Port Leyden High School - Portal Yearbook (Port Leyden, NY)

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Ski Class sf 'Mfg' 2,3714 .6 is Left to right: First Row: David Field, Margie Gardner, Nancy Chase, Paul Weber, Richard Hartness, William Spencer, Charles Bennett. Second Row: Jean Daly, Mary Cox, Katherine Cox, Sally Cox, Richard Borden, Gordon Vienneau. Third Row: Philip Bosart, Frank O'Brien, Redmond Wilcox, Miss Wilcox, Peter Parrish, Mr. Betlem, William Smith, Raymond Borden, Mr. Cox. These students go to Snow Ridge every Tuesday after school for ski lessons. The advanced group receives instructions from Otto Van Allman, director or the Ski School and a former National Ski Champion of Switzerland. Sonny Evans works with the inter- mediate group, while Hank Porter works with the beginners. S Il! l l A IIL 1 Baseball l ft t ri ht: ggrst gowzg Raymond Croneisen Jack Walsh, Arthur Scouten, Mr. Battles. Coach. Larry De ter James Smith Adolph Kulpe. Second Row: William Rraser, Daniel Buneo, Charles Mooney, Donald Greene, Jack Keohane, Merwin Brill, Charles Hbard, John Reilly. Absent: Frank Bouchard, Richard Schaffner. After such a successful baseball season last year with only one loss, we know that only the best can be expected for 1951. 33

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W1 Ski Team Left to right: Peter Parrish, William Smith, Mary Cox, Redmond Wilcox, Katherine Cox, Philip Boshart, John Reilly, Mr. Cox, Coach. Absent: Raymond Borden, Richard Borden, Jean Daly, and Sally Cox. The Port Leyden skiers started off the 1950-51 season by placing second at the Paul Smiths College Interscholastic Meet. Redmond Wilcox and Peter Parrish were awarded medals for placing second and third in the slalom. For the first time Port Leyden took some first place medals at the Lake Placid High School Winter Carnival. Redmond Wilcox won the slalom and Katherine Cox won the junior girls' giant slalom. Peter Parrish made the best showing in cross country by placing fifth. Mary Cox placed second in the girls' slalom and third in the girls' downhill. The Port Leyden boys and girls retired their second Snow Ridge Interscholastic trophy by winning the Lewneida League meet. In the downhill Wilcox, Parrish and Smith placed first, second and third. Wilcox also won the slalom. Mary Cox and Katherine Cox won the two girls' events in the senior and Junior divisions. In the Old Forge Invitational Meet Redmond Wilcox placed second in the downhill and third in the slalom. Peter Parrish placed sixth, seventh, eighth in cross country, downhill and slalom, respectively. Raymond Borden placed ninth in the downhill,John Reilly placed tenth in the slalom and William Smith eleventh in the slalom. In the Section Three Meet Redmond Wilcox won the downhill and placed second in the slalom. William Smith placed fourth in the downhill. Raymond Borden placed sixth in both events. John Reilly placed tenth in the slalom and eleventh in the downhill. Philip Boshart placed thirteenth in the downhill. Mary Cox placed first in both downhill and S18lO11'l. Mary Cox and Katherine Cox placed first and second, at the U.S. Eastern Junior Ski Championship at Rutland, Vermont. 32

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Girls, Intramurals Left to right: First Row: Beverly Mullaney, Connie Croniser, Geraldine Trombley, Barbara Barlett. Second Row: Jane Mangan, Charlotte Barber, Patricia Beck,GenevieveVill1ere, Sandra Chase, Patricia Keohane, Stella Mc lntyre. Third Row: Mrs. McDermott, Faith O'Brien. Hazel Gardner, Kay Snencer, Phyllis Mooney, Darlene Rocker, Patricia Moore, Jenny.Mc Intyre, Ellen Sackett, Manager, Fourth Row: Nancy Riley, Thelma Beck, Colleen Hall, Mary Cox, Betty Burr. Throughout the year these girls competed eagerly and good-naturedly in lively noon games of soccer, basketball, volley-ball, badminton, 91115-POHB, and Softball- They also participated in play days at West Leyden, Lyons Falls and Constableville. Although they were defeated by the West Leyden teaht they came back to prove their ability by de- feating Lyons Falls. Girls who were captains of the basketball teams were: Connie Croniser, Beverly Mullaney, Jerry Trombley and Barbara Barlett. W- n Cgfi. , 34