Voorheesville High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

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mei' Front Row, left to right: P. D. Douglas lManagerQ, P. I. Douglas, jackson, Moran, Senning, Smith, LaDuke, Moran, Campbell, Osterhout. Second Row: T. Danzi, Ulanagerj, Platz, Hallenbeck, Severinghaus, Hanaman, Footboll This year the football team, coached by Kenneth George, has experienced a discouraging season. The returning senior lettermen were Tom Crock- er, Bob Okesson, and NValt Kellam. Milt Bates, ineligible this year, was made honorary captain with Bonar Halsdorf and Tarz Krause sharing the captainship. Even though the experiences proved unsuccessful they practised hard with intentions of winning. The team had a new experience this year, play- ing one eight man contest with Averill Park, which was looked upon with great anticipation by the players. Other schools met were St. -Iohn's of Rensselaer, Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk, and Argyle. The season concluded with the Meatball Game, in which all of the team members had a chance to play each other. Bayly, P. Danzi, Hotaling, Ulion, Salisbury, Campbell lManagerQ. Third Row: Mr. George, Okesson, Kirk, Krause, Hammann, Kellam, Meilinger, Crocker, Elrnen- dorf, Halsdorf. Halsdorf blocks as Krause tries for yardage. Moran and Halsdorf tackle while Hotaling and Crocker look on. .A , fa , fr .L I n I V4 hr nf, ,f rff d-:z! , , I f Q, 'f Q Q 'E' ' ' . 'ff '3 1 ef-I xr i ' 'ff ' .V l K VV , , Q 1, A , ,,, ., Q or ilu? V :, : P f, -1: f,gg.r,.v 1 -- .,,' ', 1 W w ,-. . ,H ' , ,,g,,y5M2HfW: ,W fu V,,. gy, P 4 - , f - .., A 2 V M: J' P 'Gia E . 2. j .

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H f ' gs -3 ll I Clockwise: janet Hallenbeck, Bonnie Hotaling, Janet Bayly, Anne Senning, Mary Beth Frohlich, Sally Munyan. Junior-Varsity Cheedeoders sq N K .Ny Vs V A, si in 'Hr ' lim xx r I N F D V G rs ITY A ,V r Nl , Tx r i X p WHeeHeedersm 1 , f X x W I QA ,- The Varsity,cheerleaders have worked hard to improve themselves by practicing after school. Under the leadership of janet Bayly and Mary Beth Frolilich as co-captains, they participated in pep-rallies in order to help the student body learn the cheers and lead the cheering at football and Varsity basketball games. The junior Varsity cheerleaders, during their after-school practice sessionsg developed new cheers and improved old ones. With Beatrice Flansburg and Donna Lee Kennah as co-cap- tains, the I. Vfs also took part in the pep-rallies and encouraged the student body to support our team during the junior Varsity basketball games. Left to right: Carol johnson, janet Scoons, Sylvia Brown, Brenda Ilchuk, Donna Lee Kennah. Substitutes: Ianet Berger, joan Goergen, Miss McMartin. Absent: Beatrice Flansburg. ,Aw .4.',.,, I V t - '- -rfmwmwfwwwwazz ., 'Z f , V I

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otfq Center: Captain, David Picard. Left to right: Houk, llotaling, Elmcudorf, Crocker, Baldwin, Knapp, Meiling- cr, Krause. Halsdorf, Okcsson, Smith. Varsity Basketball Only three veterans from last years varsity re- turned to play this year. Captain Dave Picard and lVes Knapp, seniors, and Bill Hotaling, a junior, formed the nucleus of the team. Added to these were regular junior varsity players of last year, Gene Krause, Bonar Halsdorf, Tom Crocker, and Bill Elmendorf. NVith other jayvee members these boys practiced and scrimmaged diligently to build a better team. Catskill and Mohanesan. Our victory over the latter was our first victory over a two year span. However, we still remain the smallest school in the league. This year only three seniors were regular mem- bers of the basketball squad but the large number of junior and sophomore members gain- ing experience should benefit next yearis team. r . r 'L b ' i i l i ' if 1 f There were some chi ges in fhe d , Maggy ' 1 l H L, y Hilti' League this year ' id We may! jo, Wi ams, gp' asap XAVJ gi i .sf f flx ' W ' . 'J e my gy e ylp j jf , Jvrtcarct shoots as Halsdorf, Elmendorf, Krause Krause Shoot ag J V, M and Hotaling wait for action. L aff wifi l cm J' 1 I V 5. ' J 1 if ,nf Y f' 1 ' ' ,I , X7 t rl .1 IQJL .fi , ja