Waterloo Central High School - Skoi Yase Yearbook (Waterloo, NY)

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L. - A.. A Kneeling: A. Managan, R. Nelson. Standing: T. Spiwak, L. Spiwak, W. Dcleffler, Mr, Meadway fcoachl, B. Cooley, T. Paradise, W. 5Cl1mOyer. Front Row: T. Schoenacker, H. Iey, R. Brooks, Second Row: H. Word, C. Morse Qcoachj. Third Row: S. Ridley Cmana- Bischoff, J. Pierson, A. Cosad, Franc, V. Tambiolo, G. Verone, D. Babcock, gerl, J. Waters, T. McCann, S. Decicco, F J. Dorn, M. Olschewske, R. Rid- R. Stewart, Bill Wooden, R. Nadeau, Mr. Newton, D. Bonacci, L. Snook, R. Norcott.

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Front Row: M. French, C. Utzmcm, D. Brown, AbfCll'lClm, D- Corcoran, N- BUVHBS, C- Kem, C- A4 K. Rosenthal, B. Craig, R. Hilimire, J. Fennell. Youngs, T. Felice, M. Toombs, F. Robson, B. Second Row: Fran, S. Brown, B. Meyer, D. Her- Simbole, B. Moll. Fourth Row: G. Shaw, G. rick, G. DeBolt,A. Boncucci, B. Dorc1n,G. Brown, WOOClen, S. Brown, B. Sessler, B. Houf, B. P. Voccu. Third Row: Mr. Russell, Mr. Bloir, T. Fleming, P- Nl0rrir1. MAY I CUT IN? RUSHING FOR A GOAL

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FOCUS ON SPORT FOOTBALL: After a tough season, Waterloo finished with a 2-6 won lost record. Although displaying great spirit and desire, they lost several close games. All conference honors went to defensive guard, iunior Bernie Doran. The future looks good as many other key positions were ca pa bly filled by juniors. Varsity Waterloo 0 Edison Tech 33 Waterloo O Mt. Carmel 19 Waterloo 7 Geneva 26 Waterloo 26 Clyde 33 Waterloo 14 Penn Yan 47 Waterloo 13 De Sales 7 Waterloo 26 Lyons 6 Waterloo O Mynderse 29 JV Coached by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Bonetti, the Jay Vee team had an im- pressive 5-2 season. All their wins were convincing and their losses close as the team showed great potential. CROSS COUNTRY: ln his first year as coach, Mr. Morse guided the young harriers to a surprising third place in league action. Sparked by Bill Kenny, a freshman, and Terry Schoenacker, a sophomore, who placed fifth and eighth in the league meet, Waterloo finished with a 7-5 record. Highlights came as the team scored double vic- tories over Geneva and Mynderse, and triple victories over Clifton Springs. The future looks good as six of the ten runners were in their first year. BASKETBALL: Although the team sported an unimpressive 6-12 record, they had an exciting season. Many close games were lost when the last minute rallies fell two or three points short. They finished second in the Holi- day Christmas Tournament and placed two men on the all-star team, senior Bob DeLamarter and iunior Jim Contant. The future looks promising as many lettermen are returning. WRESTLING: This year's wrestling team finished the season with a 9-3 record and third place in Wayne Finger Lakes action. Top wrestlers in- cluded Fred Pearce, who went un- defeated in dual meet action for a perfect 10-O record, Charlie Kleman, 9-1, and Tom Pearce, 8-1. Fred also won the W-FL conference title and placed second in the section 5 tour- ney. Bill Elliotto placed third in the conference and Paul Perrotto and Tom Pearce placed fourth in their respective weight classes. The most impressive victory of the season was the last, against previously uncle- feated Phelps. Chris Youngs high- lighted this match as he decisioned Varsity Waterloo 57 Lyons 60 Waterloo Penn Yan Waterloo Victor Waterloo Canandaigua Waterloo Newark Waterloo Geneva Waterloo DeSales Waterloo Mynderse Waterloo Lyons Waterloo Penn Yan Waterloo Victor Waterloo Canandaigua Waterloo Newark Waterloo Geneva Waterloo DeSaIes Waterloo Mynderse Christmas Tournament Waterloo 57 South Cayuga Waterloo 51 Mt. Carmel Phelps' section 5 champ. Varsity Waterloo Clifton Springs Waterloo Odessa Waterloo Wayne Waterloo Penn Yan I Waterloo Lyons Waterloo Canandaigua Waterloo Mynderse Waterloo Pal-Mac Waterloo Dundee Waterloo Newark Waterloo Victor Waterloo Geneva Waterloo Phelps l i K