South Glens Falls High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (South Glens Falls, NY)

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the 1958-59 sports scene . . . From Spring of i958 to the Winter of l959, South High's teams did exceptionally well. While posting a better than .500 record, and showing a great deal of spirit, the South High boys displayed good sportsmanship throughout the year. The conditioning of the Bulldogs, on the whole, was good. The batsmen, cinder- men, and gridders were of the best conditioned teams in the league. While this showed up in the two spring sports it seemed to have little effect on the fall season's team. Moving on to the Winter, South High came up with a championship wrestling team and although it started out slowly, a basketball team with a good record. Outstanding men from this year's graduating class were Larry Hawkins ffootball, wrestling, baseballl, Dick Clark Cfootball, basketball, trackl, Dick Reynolds ffootball, base- balll, Chuck Graves, a standout in basketball, Jim Gormely, ffootball, basketball, trackl, Bob La Rock ffootball, wrestling, baseballl, Dick Kobor Cfootball, trackJ, and Jim Bolio, an asset to the track team. Glad Jackson, who has completed his athletic eligibility, was also vital to the track, football, and basketball squads. Those juniors who have looked exceptionally well this year are Jim Prendergast, Bob Canales, Porter Reed, Tom Wood, Scott Gray, Bob Leombruno, Tom Cleland, Don Flewelling and Ron Jarvis. The school is grateful for the accomplishments this year and looks forward to even greater laurels from next year's teams. south glens falls athletic ass'n Almost two hundred men belong to the SGFAA, an organization dedicated to the young people of the community. Pictured below is a group of SGFAA members who were present at a basketball game. KNEELING: John Youker, Morton Raych, Donald Myers, Robert Farry, John White, Lyle Gray, Alfred LaValIey. STANDING: Clarence Washburn, Harley Smith, Kenneth Wood, Myron Dickinson, Lewis Steele, Arthur Prendergast, Robert Whyland, Frances Lo Voy, Theodore Jerome, Donald Hay, Judson Walker, Paul Howe, Steve Borgos. S31 I A ' .-,,--':,,, A,,,. - ,, .,., 'V ,, xy ., .,

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X it FACULTY MEMBERS: V, Rondell Lennox, A ,,, ,V Lyle Gray, Advisor, f xii: Andrew McGuffin. Q QL, xx I., it varsity club The Varsity Club is a service club, composed of varsity letter men, whose purpose is to promote sportsmanship and fair play in athletic events. After a boy has earned a varsity letter he is asked to become a member of the club and if he chooses to join he is subject to an informal and later a formal initiation. ln the fall and winter months, Varsity Club members sell Coke at the football and basketball games. Another duty of the club is to officiate and coach the Saturday morning basketball games. FRONT ROW: James Bolio, President. SECOND ROW: Richard Kobor, Secretary-Treasurer. Charles Graves, Vice-President. THIRD ROW: James Gormely, Thomas Prouty, Richard Clark, Larry Hawkins. FOURTH ROW: lLefti Gladwin Jackson, Harold Washburn, tRighti Robert La Rock, Thomas Cleland. FIFTH ROW: tLefti Jerry Dwyer, Gordon Allen, lRightD Robert Canales, James Prendergast.

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1 the fall, the Dotball field. varsity cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders gave the team moral support on the ADVISOR MISS ESTHER ASWAD FRONT ROW: Emilie Clark, Virginia Graves. SECOND ROW Bonnie Smith, Linda DeWolfe. THIRD ROW: Shirley Gutheil, Manager: Jacqueline Hamilton, Linda Van Loan.