Edgemont High School - Respectus Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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BOYS' VARSITYfl.V. BASEBALL The 1978 Varsity Baseball Team finished a mediocre season with an 11-11 record. After Coach San Marco's team jumped out to a 4-0 start, a number of bad breaks were responsible for the leveling off of the slate. The team played well enough to be asked to Sectionals, but unfortunately lost in the opening round. Highlights for the season included a Taka Suzuki-lim Thorp combination no-hitter against Pleasantville. Another was Sophomore sensation Deece Hannigan's tying of the school's dou- ble record with five. Other stars were pitcher Adam Burrows with seven victories, Phil Bellissimo with two homeruns, and Pete Sileo with thirty-six consecutive stolen bases over a two year span. Mi' Row 1: M. Tracy, E. Sileo. Row 2: D. Deschamps, T. Bouza, P. Sileo, 1. Bertone, R. Henck. Row 3: P. Bellissimo, T. Sileo, D. Hannigan, A. Burrows. Row 4: T. Suzuki, V. Gilleonardo, l. Thorp, W. Stern, Coach SanMarco. 6

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'W-9' Row 1: Coach Miller, L. Burton, A. Patterson, 1. D'Arrigo. Row 2: M. Ullman, M. Horner, 1. Spinner, H. Williman. Row 3: D. Devenuti, L. Arnel, S. Cowan, R. Kleinman. nu---' 1 W L Under the direction of Coach Miller, the l.V. Tennis Team enjoyed a prosperous season for a first-year team. After much debate last spring, it was finally decided that there should be a girls l.V. Tennis Team at Edgemont. There was an enthusiastic turnout for the squad, and the team finished its first schedule with a 3-3 record. Lead players were Laurie Burton lfirst singlesl and Ronnie Klineman lthe team M.V.P.J. 5

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' EM ' ' , ' ' ,f i 2 ..---AGP! . -' . t .sq-A ' . Ax W in . A h v ,. Q.. .- 'fra s W Q 3 'em ' trivia , 'I . We '. - - , 'g..,,,,g..,. The I.V. Baseball Team finished its season with below- par 7-9 record. Despite the record, the team was in every game, losing by not more than two runs in each game. This was mainly because of the inconsistent hitting of the team. The team could not support the superb pitching of P.j. Cosgrove and Mike Rosen who, along with lon Lewis, shared the pitching chores. The R.B.l. men, who got the hits when they counted most, were jamie Kornbluh and David Chao. For the long ball, one could always count on Ethan Burrows C1 H.R. and 3 triplesl. For the 1.V. team, no awards were given out, but the season accomplished its goal, which was to prepare the players for varsity ball. 0 4 , x Y ' . Yx li l .A . .. .MX-fs' . ,fi .. Row 1: B. Lowy, S. Weinstein, 1. Flower, M. Rosen, D. Chao, A. Crlickman, B. Lang, A. Weinstein. Row 2: Coach K Daggett, B. Franzino, I. Lewis, P. Hai if E ' ' -. Cosgrove, L. Epperson, E. Burrows, M. l Metzner, A. Zizmor, 1. Strauss. Row 3: D. Panthen, S. Saren, P. Glass, C. Ryan, R. Matsuka, D. Caratozzolo, L. Weisman. tif' 7