Sauquoit Valley Central High School - Saghdaquadah Yearbook (Sauquoit, NY)

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GI ID LS' BASKETBALL The girl champions of the lntervalley League had a very successful season, win- ning all their ten league games and four out of five non-league games. Out of the twenty-five girls who answered the call to basketball, fourteen par- ticipated in the games. They were: Barbara Zimmerman, Vivian Smith, Dorothy Merritt, Reba Hotchkins, Dorothy Williams, Julia Loughlin, Marian Robinson, Nancy Kehoe, Doris Zambon, Edith Cobane, Eniogene Dibble, Thelma Bird, Marguerite Castle, and Betty Corbin, with Ella Evans acting as manager. During the season the team lost one of its good players, Reba Hotchkins. Barbara Zimmerman, Vivian Smith, and Dorothy Merritt represented the school in the All-Star game at Poland on March 12. Dorothy Merritt held the high score. She, with Julia Loughlin and Doris Zanibon, were the high scorers of the season, each scoring 79, 59, and 59 points respectively. We, the basketball girls, wish to express our thanks to Mr. Trask for his very effectual Work in coaching us. LEAGUE GAMES S. V. C. Newport . . . ..., 10 21 Chadwicks . , . ..,.. 21 27 Poland .... ...., 1 6 25 Middleville . . ,.,. 15 17 Oriskany . . . . , , 9 24 Newport .... .... 1 5 37 Chadwicks . . . .,,,. 18 29 Poland ..,.., ,.... 1 5 18 Middleville , , . . . 9 23 Oriskany , . . . . . 9 13 First row: Barbara Zimmerman, Julia Loughlin, Dorothy Merritt, Doris Zambon, Nancy Ke- hoe, Vivian Smith. Second row: Glenn Trask fcoachl, Marguerite Castle, Thelma Bird, Edith Cobane, Dorothy Williams, Marion Robinson, Emogene Dibble, Ella Evans tmanageri. - 1 in-sl. -iw -M11 1-l 11-. zum- f- f . sw -fm. 1-my ,-W, 1

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1 -av -f -uv V v ' 'I ' lfirll row: Nancy K1-line. Mary P1-lava, Rufabclle Waelswurlh, Stanley Bawol, Bennie Tyran, Mrs. l'rim'liar4l ladxiscrl. ,lolm llonahuc. lfrlilh llohane. ,lane Burcl'n, Sarah Pine, Marion Robin- :-un. St'l'IHHl row: Barbara Zimmerman. William Williams. llcrberl Clough, Dewey Roberts, lialph Briggs, llorollly Williams. THE DIQAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club was organized last October, and plans were made for the year. The first public production to be given by the club was the Christmas sembly when the entire club produced the one-act play, mln the Light of the Starf' by Agnes Enielie Peterson. The members also entertained later with three one-act plays, Wllhe Ghost Huntersw by liura Watkins, MII-2987' by Carl Webster Pierce, and 'The Command Performancew by ,lack Stuart Knapp. The club has not accomplished as much as it intended but at least we feel we have made a beginning and hope that next year the Dramatic Club will be bigger and better. The members have enjoyed the club and have combined work with fun. We will close the year by a social function which has not been definitely decided as yet. It was lunch hour and Pat had gone home without his coat. His two buddies decided to play a joke on him and drew the features of a donkey on his coat. In due time Pat returned and scowled at the chalked coat. 'cwihat is wrongif' inquired one of the culprits indifterently. 'Nothingf' replied Pat, 'konly I would like to know which one of you wiped your face on my coat.

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BUYS' BASKETBALL The season of 1936-37 brought Sauquoit Central 'High its first Intervalley League basketball championship since the league was started. This was accomplish- ed through the teamis winning ten straight league games with no defeats. With but two regulars from last year's squad, Arnold Semanik and Paul Yager, Coach Trask built up a team which won fifteen out of nineteen games played. Those who made the first team were: Arnold Semanik, captaing Paul Yager, Bennie Tyran, Joe Gimmillaro, Kenneth Kirby, John Donahue, Ralph Briggs, Hamil Zambon, ,lohn Beasman, and Norman Williams. Arnold Semanik was high scorer for the year with 143 points received in 19 games. He was closely followed by Paul Yager who accumulated 139. Bennie Tyran was third with 122 points. The second team also had a successful season, winning 14 out of 16 games played. They gained first place in the league with nine out of ten league games played. Sauquoit Sauquoit Waterville , . Newport ---- 15 Leonardsville Eiolaafdiville '-b--- . u ia WIC s .. l,lf,Q'f:fx i i ' Q Poland- .,... 27 Chadwicks . WBterVl1.1e ' ' A 23 Alumni I E H Mlddlevl-lle' . 5 West Winfield 20 Poland ,.,.. Oriskany A I l 15 Middleville ....,.. 15 17 Madison 4 A V 44.. 14, 1Oriskany ,..,...,. 19 23 .B ...- West Winfield .... 19 36 Totals . , , . , .3443 4197 'X' League games we Overtime First row: John Donahue, Kenneth Kirby, Paul Yager, Bennie Tyran, Joe Cimmillaro. Second row: Hamil Zambon, Frank Cieslak, john Beasman, Glenn Trask fcoachl, Norman Williams, Ralph Briggs, Fred Clark lmanagerl.