West High School - Senior Occident Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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——TThF KI T rack Allhough track has taken a slump lately the pros| ccts for this year’s team are bright. The team is well balanced, having good men for the field vents a well as the track. The interclass track meet brought to light some new material which should considerably strengthen the team. large schedule has been planned, and great things arc expected of our spikesters. Tin: Sou a i) Tux ill X. kat$anij es Taylor Seager Lewis Scm:nuu: April 23—Alumni. pril 2. !—Interclass Meet. May 5—Manlius. May 12—U. of K. Kreshmen. May IV I', of R. Interscholastic Meet. Mat 30—Utica. State Chompionship Meet. June 2—Cits Championship Meet. June 5- East High Meet. Alexander 1 dicker Cook I . Katsampes Vient Swimming The swimming team started out the season handicapped hy I he loss of several veterans of last year’s team. The success of the season cannot lie properly gauged hy the record of the meets won and lost, as a good founda- tion has Ik ch developed for the success of the sj ort in the future. John C'ouper, Captain judsou Scott. Manager Tut- TiJam Karl 1 idles James Little Gordon Grant I ’d ward Roipcr Charles llallock Tkam Kr.coRD C. lirown Hamilton Xiveu Wesley Jackson Leslie Sandhol .er John Cottper West High............... 21 Hutchinson High 37 VVest Nigh 50 Charlotu High 14) West High ................... 12 Syracuse Trosli 5V West High ...........20 Manlius 4$ West High................... 2» East High 50 City Interscholastic Meet. East High ' West High 25 Kodak High .................. . I Charlotte High Wrestling A new s|M»rt has sprung into prominence in West High this year, namely, wrestling. The surprisingly large crowds which attended the matches speak well of the growing popularity of this sport. Coach 11ttl« k turned out a team worthy of praise, and in the coming years wrestling is Itoutul to take its place with basketball and baseball.

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MK. HULEK MISS FISIIER The Athletic Season of 1922-23 Tlu year 1922-23 lias found a great athletic revival all over the country and in West High in particular. Xot since the days of intcrs.'holastic foot- hall in Rochester, have West High students turned out in such great numbers to support and participate in athletics of all kinds. The spirit of the student body has been of the highest type at all times -rejoicing in victories and developing a never say die'’ spirit with defeat. The various records of the past season point to success in the future and the class of June, I'»23 can feel justly proud of having seen during its Senior year, the beginning of this epoch in the history of West High School athletics. Girls’ Basketball In the first game of the season, the girls, following the example of their brothers, defeated Hast High in a game marked l»y little or no opposition. While they were not so successful in the later games, the season was in even- wav a success. The Team Lli aheth Herrick Marjory Keith Marguerite Cavcrlv Man Bettis I’.iivMiita Campbell Llizabeth Stevens Doris Lyons Ruth Maygrcn Betty (irauel Aiiik Crerar Team Rkcorh West 1 Jigh T» Last High 11 West High 20 Last High 37 West High 15 Last High P