Van Hornesville High School - Otsquagan Yearbook (Van Hornesville, NY)

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T is a familiar sight to see the grapplers stream into the auditoruim to wrestle every eighth period. Going through the door, I see Joe Mead, rnanagerg James Martin, 9533 Charles Martin, 10333 Joe Hoke, IIZMQ Wallace Etherton captain, 1203, John Kucerak, and Robert Parr, 12705 Adam Guzik, 13355 Duane Aney, 13895 James Nabinger, 145145 Robert Fahey, 15435 forfeit, 1651943 unlim- ited, Leo Wichowsky. The team has shown the usual school spirit and good sportsmanship. The boys were proud of the fact that, in spite of forfeiting five, some- times ten points, many of the meets were very clo se. Here is a summary of the meets: VHS over Richfield 2.4-16 VHS over Ilion 36-10 Norwich over VHS 29-13 Watertown over VHS Z9-11 VHS over Whitesboro 21-18 Watertown over VHS Z7-9 VHS over Whitesboro Z4-17 Lowville over VHS Z3-14 VHS over Richfield 33-10 V 50561 H ScuNIQ HoLL W O o ' FIRST ROW--JAMES MARTIN, RALPH, KENNERKNECHT, GORDON HOKE, WALLACE ETHERTON, CAPTAIN, ROBERT PARR, ADAM GUZIK, DUANE ANEY. SECOND ROW--JOE MEAD. MANAGER, EUGENE ANEY, ALSON ANEY, JAMES NABINGER, LEO WICHOWSKY, COACH SCHALK. Wrestling

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FRONT ROW--GERALD BLEAKING, ROBERT DOUGLAS. LARRY WAGNER. ADAM GUZIK, DON KRUMHOLTZ. SECOND ROI--JOE MEAD. SPENCER HARDY, ROBERT PARR, FRED BRESMON, JAMES NABINGER, DUANE ANEY, COACH SCHALK. Varsit Football 'W Kb A if f FTER a two year break at eleven man football, V. H. S. has gone back to six man ball. The team had all veteran players with the exception of James Nabinger, who promised to be a big help to the team. With last year's men like Butch Guzik, Duane Aney, Leo Wichowsky, Don Krumholtz, Bob Douglas, Bob Parr, Tiny Bresman, Gerald Bleaking Spencer Hardy, and Larry Wagner, the team scored 108 points for the season, with an average of Z7 points per game. Wins were scored over Springfield and Brookfield, giving a total of two out of four games played The starting line-up was: Quarterback, Krumholtzg Halfbacks, Guzik and Wichowskyg Ends, Aney and Nabingerg Center, Wagnerg Substitute- backs, Parr and Bleakingg Linemen, Douglas, Hardy, and Bresman. Captain of the team was Leo Wichowsky and the manager was Joseph Mead. Coach Schalk complimented this year's team for their spirit, their hard work, and their co-operation , and he believed that the change from eleven man football to six built up the boys' spirit and encouraged them to play harder. 26

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unior Varsity Football FIRST ROWUSTEVE SYWETZ, JOHN WITKOWSKI, GROVER BENNETT, LARRY PABIS, DONALD FAHEY, VAUGHN TENNANT, CHARLES RENVER LYLE ANEY. SECOND ROW--JOHN FORD, NELLIS DAVIES, RICHARD CAVIL, HERMAN GRANN, BERNARD FAHEY, EUGENE ANEY, DERSON MONK, TOMMY LITVINCHECK, MR. KILLIAN. If W him? rub-hw K FRONT ROW--RALPH KENNERKNECHT, RICHARD BRAND, JAMES MARTIN, VINCENT WYCOFF, LOVIELL EUTERMARKS. SECOND R0l LEO Ski Club IICHOWSKI, MR. ROMELING.