A B Davis High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Mount Vernon, NY)

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AlTs0huler, Brmnel', Kain, Reynolds, Captain D'Angi0. Fencing Team Does Well Despite lnexperiencei D'Angino Stands Gut As Foilsman and As Coach 5 .f X' - Si -siilfilibffr ug Q CapTain Giulio D'Angio M f KW.: f-Q., The Davis Tencing Team, composed oT CapTain Giulio D'Angio, l?oberT Bremer, George Kain, and John Reynolds, gained much needed experience as The season progressed, and showed Their worTh in The Tinal maTches oT The season. When The Team was Called ouT in SepTember, CapTain D'Angio Tound ThaT graduaTion had Torn his enTire Team aparT. The year beTore, Davis was one oT The sTrongesT Teams in The enTire sTaTe and The men ThaT composed iT are now on college squads. By dinT OT hard pracTice, in spiTe oT inexperience, The Toilsmen prepared Themselves so well as To give an exhibiTion in AThleTiC Assembly ThaT won The admiraTion oT The enTire sTudenT body. AlThough D'Angio leaves Davis This year, There will be a good group oT veTerans To uphold The Tine repuTaTion seT by This and previous Davis Tencing Teams. OIOOO

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0990 Cross Country Team Has Very Successful Yeari New Rochelle and Tigers Bow, Fairservis Stars This year, The cross counTry Team enioyed one of The besT seasons in iTs hisTory. Led by CapTain WalTer Pairservis, The Team besfed boTh of our arch rivals, New Rochelle and WhiTe Plains. Paced by a few experienced runners, The squad came along quickly, so Their collapse in The final meeT of The season, The W. I. A. A. champion- ship, has never been explained. CapTain Fairservis finished second in ThaT meeT and ViTTarino ran beauTifully To Talce fifTh posiTion buT The resT of The squad did noT live up To Their season record. Warren Lewin, a sophomore and running for The firsT Time This season, was a mosT valuable man and should be one of The Top men in The counTy This coming Tall. The Team sTarTed off Their season wifh Three specfacular wins over New Rochelle, WhiTe Plains, and The powerful lvlamaroneclc squad. Then came The inexplicable defeaT aT The hands of a GorTon Team and, sTill more queer, Trailing WhiTe Plains in The same meeT. However, The Team was one of The besT in recenT years and should be congraTulaTed on iTs fine record. Ca pfain Walfer Fairservis TOP: Crane, Fairservis, Lewin, Vittarino, Zimmerman, Coach Oswald. BOTTOM: Addinaro, Subitsky, Bilinski, Pomerance. -K r-Y ga- -l - I A-'Q 'Q - 4 fsYW I

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OIOIO Balanced Tennis Squad Plays Well ln Matchesf Veterans and Recruits Guarantee Good Season The tennis team with a good balance ot seasoned veterans and ambitious new talent taced the spring campaign with confidence and hopetul expectations. The holclovers were Captain Phil Shapiro, Johnny Morse, Ted Solomon, and Ed Smith, all experienced players trom the preceding season. Shapiro and Morse stepped into their old singles positions while the latter two are more adept at doubles. Dick Shapiro, winner ot the tall tourney, clinched one ot the three singles positions, while the other recruits supplied the needed sparlc to set a top-notch team in action. The main task this year was to tind two reliable doubles com- binations capable ot playing sure steady tennis. A spectacular game is not required, but good torcing shots that can be relied upon are vital. The boys must be able to get along with each other on or ott the court. Besides the regular W. l. A. A. schedule which started May 2, matches with other schools were boolced by Manager l-larvey Scobel and Faculty Adviser Robert Dodds. Captain Philip Shapiro TOP: Scobel, Mr. Dodds, Captain P. Shapiro. BOTTOM: R. Shapiro, Schwaxtzman, Morse.