Waverly High School - Carantouan Yearbook (Waverly, NY)

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qv Room 208 Shirley Wright, Iona Talada, Greta Thomas, Shirley Tichenor, Beatrice Simmons, Patricia Thomas, Ann Shallenberger Juanita whitmarsh, Pat Shaffer, Donald Tracy, Kenneth Terwilliger, Dolletta Williams Ann Sullivan, Leona Talada Betsy Temple Mary E Young, Carol winnick, Mary Young, Robert Springer David Wilbur, Stanley wasielewski, Charles Wooster Stanley Shadduck Edward Shay Charles Vallilee Carol Vernon, Edward Wilson, Donald Yale Teacher Mr Daly Room 225 Patricia Frantz, Dorothy English, Shirley Halstead, Joann Grinnelle, Janet Elliott, Mary Jane Frisbie Delores Harding, Sue Donahue, Charmaine Hull, Dorla Howe Betty Gleason, Julia Eddy Theresa Gorman, Diana Hartford Helen May, Mary Jane Hunter Sharon Eisenhart, Phyllis Johnson, Rita Hanna Barbara Johnson Charles Dunfee, John Freeman, Thomas Foster, Robert Fiske, John Howard, Joseph Garfield John Guiles, Dick Erdely, Richard Gowan, Richard Draper, Robert Dewitt Robert Griffin Teacher Miss Hanneman rflwhflg-QP -ff h . X, V I , - X 'L L,f 'J' ' X ' vie? , M ,,,.f 7 yr., ,Z King ' v I 51 ' . V ., I. -4:4 - ' , 1 A 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I ti I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' . A 5 5 A 6 ff, e A Y if .SV , 5. I- , V' , ' ,L ,V I ,L cl ,' I ' 'f p .Z .Ak fu 1 ,h - t 1 - Q , . Q S 4 9' Q, -' - L.. X 'A 5 - ' - . ' -a L V A . J ,T T - .- qi . I el- s- . N l .1 ' i, tv x 'I sk N - ' 1 , l Q v ' T I I Y , 1 y ,- '1 X , , Q 1 ,.. 3 ' . Q A ' , - A ' . , . ' 1 4, ' V LK. f -- N

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. Bs 0131.1 9. T 552:23 fa 'a'33re'4 I 4 .. s 1 ... ' 1 , 1 587.1 E 5,29 sis ,S 'M if JQEQPQTIQ- 'ff' as aofswask ia- aell 1 .17 118-.1 4 Vdfflbl Football lst row--W. Creedon, B. Johnson, B. Brink, A. Altieri, F. Soprano, F. Lattari, P. Lattari, H. Ropp, K. Kinsley, L. Conlon, R. Northrup. 2nd row Mr Toomey, Coach, D Barringer, L Cardi, L Fisher, J Simmons, J Howard, J Betke, J Langdon, S Goble, J Warfle, P Shannon, D Simmons, Mr Miller, Assistant Coach 3rd row G Gowan, J Akins, F Boice, C Hobson, K Davidson, P Geroulds, J Bryant, K Hen son, F Prinzi, R Heidig J Johnson Seventeen wins against six losses is the overall gridiron record compiled by the Waverly High School Wolverines during the past three seasons since Coach Frank Toomey, a graduate of Ithaca College, took over the team's direction in 1948 Four wins and three defeats was the 1948 record In 1949 it was six wins and two losses and last year, only one defeat, a thrilling 20 13 setback at the hands of Sayre, marred the eight game schedule Last year's seven wins and one defeat was epical for many reasons A 35 O victory over Owego settled a score that had stood for many years It gave Waverly first possession of the Golden Lion, a traveling trophy presented by the Waverly Lions Club to the winner of any Waverly Owego school athletic event Homecoming was inaugurated at the Athens Waverly game on November 10 Waverly won, 19 6, and the first annual Homecoming program was a success Don Tracy, school board member, introduced the idea here and supervised the arrangements As the Wolverines rolled along, they scored 241 points to the oppositions' total of 74 This was a tribute to a light, but well coached line and a one two backfield punch, Robert Northrup and William Creedon Other wins scored were Painted Post, 18 6 Watkins Glen, no 7 Towanda, 20 14, Horseheads, 63 25, and Elmira Heights, 33 6 Ray Miller, basketball mentor, was Coach Toomey's indispensable assistant, who worked primarily with the back field A successful season was also made possible through the intrinsic efforts of Fred Tuthill, football manager The Junior Varsity football team under the expert coaching of Joe Judge, practice teacher, and Ed Foyle had a very successful season this year Against very stiff opposition prepared themselves well for varsity work next year 44 . . , . . ' I ll ll . . : - g , 3 , . , . , 0 the team finished the season undefeated and unscored upon. The fellows worked hard and have