Voorheesville High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

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,mwwwvf .ummm wagpii. , IZ QQ .2 Q, Tarz Krause takes a sbot as Bonar Halsdorf Ffvnf R0146 fffl I0 right: S. BIOWUS B- F1a1'ISbl1rg5 Second looks on, in game against Coxsackie. R010-' J. 5C0onsg 1. Hallenbeckg Third Row: C. johnsong B. L. Hotaling. Bonar and Bill fight for a loose ball, against JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERQ Q Ravena. , f uf E. than appaneafs, but JYWHQ5 . . . Us K The junior Varsity fought hard too, beatlng sl O MapleAHill, Heatly, Averill Park and Berne-Knoxg ' losing some jusfoas close, but fighting hard and .3 x 5 enloymg If all the t1me. There was fun at prac- .5 M. tice and on the bus trips, excitement when last Bl S HV years' varsity uniforms were passed out, scrim- gg, XQ .f .Ay mages with Guilderland after school, high scoring J A E by Krause, and at last the coveted V. numerals. C3 rl j.V. cheerleaders worked hard, practicing, f N 5 6 leading pep rallies at lunch hours and activity s U5 1. . . .. . an as ,i J ' perrods, and mspirmg the spectators to cheer their -Ii N1 'T 0 . sf ' f- Q team to v1ctory. ,6 ' p l T5 Q' fir U 'li JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lf Front Row, left to right: M. Moran Cmanagerjg W. Throupg D, Spauldingg E. Krauseg B. Halsdorfg P. Okessong B. Crabill fmanagerj. Second Row: T, Crockerg W. Elmendorfg R. Meilingerg F. Hammanng J. Zehg R. Vosburghg D. Baldwin. E 5

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ga X Q 94 52 E I 5 r M Fflmf R016 left 10 fight-' 5211iSbl1fYL Sellnows Baylys B- hausg Westbrookg Badgleyg L. Lasherg VanKo lerg S. Qqq 'y F12IlSbl1fgZ M- F13IlSbl1fg9 K. GFCCDCS E. J- Hmaliflgi Smithg Reissmang Berger. Third Row.'J song 0 a 3 X XJ DuBoisg Frohlichg Kennahg Scoonsg L. Smith, Second- Murphyg B, L, Hotalingg R G - dw Se g L Row.' McCartneyg Goergeng Bergstromg Amosg Severing- Billsborrowg Lynchg Gigi , . ash . 'Emp TPM- -g 1 u. aw my - ..GIRLS' INTRAMURALS l ' 2003 I-as K .' 'S Y i-A315 Y 6- Q W l I li U 9+ 1.-1'.- TU f a-2, D' , ,fl I ' . H- f' ni: I I d .Jul .N X 1 ,im I' f:a,,,3 6 I fu J fi i.:...5--S-H-S-. -. 1. f - J' J. -Q lo Fil. 0 I t V j ' 'Fw -1- L 3 l . , ' l 'P' . 1 Every week the girls' intramui-'alvgioup met The boys' mtia- A ls 1-pdesignei to 0-9 Id, A r with Miss Flora McMartin, the girls' gym in- vide H11 0pD01't, for th oysvwh not . structor, to play basketball, volley ball, soccer, play OU fhe VHfSiCY-S9 ' f1C1P3fiTrW0m'0 f ':l I softball, or badminton. Play days were held at pefirive Sports- UfPdS1'2,ff,lE....-dj-Fesamfl ' A Oachx Berne-Knox, Troy, and Voorheesville. Harold Mead, the'656yS pls yC'f1',iCgj5f,,,,f60qb5H,, 1 A ftb ll db k tballl 'N ' ' f f A ' so a ,an as 6 fy! J, VXJAQLLLL.-vw f I , is-4-r 5, A .. a P 1 BOYS' INTRAMURALS 1, ,,.' 47 f A . A 1 l ' . 1' - ui. D Front Row, left to right: G. Whireg T. Morang R. Hal- Row: J. Smirhg G. Houkg R. WSSEDFIS , o ert5 1. -9 'TY-'J lenbeckg W. Throopg G. DuBoisg P. Winne. Second Elmendorfg W. Kellamg H. LaQuireg Smithg C. Frisbee. M- . My -Jiwvl K Lam. 2. i Wi w 1 fi Qi -Y l-:E 1 'Is j gi 5 3 52 .6 2 4 12 -3 ai ' 'X QW Q? ' if ' f - :i. .. fQ