Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)

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.3 Track Spring brought out Glen Cove High's Varsity Track Team in full force. Although the overall record for the season was not overwhelming, the team produced many pleasant thrills as the track and fieldmen strained for that last fraction of an inch. Mr. Butz took the honors for his A-I coaching iob. SCORES Glen Cove 70 38 Mineola Glen Cove 23 V2 8OV2 Great Neck Glen Cove 35172 68V2 Port Washington Glen Cove 47 57 Garden City Glen Cove 70 20 Hicksville 29528 BEER BEER WEEK BUSH BEER EUHR E333 H533 llll T l J 9 J TRACK: Front Row, left to right: J. Butz, Coach, D. Marrone. Second Row: K. Johnston, L. McFaddin, E. Kelley, D. Lomberson, C. Johnson. Third Row: D. Shortell, T. Nilsson, P. Mercadante, C. Stehlin, M. Solomito, L. Turnier, R. Fowle. Fourth Row. G. McMichael, R Lee, J. Thornton, J. Silva. TENNIS TEAM: Front Row, left to right. B. Ferris, D. Moore, M. Young, E. Kaufman, H. Goldhaber, T. Nilsson, P .Rice. Second Row: D. Powers, S. Walzer, L. Weintraub, C. Stehlin, H. Ropelie, R. Lee, S. Kaufman, A. Wolinsky. I8 W4 TennB Our Tennis team, much improved since last year, found itself a definite threat to the divisional title. However, the Covers were on the wrong end of a 3-2 count four times, and wound up with a 3-5 record in the league. Harry Rapelie led the team in wins and was followed by the duo of Bruce Ferris and Matt Young. SCORES Glen Cove 5 Manhasset Glen Cove 5 Great Neck Glen Cove l Bethspage Glen Cove 3 North Shore Glen Cove 5 Garden City Glen Cove 0 Wheatley lforfeitt Glen Cove 3 Hicksville Glen Cove 5 Roslyn Glen Cove O Bethpage Glen Cove 3 North Shore Glen Cove 4 Port Washington Glen Cove 3 Wheatley Glen Cove 4 Hicksville

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JUNIOR GIRLS' INTRAMURALS: Front Row, left to right: A. Ranaldo, Captain: J. Kielbasa, Captain. Second Row, J. Giam- . s J- bruno, D. Schepanski, K. Kirby, L. MacKay, B. Reinhard, B. ,cf F .-..- 'F Cohen, B. Anderson. Third Row: L. Kaufman, M. Stubbs, P. Ford, 'f T Ta M. Fitzpatrick, B. Sangenito, R. Bigby, S. Weng, M. Ricco, R. , 'Y P f Melon. i l fue l - 1 1- L 4 AX. H ,f , : : ,' X4 ' f 4 . . .r ' g 4 'X I If U K , I ,K i l f r f in- . is I i 0. li - ' J X 5 ' S 'iv , ' L . C we . A 'ft K . X A Y. ' . - X NIX -X X X., A - x 'I - i . M Xl' X-f P' 'tif fi KX ide' ts.. o J SENlOR GIRLS' INTRAMURALS: Front Row, left to right, B. Noble, V. Cymbalist, J. Capobianco, S. Eggleston, 5. Lewis, Captain, P. Lovett, Captain, C. Larkin, Captain, J. Goss, M. Feiselman, J. Galante, M Shedrick. Second Row: M. Melendez, A. Familetti, M. Varrichio, J. Graf, L. Copobianco, D. Manning, B. Cumbo, B. Jones. Third Row: J. Zier, B O'NeilI, C. Paulson, E. Montell, G. Sudholz, C. McDougall, L. Vorst, P. Davis. Fourth Row, M. Meyer, A. Norvik, P. Newman, P. Browning, Miss Schmitz, Advisor, S. Stevenson, B. Smith, M. Ellen. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' INTRAMURALS: Front Row, left to right: A Shields, F. Kapuscinski, P. Smith, H. Burn, A. McAIeer, S. Mac- carone, P Scefonas, D. Kapuscinski, T. Stanco. Second Row: J Pettus, G. Haynes, K. Hinck, B, Trubish, M. Krafiack, J. Galonte W. Ericksen, B. Winters, P. Mason. Third Row, R. Neil, B Mosquera, A. Cekala, A. Famigiletti, J. McNaughton, C. Solo- mito, C. Albanese, l.. Doherty. Girls lntra murals Spirit, co-operation, and zip were the attrib- utes of an under-dog Sophomore team that beat the Seniors in the intramural basketball games this fall. Anything can happen at these after-school volleyball and basketball games. Not only do the girls play ball, but they also serve as referees, and timekeepers. At the end of the season, the mem- bers of the winning teams are treated to pie by the sponsor, Miss Schmitz. Too bad, Seniors! f 4' 4 V L if Ji Tl fi A S Q l 4 1 L . , L , 4 i I fi . 1 A 1 l . I ' 5 FRESHMAN GIRLS' INTRAMURALS: Front Row, left to right: C. J Brellochs, Captain, L. Clark, M. Patterson, J. Tast, M. DiLeo, .D. Buonincontri. Second Raw: V. Maiden, Captain, J. Kolk, Leak, fl X f? , I , ' . J. Robenstein, J. Barr, N. Ronaldo. Third Row, S. Benedict, M. 1 1 X t Schwarz, D. Zausmer, B Lewis. Y X M I f - 'A I I U 'sk ffb f L. if 1 ' f-. lg 4. F-:f H5 Q'f , xiii ' Q. M

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time non- Club the pens dan l T Cheerle ders 'I C ERLEADERS: Front Row, left to right: J. Graf, L. Zam Ili, B. Reinhard, M. Meyer, A. orvik, M. Var- ichio. Second Row: J. Giambruno G. Rice, L. ohert , A. Familetti, Captain, I.. Macliay, S. Pellizon. f r ir x TEAM! TEAM! TEAM! Arrayed in bright outfits, and ettervescent with pep, the cheerleaders are one ot the most colorful organizations in the school. Aiming to keep school spirit high, the girls teach cheers at pep rallies, and lead the loud and enthus- iastic student support at the games. Scra bling and pushing d ing -a period of C 7 out t a basketball game, as ractically a Exist t sight thanks to the e. rts t the Varsity ' men In addition to preservi g law and order, a u mem ers, clad in their whte sweaters, dis- . d s a at home games, and sponsored a .' E li! iii. s V ..-.-. -we-LLL B23 Q Q 'A QRZITIT' ' 'T CT' lsr 132 , - rr r - 1, x X 'cr -1 -ifieee r::I 152455 Q TV R gf +'fd-t?E? 1 j, '-' l 3:1-F--er' :Bl x V Q h Q 13:1 P -f-L-T--.L is ei if '5 EE f rr r Inn .7 -,-f- -- , -..-. . VA ITY CLUB: Front Row, left to 'ghtf Marrone, I-E. ' Civ, l L nn, J. Silva, l. Turnier, Secre -Treasurer, . 3 di 6-if 4 Q Q 'V ' Cor ell, Vice-President, R. Fowle, esident, H ' F 'ff ' P Mollitor N Gederberg D . V! Rap lie, , , . , - Joh n. Second Row: C. Sharp, W. Szeremetu, J- Domo ski, C. Abate, J Sanfrantello, P. Rice, J. insky, . Morgan, H. Reynolds, W. Fisher, K- J ston. ird Row: A. Genova, H. Nowicki, R. Bur A. Par A. Van Helden, P. Weng, R. Honey- man, Wambo h, D. Johnson, H. Jensen, A, Ring, S. Ring. J l9