Stamford Central School - Voice Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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HIGH SCHOOL INTRA MURALS First Row: J. Newman. M. Buhl. S. Utter. E. Beers, L. Smith. Second Row: G. Daddy. N. Stone. A. Jump. A. Harwood. J. Parys, C. Persons. L. Bright. Third Row: M. Murphy. P. Vandermark. G. Ballard. M. Churchill. R. Ormsbee, L. Mattice. £ HE eighteen girls of the High School Intramurals group met every Wednesday. They were divided into teams and participated in various sjx rts including ping pong, badminton, softball, basketball and soccer. During the fall, the group concentrated on soccer. The girls won all of the soccer games they played with other schools. Two games were played with South Kortright and with Roxbury Central School. The group also played basketball with other schools, winning several games. HIGH SCHOOL INTRA MURALS- First Row: W. Butts, B. Scutt, L. Schwartz, H. Rubin. Second Row: R. Cook. K. Dubois. C. North. J. Utter. L. Conley. Third Row: D. Reed. D. Taylor. S. Breth. R. Bradley, G. Potter. 24

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BASEBALL First Row: R. Jacobson, E. Cook, R. Beers. G. VanBuren, R. Page. Second Row: R. Utter. K. Peck. D. Reed. R. Reynard. G. Churchill, G. Potter. Coach Sandera. ( HE Stamford Indians finished the 1953 baseball season with another pennant for our school. This is the fourth league flag the squad has won in the last five years. Dick Beers, a senior, did the majority of the pitching, but he was occasionally relieved by Bob Utter and Don Reed. Ed Cook did the bulk of the catching. The only league loss the Indians suffered was to Davenport, the score of that game being 2-0. The Stamford squad took Treadwell and South Kortright twice and Davenport once to end with a league record of 5 wins and 1 loss. The Indian infield was made up of Ed Cook behind the plate, Kenny Peck at first, Bob Reynard and Bob Utter sharing the “Keystone Positions” and Don Reed at the “Hot Corner”. In left field was Ray Page, in center, Glenn VanBuren and in right, Gordie Churchill. Rod Ballard had previously roamed right field, but due to a leg injury had to stop playing. The morale of the team was helped who sat the bench most of the season, the plate. Credit must be given to Coach winning squad out of his baseball cap. work'. out by Bob Jacobson and George Potter but helped out in their various trips to Sanders who has pulled another pennant- Great going, Coach, keep up the good R. Beer R. Utter

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JUNIOR HIGH INTRA MURALS First Row: P. Wickham. E. Been. B. LeRoy. M. Reed, C. Sackett, M. Jacobs. C. Berry. Second Row: B. Scutt, J. Sager. N. Marsala, B. Burdick, M. Constable, R. Titus. G. Austin. L. Darby. C J HE Junior High Intramural groups were very active and interested in their sport’s pro- —t gram. They had various activities. The Junior High Boys played basketball with Margaretville and Roxbury. They won their games which encouraged them and the rest of the school. Here lie our future basketball teams and they deserve and should have the support of everyone. JUNIOR HIGH INTRA MURALS First Row: F. All. R. Shafer. J. Harwood, d. Farber, C. North. Second Row: F. Oakley. L. Churchill, S. Beers. J. Mattice, R. Reigrod. R. Tobey, D. Dales. G. Scherry. Third Row: J. Mushlit, F. Felder. R. VanVliet, T. Laux. D. Jacobs. G. Truesdell, D. Moore. T. Boyle. Fourth Row: V. Brown. J. Cahill. R. Fuller. E. Berry. K. Titus. D. Peck. S. Rising. K. Mattice. Fifth Row: R. Gorton. H. Laux. W. Boyle. Z. LeRoy. M. Dales. H. VonBrockdorff. H. Austin. I. Brown. 25