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

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9557 fl-V-C+ if , FRONT ROW: Glenn Trask lcoalcht, Leslie Carroll. Kenneth 0iNs-il, Robert Schafer, Stanley Briggs. Harold Cond t'Il0llf!,ll.. Jauues Snell. Ernest Yuger, Leo Kogut, Justin Catlin 'y tcoau-lit. SECOND ROW: Williannxl Carroll Jo cph Kehoe, Richard Mu-Curk, August Bozzone., John Kognt. Dominic Citriniti, John Smith. Stanley Stefunik. page twenty-four rack THE TRACK TEAM of this year has many new recruits and some promising members. Mr. Gaffney is in charge and has put the lroys through a stiff training period. The team started competition May third at Proctor High School in the Section Hl Relay Carnival. The second meet was held at Van Horns- ville, May 16th. Holland Patent meet was held May Zlstg Cherry Valley meet at Cherry Valley on May 28th. ln Section III. Sauquoit Valley was defending champion at Hamilton College on ,lnne 7th,

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FI-V-C4 14414 ---f - - --.---v - -.----H--...-.....,.-... ,-, ,..' E fs. S35 W A 1 sm A err ..-E .... Awe 4 IVRQNT ROXV: ,lame-s Coodenough. Lester Brockway. Ernest Yager, Willizlni Jones, Earl Cehringer, Donald Fague. Dominic Citriniti. SECOND ROW: Joseph Kehoe lmanagerb, Mr. Trask lvoaelll. .lark Chynoweth. Marshall Hurn. David Stoddard. William Hartman, Cordon Green, .lack Clark, George Ca-hringer. August Bozzone. Brine:- Cameron lnlanagerj. Football THE SECOND YEAR of six-man football brought forth many new players and mueh more enthusiasm for the new sport. The team showed marked improvement over the first year and ended the season second in the Cherry Valley League, winning four games out of six. Cordon Creen was elected captain at the end of the season. Willialml Hartman was the player showing most improvement for the season. The team will lose the following members this year: Captain Gordon Creen, .lark Chynoweth, Williaiil Hartman, George Cehringer, Ernest Donavan. THE SCHEDULE Yves! Nvinfield . . 26 Sauquoit Cherry Valley . . 16 Sauquoit Springfield . . 0 Sauquoit Riehfield Spa . . 46 Sauquoit Van Hornesville . 49 Sauquoit Edmonstou . . . 20 Sauquoit page twenty-three

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PI-V-C4 44444 LEFT to RIGHT-Mary Jane Jones, Mary Toner, Marjorie Jones, Margaret Gaffney, Gloria Taylor. Nancy Pashlcy and Phyllis Ball. Archer THE SPORTS that the girls have engaged in this year are Archery, Paddle Tennis, Badminton, Ping-Pong, Volley Ball, Deck Tennis, Basketball and Softball. All of these sports are intra-mural competition. Every girl is required to have one period a week for intra-murals and must earn a cer- tain number of points to win the intra-mural insignia. The winner of each team is privileged to wear the insignia for the sport in which she competes. Archery is an outside competitive sport. The girls in the Archery Clulv competed at Syracuse in the fall where they won sixteenth place of the fifty schools competing. The high scorer of the club was Grace Hough and for her merit she received a gold medal. page twenty-five