Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

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Y GIRLS' SPORTS WELCOME TO U-E Miss I-leffner and Mrs. Brown smile to the welcome that U-E has given them in their sports activities. COME AND GET lT Q.. fr F is Qu' F00 GTD says Jackie Conti to hungry Lianne Chris- tina. This year two new faces have brightened up the girls' gym. They are the faces of the new gym teachers, Mrs. Anne Brown and Miss Irene Hettner. Under their guidance, the girls have participated in such sports as hockey, soccer, basketball, and deck tennis. Besides teaching so many girls in such a va- riety ot sports, Mrs, Brown and Miss Hetfner acted as advisers to the girls' Leaders' Club- Mrs. Brown, head of the senior leaders, and Miss Heffner of the junior leaders. LEADERS' CLUB AWARD FOR MOST ACTIVE LEADER was presented last year to Carol Duffy. Two

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TY COBB DAY A TOKEN OF APPRECIATION TO A GRAND LADY Co-captain Pete Barbara presents a gift to Coach Cobb' from the team for his great work for the past thirty-five years. CAPTAl NS ALL . i Not part of Ty Cobb Day, but nevertheless one at the events that helped make it, is this congrat- ulatory handshake between '53 captains, Bob Dag- lio and Joe Barbara, and '54 captains, Ralph Weil- and and Pete Barbara, as Ty looks on. THE GREAT DAY IS HERE , , ., Coach Cobb receivesa silver loving cup at the Thanksgiving Day half-time ceremonies. Is . I Co-captain Ralph Weiland presents a floral tribute from the team to Mrs. Cobb. On Thanksgiving Day, Coach Harold Ty Cobb fielded his thirty-fifth U-E football team. During the first two quarters of play, the U-E Tornado and the Central Bulldogs battled to a scoreless tie. Between halves, the U-E Marching Band traced the highlights of Mr. Cobb's career from his Maine boyhood through the marriage of Mr. Cobb and his lovely wife, Mrs. Helen Cobb. Half-time ceremonies reached a climax when Mr. Cobb entered the stadium to receive his well-deserved acclaim from the alumni, students, and faculty of U-E. Mr. Raymond Mills, a U-E alumnus, presented a silver loving cup from the U-E alumni, Michael Beirne, a set of fine leather luggage from the U-E stu- dent body. Joyce English presented a floral bouquet to Mrs. Cobb. Charles F. Johnson, president of Endicott-Johnson, sent congratu- lations to Mr. Cobb in recognition of his thir- ty-five years of service to the youth of the community. To make Ty Cobb Day a complete suc- cess, the U-E Tigers pulled out a close I6-Ol victory over Central. HE DID IT AGAlN We .St The game is over, U-E has won, and faithful fans and team members carry Ty off the field in gratitude for his thirty-five years of successful coaching. Page Seventy-One -xv 4 1 Q

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SENIOR LEADERS' CLUB Seated, left to right: Janet Haag, vice-president, Judy Pero, president, Waneta Sanford, secretary. Standing: Joyce English, publicity chairman, Grace Palmisano, treas- urer. ik: it E ,K If First row, left to right: Beverly Wal- ter, Margaret Weiss, Betty White, Florence Ambrose, Lois Johns, Nancy Ward. Second row: Judy Webb, Gwen La- bouseur, Joyce English, Grace Palmi- sano, Janet Haag, Judy Pero, Waneta Sanford, Connie Morley, Julianne Gorczynski. Third row: Ann Harley, Carol Clos- key, Virginia Ingalls, Jan VanDusen, Eileen Plaumann, Rosalind Bennett, Janet Edwards, Joanne Stage, Bar- bara Kowalewski. LEADERS' CLUB OFFICERS . 2 -. 2 ' I.. -gin 2 JUNIOR LEADERS' CLUB First row, left to right: Susan Hart, Sally Legg, Anne Guilfoyle, Margaret Sevka, Marry Ellen Weiland, Susan Palenik. Second row: Jacqueline Conti, Delores Phillips, Kathleen LaGrange, Sharron Reed, Ann Marie Sevka, Lianne Christina, Altheda Watkins. Third row: Carol Williams, Judy Rob- erts, Ruth Selner, Ann Brennan, Dorothy Barno, Carolyn Clark. Page Seventy-Three