Shenendehowa High School - Carillon Yearbook (Clifton Park, NY)

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Ig r VOLLEYBALL The girls' volleyball team, consisting of Junior and Senior girls, played five games every Tuesday, seventh period. Each team had a captain. The Junior captain was Maude Hatlee, and the Senior captain was Dorothy Christopher. There were no qualifications for participatin on the teamsg 8 the girls who like to play volley- ball and who like a lot of fun too part in the games. The Juniors defeated the Seniors five games to three. Next year the present Juniors will play the present Sophomore The Juniors hope to succeed in maintaining good record. k s. KNEELING: J. Burgi, P. Bruno, M. Hatlee, C. Hayner, J. Cassidy, STANDING J. Dahoda, E. Betts, L., , OPPONENTS L 1. Waterford Cohoes 2. LaSalle ' 3. Gloversville np! Invitational X 4. Cobleskill Invitational 5. LaSalle Wate rford Cohoes CROSS C0 avi' 'W n Qsvnqgk cgi' FQ UNTRY sm: mu N123 'fa O QQNULQ. li dt H532 5, r 5. Miss Hubbard, B. Chase, R. Baker, N. Jarose, S. Choumiere S. C. S. PLACE Znd lst llth out of 19 competing 4th out of 11 competing 3rd ON YOUR MARK GET SET SITTING: P. Nielsen, D. Meager, R Allen, R. Frament, J. Hamilton. STANDING: A. Palmer, B. Hubbs, Coach Mapes, R. Lavery, L. Riberdy

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SOCCER TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Vincent, D. Dewey, R. Schell, J. Turner, A, Gregoire, T. Powers, M. es 6 Van Derwerken, G. Sweet, D. Kopyc, P. Zakriski. SECOND ROW: K. Hatlee, D. Howland, L. Lasher, D. Burwash, F. De- Voe, D. Thompson, B. Winters N. Drummond, D. Carlson, R, Desnoyers, Mr. Hill. THIRD ROW: C. Jones, B. Hopeck, D. Whinnery, G. Peck, F. Shea H. Reynolds, B. Hotaling, R. Hatlee, S. Dworak, F. Cos- tanzo, C. Evans, D. Jerome, G. Jerome, C. Daniels. Q Q A, W. .nd-R-im, .- .. f . .ne . , . 4 .,, Lansingburgh Z Shenendehowa Z Shenendehowa 0 Watervliet 5 l Shenendehowa 1 Burnt Hills 2 ' Shenendehowa 2 Heatly 4 Shenendehowa 3 Waterford 4 U' Troy 4 Shenendehowa 0 Shenendehowa 4 Lansingburgh 4 X Watervliet Z Shenendehowa 1 lx Burnt Hills Z Shenendehowa 3 A Heatly 3 Shenendehowa 4 Albany Academy 4 Shenendehowa 4 Z Wins 4 Ties 5 Lost This page co-sponsored by X C::ss:.Ns.,Lt's' ho 1 .1 Q1 Tel. 129 A 137 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York and CENTRAL DAIRY South Central Ave. Mechonicville, N. Y.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: J. LaBarge, I. Martin, J. Sckoylas, J. Barndt, I. Kessler, B. Yates, D. Gorsline, IR. TWIRLERS SENIOR TWIRLERS The Twirling Club was organized Q f during the 1953-54 school year. There are two main divisions of twirling. One is the club, which meets on Wednesdays and is open to anyone. The other is the Senior Twirlers com- posed of seven members selected from the club. Their leader is Janet Barndt who is assisted by Irene Martin. The other members are: Judy Skocylas, Barbara Yates, Julia I..aBarge, Joan Kessler and Doris Gorsline, and the two substitutes are: Jackie Burgi and Karen Masters. Junior Twirlers is a club organized to teach students how to twirl. There are no specific requirements except that each member must own a baton. I I At first, each member is taught in- , W 4 my if dividually the fundamental twirls. These A3 must be learned well in order to advance sei 'T 1 , T 53? Q to harder twirls. PH xe'oi2'a ' J I' When you just begin to twirl, it takes a lot of hard practicing, outside of school, as well as inside. After each member completes his fundamental twirls, they then learn a simple rou- tine using all of the twirls they have learned. Each time they learn one more twirl, it is added to the routine. From this group the senior twirl- ers are chosen. IN FRONT: J. Barndt. IN BACK: J. LaBarge, D. Male, I. Martin, B. Yates, J. Burgi, D Gorsline, N. Millington, J. Kessler. This page is co-sponsored by: RALOID TOOL CO., INC. Mechanicville New York Phone Mech. 701 CHAMPIONSHIP SUPPLY CO. 85 Ferry St., Troy, New York WiIIiarcI Batteries Goodyear Tires AS-2IO9I Alb.-4-4339