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

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TSX r NT FAI, CCG e REAR SCI RJ Rly f Mgr GOLF 1959 Golf was 1ntroduced mto the Athletlc Department of South Hlgh for the fxrst tlme last year Organlzed by Mr Sanford and Mr Sutllff the team conslsted of f1ve boys Charles Graves Fred Abare Ron Jarvls Scott Coulter and Glenn Relyea w1th Davxd Greenwood as reserve The team played at Queensbury Country Club whlch was thelr home course They traveled to Greenwlch and played at the Battenklll Course challenged Glens Falls at the Glens Falls Country Club and played St Marys on thelr home course Although they werent very successful they made a good start for the new varsxty sport Thls year the team looks forward to a more successful year Charles Graves and Fred Abare graduated leavmg veterans Ron Jarvls Scott Coulter Glenn Relyea and Davld Greenwood plus opemngs for a few new boys H8 Y . 4 l V x ',, x -1, pw! H A Qs. ' 1,1 , l.a,', AA l 'RO I - af , . rav s. : . ou ter, . arvis, G. e ea ' , Z , 1 7 , , 7 , . , . . 1 7 , , , - 3

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WRESTLI South High's wrestling Bulldogs extended their unblemished record to two full seasons, and climaxed this accomplishment by winning the first Class C Section Championship conducted by Section 2. Captain Porter Reed, Sectional Champion in the 133-lb. class, thus rang down the curtain on a two-year competitive career, during which time he won nineteen matches without ever being defeated. In winning the Northern Conference Championship, South Coach A'1d'f'WMfGUffin High racked up double wins over Glens Falls and Whitehall, and three victories over Corinth, scoring a total of 239 points while losing only 51. Coach Andrew McGuffin led a full squad to Linton High School in Schenectady for the Sectionals, where South High, a dark horse, surprised a great many schools that had partici- pated in inter-scholastic wrestling for many years, and finished sixth in a field of nineteen schools, winning Class C honors in the process. South High's 43 points in the Sectionals equalled the total points scored by the other four class C schools, and outscored such area giants as Glov- ersville, Albany, Saratoga, Bethlehem Central, and others. Semi-finalists for South High included Tom and Mike Wood, Dick Jacobie, and the eventual champion, Porter Reed. ' Four seniors, veterans of two years' undefeated teams, will be sorely missed as Coach Mc- Guffin's mat-men of the future attempt to continue their all-winning ways. In addition to Captain Reed, the Seniors are Bob Canales, Tom Wood, and Steve Ostrander. Next year's squad will, however, include such stalwarts as Mike Wood, Mike Larrow, Jerry Balcom, Pete Reed, and Bill Varney, all with outstanding records. Enthusiasm for this relatively new sport, increased by the success of the past two seasons, has greatly influenced interest in Wrestling, and South High eagerly awaits the 1960-61 campaign. FRONT: Michal Xwood. Michael Larrow, Gerald Balcom. james Burnham. and Porter Reed, SECOND ROXXU Peter Reed. XX'illiam Vamey. Stephen Ostrander. Thomas Vfood. and Robert Canales VARSITY SQUAD

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T' O l 7 fi nf: .I A qi L in Y 5 1' sy L ' . I 'W 0 P -.L ,il . v l FIRST ROXW: Left to right. Claire Washburn, Connie Clute, Donna Dawson, Connie Mansell, joan Preda, Judy Fredericks, Lorraine Bovair. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Luciano, Sharon Coulter, Kay Orcutt, Patricia Linke, joanna Burnham, Noreen McDonald. THIRD ROW: Tim Owens, Scott Coulter, Richard Brown, Michael jones, james Dean. BOWLING