West Rutland High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Rutland, VT)

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V. Salengo R. Noonan T. LaPlaoa H. Popleeki J. Leemy Mgr. D. Sevigny Alumni Pittsford Pittsford Proctor Poultney Poultney Proctor Curtis Bellows Falls Mt. St. Joseph Brattleboro Rutland Springfield Bennington St. Miohae1's Mt. St. Joseph Brattleboro Rutland Springfield Bennington St. M1chael's Bellows Falls . Warzoche . Bartlett C. Siwioki J. Pryzbyto V. Kaszuba Asst. Mgr. J. LaPlace J L OPP - 36 10 20 38 ii 36 SE M2 Ei 51+ 51 3? 3M M-1 39 56 59 lL kg

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FIRST ROW L. to R. V H SECOND ROW L. to R. THIRD ROW R T J FOOTBALL SQUAD Kaszuba, J. McCormack, J. Frao, 3. McNamara, fotter, J. Pryzbyto, J. Leamy. Johnson, H. Noonan, D. Sevigny, J. Mumford, La?1aoa, D. Vacoarella, T. Drop, E. Gallagher, LaP1aca. L. to R, Siwicki, J. Smyrski, J, Warzooha, S. Sankowski, R Jankowski, R. Pluta, W, Rosmus, R. Herbert. FOURTH ROW L. to R. J. Biancki, G. Wasik, J. Vacoarella. WR OPP. Poultney T 12 Burr E Burton 39 7 Fair Haven 20 Z Proctor 20 Woodstock 19 12 Middlebury 21 T

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qs Football Season As August of 1950, set in the beauty of the fall foliage, approached, everyone was eagerly awaiting football. This was our last year and we were all out to set a good example for the lower classmen. Ou class was renressnted by Ron Better, John Fran, Ton LaPlaca, Robert Noonan, Deb Johnson,Jim Leany, Joe Pryzbyto, Val Kaszuba, Joe Narzocha, and Jimmy Mumford. These rugged men proceeded to lead our team to its best sean son in seven years. - Our traditional rival Poultney was our first opponent. Although we lost this game by a score of 12-7, the fans were excited by the tremendous fight of the Horde. - . Gur next rival was Burr and Burton. We finally showed our powerful passing and running attack by really defeating them by a score of 3h-7. The second loss of the season was sustained at the hands of the power-ladened Fair Haven team. On the following Saturday we met Woodstock, and resulted in losing the game. we did however, defeat the Proctor team. The final week of the season was now upon us and we still possessed that same pre-season drive. Middlebury ar- rived with a huge teas but we upset them by a score of 20-T. All in all, this on the wnole proved to be a rather success- ful season. Us had'scored more touchdowns than the teams of 'LB and 'HQ out together. The selections of the Marble Valley League All Star Team and All-Dtate was eagerly awaited. Our team was represented by Laflaca on the Marble Valley League Team, who also made the All-Stats First Team. Leamy and Pryzbyto made the Second team, while Jumford received an Honorable Mention.' The under- classmen will renember always the class of 'Sl as great foot- ball nwarriorsn. J. Mu ford Rzztland Historical Society and the Rutland Free Library.