Greenwich High School - Compass Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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Norman Davis Joe Kosinski Vice-preridenl Secretary Not long after our Classes THE G.O. drive is on its way. We are kept up on the percentage by announcements begin - befgre the first foot- every few mornings, and talks by our home- , room representatives. Before this we have ball game '- WC 'l'lC31' of lf - - - heard that the oflicers elected are john Margenot, presidentg Norman Davis, vice- presidentg and joe Kosinski, secretary. Now every senior feels a certain pride when he hears that his class is IOOWQ, and every one is proud that we have broken the record with an over-all percentage of 99.2 95. Perhaps this greater percentage than ever before-with less of a campaign-signifies the greater realization of the need for G.O., for it does much. It sponsors all those outdoor pep rallies in the courtyard and on the field. G.O. cards let us into almost every football game without cost-games that might otherwise cost 40 to 60 cents. It sponsors dances and showsg the membership discusses senior privileges and helps pay for the Green Witch and the News. Made of us, for us, and by us, it does a swell job. G.O. ASSEMBLY i

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FOOTBALL SQUAD-Fffff 'OHS left I0 ftglff'-C SChmldf, D- Morgan, A. Caravello, W. Hemingway, J. Jerolimo, L. Davis, D. Banta, captain, J. Lowe, M. Hannigan, R. Rose, J. Capalbo, J. Rada, A. Wade. Second row, left to right-J. Gallagher, M. Craig, T. Strazza A. Carlo, A. Palovchek, D. Peabody, F. Stefanowicz, J. Bella, P. Fiorito, C. Peterson, W. Crowle, F. Giansello, J. Goulemas. Third row, left to right-J. Kosinski, E. Palovchek, C. Gault, N. LaRosa, P. Giordano, D. Maxwell, J. Masi, J. Albinus, T. Smeriglio, J. Raymond. Fourth row, left to right-R. Ferdinand, assistant coach, C. Dattola, coachg J. Jennings, A. Curcio, A. Reggiano, F. Paluso, R. Urso, J. Revite, A. Covino, coach. x Football, the way Greenwich A SMALL SIOUP Of IDOYS, WhiPPCd UP info a fast and furious gridiron machine by the . played it, got statewide attention top-drawer coaching of Charles Dattola 'P and Alfred Covino, seasoned with excep- tional ability, and backed up by capable reserves, brought Greenwich one of the biggest shares in Connecticut High School laurels in many years. Were it not for an off-day, expensive and embarrassing 12 to 0 defeat by Bridgeport Central right under the noses of upstate sportswriters, the honors would have been greater. The team placed as sixth best in the state, and John Rada made the second all-state team with Russ Rose receiving honorable mention. The enthusiasm of local fans reached one of its highest peaks. Q '1- With nearly two complete and interchangeable backfields and a stalwart first-string line, the stage was set for Rada's brilliant sprints, the strength of which belied his small size. Zeke Bella called the plays and developed into a fine passer. Russ Rose was a work- horse and did some sensational punting. Pat Giordano's linebucking was swift and power- ful, and Walt Crowle's outstanding ability won him the first Lions' Club Trophy awarded for the best all-around performance of a Greenwich player during the Stamford game. an '. -A , - fa. ntl- 4 if J . '-vi . -. 1' R3 f .fi N 'uit' K , i 1' ae , L . ' T veit! xt. :p 51,6 : , QU 'Af' LZ .D if . 4 X LH A v . .- -. . V ex 'K V i 4,.af.vC K Wade, Hannigan, Lowe, Jennings, Banks, Captain Dave Banta, Davis, Caravello, and Capalbo were among the other important players on the field that were big contributors to one of the Cardinals' best seasons. Goulemas, Gault, Smeriglio, Jerolimo, Masi, and others gave support. The Scores Greenwich Danbury ......... .... 0 Greenwich West Haven ..... .... 2 0 Greenwich Norwalk ....,... .... 6 Greenwich Bassick ....... , .... .... 0 Greenwich Port Chester ........,.. .... 7 Greenwich Fairfield Prep ............ .... 7 Greenwich Bridgeport Central ....... .... 1 2 Greenwich Stamford .................... .... 0 I8