Abraham Clark High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Roselle, NJ)

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f. gl is .I , , Q . -1 A ,Il V 1 T9 'r 1 'Q First row, left to right: YV. Buckwald, P. Daggett, D. Soules, R. Honour, N. Clark, L. Johnson, C. Morris, F. Dickson, C. Basque. Second row: Coach R. Arminio, H. Krohn, Paulden, R. Dressel, M. Morenko, R. Enright, J. VVein, VV. Brown. Third row: J. Robinson, J. WValker, R. Jackson, J. York, L. Duey, D. Cates. TR CK The 1956 track squad under the direction of Coach R. Arminio had some outstanding successes. For the second time in four years, Roselle conquered the North Arlington Invitation Meet by outscoring twenty-two schools. In the Union County Meet at Westfield, the relay team took third place medals, outstanding performances being showed by Seniors James Land, and Larry Johnson. Robert Jackson took the XVat- chung Conference pole vault championship with a jump of 10 feet. Outstanding performances were also dis- played by: R. Honour and F. Dickson in the quarter-mile, L. Duey in the mile, XValker in the hurdles, and in the weight division by XVein, R. Morenko, and R. Daggettg up and coming C. Land, S. Land, and A. Drake. EBALL Under the able coaching of Mr. YValter Bork, the varsity baseball team had a success- ful season: winning eleven and losing six. The team had the youngest battery in Union County with freshman George Seaman playing varsity. Highlights of the season were scored by sophomore Ed Jones, who pitched in six win- ning games, including a perfect game against St. Patricks in the first round of the Union County tournament, score 1-0. Captain Clar- ence Davis won the 1956 Union County batting crown for the second time with a .451 average. Outstanding hitting was also displayed by XVa- nat, Holderreid, and Colford. This year, with five regulars returning, we are sure the team will go on to greater success. First row, left to right: Manager XV. Berneking, S. Pogue, C. Czerniak, C. Coleman, NV. Smith, H. Parker, F. Blasco, R. Smith, S. XVanat, Manager K. Hoffman. Second row: Coach NV. Bork, F. Holderried, XV. Baugher, B. Bazley, R. Grosso, M. Coleford, E. Clay, C. Seaman, R. Vaccaro, Captain C. Davis. Third row: j. Green, E. Jones, L. Crob, C. Hudiak, L. Haythorn, NV. Krakowiecki. S9235 E 'W' 1 'Hu I 1 ' ,' SHI' - 'IAEA . ,J . A CLLF ' ,W gn 1 Nav -Q--52.7 T'

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FCOTBALL BASKETBALL Flrst row left to right: S. Land, L. Tyler, F. Porter, BOUOIH TOW, left to fi!-Zllfl l- 0'Bfi0I1, J. AU-Zyl'0S, I. Crosso R Ditzel, S. Sovinsky, A. Nietche, H. Stevenson, C. Chrebet, R. Cavalla, A. Silverman. R. Relsner C Brlntley, XValker, H. Mayer. Second Aaron. Top row: H. Morson fCoaehP, R. Scppelt, B. roxy T YY olfc I. Argyros, C. YVilliams, S. Clyburn, Peters, E. Lietz, R. Donald, C. Crob, E. Soliolowslci, W Pinto -X Isolde, C. Sineman, NV. Roberts, S. Fink, F. Porter, C. Land, R. Costa. C Lind Third row: E. Lietz, D. Smith, R. Donald, B Peters D Nelson, R. Seppelt, C. Crob, D. Marion, I Agms H Stienfelt, XV. DePalma. Fourth row: Coach NV XVard Assistlnt Coach T. Muhaw. IU IOR HIGH PORT In Junior High our potential heroes are made, for here they learn to become the Rosie Criers and Tom XYheatons of tomorrow. In baseball under the coaching of Mr. Michael Petrisin, the team had an average season, but displayed some outstanding players. Among these were: R. Krahling, E. Thompson, Agins, H. Stienfelt, R. Berry, and Cass. The football team under the guiding hand of Mr. XYilliam XYard had a good season. Though outclassed, they had a :Z-4 season. Their best victory was over Park, score T-0. The team displayed spirit and great potential, with such players as Argyros, E. Letes, R. Seppelt, and S. Fink returning, it should be a successful '57 season. In basketball, Coach H. Morson has been handicapped by a small bench. The team's record at this writing has been 0-6, but these have been close games. Anyway, we hope to see great improvement in the coming games. BASEBALL TRACK First row left to right: S. Crosso, A. Young, C. Brown, Fi1'5t TOW, left ffl right: T. Morne, XV. Pomitz, M F. OI es R lxrahling, R. Bozman, D. XValker, R. M0fCnk0- M- H11UCh0f, C. LZIVOIPC, H- Milvilfd, ,l Berry Second row: Coach NI. Petrisin, P. Esbrandt, TQYIOF, COHCI1 R. Arminio. Second row: E. Meyer, C R Wmdholt J Aging, H, Steinfelt, H, Leno,-d, L, Qgneg JB XYactor, S. Land, H. Soles, F. Butts, S. Brazil . ro s. . - ff?-fi. A S I ll a' .1 , -FO v i .- 135 o , --. -- Q 4955 +8 V 'fc 'ia n 2 'Q 349' 4 y N N 7 1 r 7 ll ,F sink 2'i,-ff- LE., ..- lx