Syosset High School - Initium Yearbook (Syosset, NY)

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL W. Hendricks W. Anderson, G. Zorelic, lst row: L. Brachfeld, D. Kresky, H. Martin, R. Monlonaro, T. Hochman, T. Whitenak, P. Weintraub, H. ,Cohen. 2nd row: Mr. W. Hendricks, H. Moss, L. Boollman, M. Urotsky, M. Levine, E. Welch, K. Ehlers, P. Poschmann. The J.V. sharpshooters were really on the ball, coming in second place in the NSAL Section 3. Sophomore, Mitch Levine averaged 12.5 a game, Kenny Ehlers grabbed the rebounds with Ted Hock- man while Larry Bookman directed the floor game. At seoson's end everyone was sure the cagers would go on to bigger and better wins for their new school, keeping in mind that it was at Syosset that they first learned to iight and pull with the teaml 71

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TRACK They say, ln spring some men's fancies turn to love but that's ridiculous, it turns to the nearest cinder track. The red suits swarmed over the Syosset track field and brought honor and distinction to the alma mater. Kim Kimball, Bernie Bontemps, Jim Peeler and Louis Yannotti shared the outstanding track positions of 1959. By mid-season Kimball was approaching the six foot high- jump mark and the rest of the team was doing its best to break all past records. The big field of the battling Braves was a display of all regulation track events: shot, discus, pole vault, high jump, track relay, milers, the 440, 220 and 100 yard dash. We played hard, skillfully, bravely and sportingly. The coaches Clint Miller and Dick Herzer practiced the cinder men hard and long. The school was very proud of the fine record piled up at season's end. Olympic records: watch out for Syosset! Top Row: Mr. Miller, B. Watson, R. Poduska, S. Kule, D. Buchanan A. Whoppus, H. Latuga, R. Huck, G. Hass, W. Stieglitz, R. Belmont, J. Peeler, J. Hickey, J. Goodman, V. Burns, D. lngrum, J. Weiss, A. Eisenlow, H. Parton, R. Harmish, D. Kretsky, J. Greenfield, Mr. Herzer Middle Row: R. Chatman, J. Covey, L. Neustedt, R. Davis, S. Biork, W. Lux, A. Fay, P. Cavenagh, H. Pollock, J. Frazer, H. Rose, L. Alvaraz, T. Crawford, N. Effman, C. Whitig, J. Kety, R. Boyle. Bottom Row: S. Leksutin, M. Levitt, R. Outwater, H. Van Sise, K. Kimbell, B. Bontemps, R. Vallely, L. Yonetti, J. Levine, B. Pecheur, J. Carpenter, B. Baum . .3 . H , ' ' S. 'K 4 4 bl 'ii s If ,... .1 ..,.., .W '- i E 11 - K - i 1 ?ifisiiSiE., 5i .2 .- gf. ...M W-ls.:fi1zi l2i Si55 i'YE ii e f- - 1 --'- J sm -:.Z:5:i . B