Red Creek Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Red Creek, NY)

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satfilr. We f . '7 -'kff R88 PY in f X Qfyw U U 'gi 0 ,h HHN SE-L, K , I EL 4' T..A1,' fn- ' I I! .1 ' e P- f ' If I' .Y V J-.iigz -2- ,J-.PF X' ' z X I ,XE -: ' 1 G. A. C. The Girls' Athletic Council is an organi- zation consisting of students from grades nine through twelve ad- vised by Mrs. Marjorie Sicke. These girls are responsible for arrang- ing dates and organiz- ing equipment for the Girls' lntramuralgames High school girls' class teams participate in such sports as soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball and bowling. Thr, , 3 Y A , - K BACK ROW: N. Kirk, J. Foster, D. Crane, C. Mahaney, M. Lalik, FRONT ROW: LSL Z'amLS aim O L. Reid, S. Brooks, L. Mead. promote better sports- manship among the girls. BACK ROW: S. Craine, W. O'Brien, J. Parry, M. Stafford. FRONT ROW: W. Fisher, J. Becker. TEAM MANAGERS The Team Managers are the coaches right- hand men. They're the fellows behind the scenes who keep everything ship-shape and ready to roll. They handle everything from polish- ing basketballs and taking care oi' suits to running errands for the coach. ln fact the man- agers are as much a part of the team as the players themselves.

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0'- .... I ? 53,445 ,V .T J- :, ' ' 'MQ if sli p, ' E '5 'L 1. - 'Wil 551 .A , - i ' - ' 'Q-E, ':r,-23 - Red Creek 2 6 Clyde 15 3 Marion 20 0 North Rose 6 5 Clyde 12 2 North Rose 9 3 Sodus 14 1 Wolcott 11 O Williamson 7 4 Sodus 7 3 Wolcott 6 5 Williamson 14 0 Port Byron 7 0 Palmyra 1 6 Oak Field, Alabama 330 T. B. A. BACK ROW: J. Becker, G. Hanford, T. Brown, W. Bassett, E. Lalik, Mr. James Schneible, D. King, D. DeMarse, J. Sturtevant, E. Bacon, D. Becker. FRONT ROW: W. O'Brien, D. Benwell, J. Randall, R. Marshall, E. Bliss, G. Shafer, W. Gregg, S. Knitter, M. Stafford, L. Burlew, G. Raiti. This year's Class B Champions earned their title with ll straight wins in the League. Undefeated in the county, they kept their record by Winning the quarter finals, but lost out in the semi-finals. This year our track team placed second in its class even though it was the youngest team in the league. Four men from the team qualified for the sectionals at Rochester . Philip MacArthur-- undefeated in the half- mile run and Wayne County Championg Wayne VanWie--third place in Wayne County Class B Championship for the 440 quarter mileg Tom Stanton--first place in Wayne County Class B Championship for pole-vaultingg Gary Weaver- -sec- ond place in Wayne County Class B Cham- pionship for pole- vaulting. The schools we played in the regular BACK ROW: Mr. Louis Crisafulli, G. Weaver, G. Powell, P. MacArthur, G. Season were Catg, Pal- Wellott, J. Williams, R. Crowell, J. Parry. FRONT ROW: T. Stanton, T. White, myra, Willjamsgn, W. Gay, D. Hadcock, W. VEll'lWi6. Wayne, Savannah, Ne- wark and Sodus. 40

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l -ff ,-'. Z.. If ' f ! THE SPARK THAT CREATES ROW 1: W. Forsythe, C. Guthrie, A. Pille, I. Burghdurf, J. Larkin, N. Blanchard, E. De Luca. ROW 2: L. Hadcock, J. Albano, J. Becker, R. Slocum, S. Snyder, S. Lindboe, L. Mead, K. Van Graafeiland. ROW 3: T. Stone, R. Ka- tron, N. Kirk, C. Greene, L. Jones, M..Caywood, J. Stothard, Mr. Edward Lisk, director. ROW 4: S. Knitter, P. Southwick, V. Sutterby, M. Southwick, S. Coleman, S. Caywood. ROW 5: J. Caywood, N. Forsythe, D. Kasson, R. Johnson, B. Coleman, M. Frost, S. Smith. ROW 6: D. Crane, W. Gay, L. McIntyre, R. Johnson, J. O'Brien, D. La Due. ...X 11' f 4 51 . W il J X J Under the direction of Mr. Edward Lisk, this h year's senior band made an outstanding record. ln . addition to entertaining the Rotary club and playingr at several school assemblies, the band made a splendid appearance on television at station WHEN on December 23 with a Christmas program of music. It also gave exceptional performances at both the state and county festivals . F42