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

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+I-V424 44444 W W' A ' E va fx Q Snviv '- ' ' W il' ' 'i Lefz zu Right-Mildred Clark, Doris Smith, Betty Bullard, Grace Hough, Marjorie Jones, Mary jones, Margaret Gaffney. iqdcfiyuf Last October 14, the seven girls named represented our school at an archery tournament at Syracuse. At this meet, Grace Hough had the highest score among the Sauquoit Valley Central girls. Another meet in which several of our girls will participate will be held in Syracuse this June. MENIBERS of the archery team are Grace Hough Doris Smith Mildred Clark Margaret Gaffney Marjorie jones Mary jones Betty Bullard page twenty-three

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52? , -ee C-.. Casa., I ,v, C 4 ,ev- i From Razr'-Stanley Briggs, Robert Schafer, Willirliii Carroll, Arthur Howlett, james jordan, Leon Kogut, How iid Wey ant, Ralph Boyer. Bari Razr'---Ricliard McGurk, Paul Howlett, Lewis Smith, jack Chynoweth, Wfilliam Hartmlnn M page twenty-two A Prose Wr1lkei', coachg john Tinker, Robert Smith, John Smith, john Kogut, August Bozzone. 7wcfz MANY STUDIENTS have high hopes for this year's track team. Witli a few seasoned returns and many hopeful aspirants, S. V. C. can look forward to a better than average season. With the new quarter-mile cinder track in much better condition than it was last year, the team will enjoy its workouts much more than it has previously. The jumping pits are also in good condition. Mr. Walkei', the coach, has announced that meets have been arranged with Cherry Valley and Holland Patent. There will be several more meets with neigh- boring schools, but as yet the arrangements for these are not completed. In june the sectional championships will take place at Colgate University. Sauquoit Valley Central expects to have a squad there to represent the school.

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95553 . PI-V-C+ page twenty-four Lefl lo Righ!-Vesta Avery, Vivian Robinson, Gloria Taylor, Mary Jones, Betty Bullard. 6 IN SEPTEMBER, 1959, Miss Ruth Newton, director of the Sauquoit Valley Central Cheerleaders conducted try-outs. From a number of applicants, she se- lected the five most suitable girls and they were to serve as promoters of school spirit for the 1959-40 season. The girls selected were: Betty Bullard, captain, Gloria Taylor, Vesta Avery, Mary Jones and Vivian Robinson. These girls selected the following as their uniforms for directing cheers: Wliite pleated skirts, white shirts, black sweaters with red and black SVC mega- phones, white hats with SVC letters on them, white socks, and saddle shoes. The purpose of having cheerleaders is to promote school spirit. This is done primarily through the cheers. Cooperation and backing in the student body is essential to any athletic team. The students acquire the necessary spirit through cheering their teammates on to victory. Pep, vitality and school spirit in the leaders often helps to put this same spirit across to the students. Cheerleading, of late, has become a necessity in any form of athletics.