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

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wi-io s Got THE BALL? the line with the bread and butter off-tackle plays if A II ll ll II ' 44 and 23. Subbing for the backs were Gladwin Jackson. A lA Q' fiii L A Q . To supplement the passing attack, Oddy pounded at ,spp Q ll as .. Mickey Kipp, Don Flewelling, Joe Leombruno and Bill Varneyl Returning lettermen who are eyeing starting berths next season include Bob Canales, Jim Prendergast and Sam Grover, each of whom has earned two letters in Football. v Others are Porter Reed, Tom Wood and Cliff Mull, who , earned their letters this year. , A .L Next year Coach Gray will have to fill the holes left by Seniors Larry Hawkins, Dick Clark, Dick Reynolds, Mike Oddy and Dick Kobor in offensive positions, and those of ,,, J i John Fitzgerald, Bob LaRock and Joe Leombruno on defense. ', With two offensive and one defensive Line positions, and V i three offensive and two defensive Backfield positions left , g L vacant, Coach Gray will need some versatile replacements from the Junior Varsity. L A. HEAD COACH: LYLE GRAY. LINE COACH: ANDREW MCGUFFIN 4. L l ' .nw-4- nuvv: Larry Hawkins, Mascot Skip Friday, Richard Clark. SEATED: Coach Lyle Gray, Walter Smith, Richard Reynolds, James Maloney, Robert LaRock, Joseph Leombruno, Mike Oddy, Jerry Dwyer, James Gormely, Richard Kobor, Manager Stanley Richardson. STANDING: Porter Reed, Donald Dixon William Varney Michael Ki Th , , pp, omas Wood, Gladwin Jackson, Robert Canales, James Prendergast, John Fitz erald S G g , am rover, Donald Flewelling, David Normandm and Clifford Mull. --nf

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:aches Youker Gray, and cGuffin, and a serious Q iuad, watch the actio n a T a va I y Under the leadership of Head Coach Lyle Gray and Line Coach Andy McGuffin, ue Varsity Football team had one of the most successful seasons since South High has een in the Northern Conference. Early in the season, Coach Gray started the team on s way with the split T formation plays, typical of recent Bulldog teams. After learning ie strong points of the line, the coaches added some new plays to the T series which :lded strength, as well as variety, to the Bulldog's bite, Due to the fine workouts planned Jr the Canines, they found themselves among the top conditioned teams in the Northern onference. This showed up in the fact that there were no serious injuries received by nyone except for a scraped knuckle or turned ankle. In the scoring column this year, Larry Hawkins registered three touchdowns and ne conversion for a total of nineteen points. Helmsman Mike Oddy, Halfback Sam Grover nd End Bob Canales contributed twelve points each, and Dick Clark tallied four con- ersions, a .500 average. The Line, handicapped by lack of weight, turned in good showings at the White- all and Glens Falls games by holding the Maroons scoreless, and losing to the Indians y only two points. This was a moral victory. Halfback Joe Leombruno, Guard John Fitz- erald and Linebacker Bob LaRock relieved Dick Kobor, Porter Reed and Mike Oddy espectively in defensive berths. Guard Tom Wood, Tackles Don Dixon and Dick Reynolds, nd Ends Jim Prendergast and Bob Canales ground it out all the way with Jim Gormely nd Jerry Dwyer seeing much action. Veteran Halfbacks Larry Hawkins and Sam Grover, and Fullback Dick Kobor did nost of the ball carrying this year. Mike Oddy called the signals. With the passing arms if Oddy and Hawkins and the glue fingers of Canales, Prendergast and Grover, the Bull- Inns had an excellent passing team this year.

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P-CAPTAINS: DICK CLARK, CENTER, AND LARRY HAWKINS, seniors MIKE ODDY QUARTERBACK AD JACKSON FULLBACK LEFT HALFBACK. JERRY DWYER JIM GORMELY END END