale. The cheerleaders are always fighting to win just as the team. I SY QB J. Xitale, I.. Kehoskie, J. Smith, M, Ball, B. Yan Ditto, M, Carey. CHEERINC THE TEAMS -1.4 P. Conley, M. Richards, M. Ball, S. Lillie, P. Marsden, M. Isbell. fl? T 2?