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

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N.I.S.I.A.A. 440 llelay Championship Team N.I.S.I.A,A. 880 Relay Championship Team TR CK The 1957 track team directed hy Coaeh ltalph Arminio turned in another successful season: XVinning two, tying one, and losing one. The season was climaxed hy capturing the -I-10 and S80 yard State Relay Chanipionsllips in Croup 2. Although the squad clicl not win any other ehampion- ships, there were many outstanding individual perilmrnianees. Dick Honour won first place for the pole vault in the NVat- Chung Conference meet. Donald Cates, in the sprints, Won two second places in the XVatt-hung Conference meet. and one in the Union County Track and Field and North Arling- ton meets. lim York in the halt mile, won second place in the xV?ttCl1UI1g Conference and North Arlington ineets and third place in the Newark Board of Educ-ation meet. Other Winners included Bobby -laekson, XValt Jackson, Jerry Green, Jim VVi1lkC1', and Bill Reclziniak. YVitl1 many of these stars returning, the next season should surpass the aceomplislnnents of this one. .I.N. FIRST ROXY: l. Argyros, Xl. Niagara, F, Kuhe, F. Loehr, ll. Klophaus, I. llordne, j. Taylor. SECOND ROVV: VV. Thomas, E. Minor, M. Haneher, l . Lalir, D. Hoffman, ll. Mayer. 81 VAltSl'l'Y ,,, FIRST now: D. canes 3 lliallker, L. Duey, lt. H0ll,llllY llliork. E. Bauer, bl, XYL-in, If, M112-' Cl. Lima. sgcoxp IKOXXQ: Xlr, Hiller, j. Ecltlleton, lt. Walker, lf. Dixon, -I, fQ,4w,1,' IVI. Krohn, M. Morenko, j, Sweet, Mr. Arininio, x

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BA EBALL L A The varsity baseball team, coached by Mr. Walter Bork, turned in the best record in over five years: winning fifteen and losing six. They captured the VVatchung Conference title with an eight and two record and received the sixth place seeding in the Greater Newark Tournament, the first time a Roselle team has appeared in that event. XVith double victories over such county foes as Roselle Park, Linden, and Scotch Plains, Roselle was seeded second in the Union County Conference Tournament. After defeat- ing Scotch Plains, they were finally stopped by Linden, the eventual XVTIIIICI' of the tournament. The leading pitcher was Eddie jones, who had the best Q earned run average, .71 earned runs per game, in the county. He also won nine games. He was ably backed on the mound by Bruce Bazley, winner of four games, and Roy Haythorn, winner of two games. The leading hitters were Stan VVanat, Reggie Smith, and George Seaman, although the other regulars displayed power when it was needed. The prospects are bright again for next season with all of the pitchers returning and a good junior varsity team to fill in the vacancies in the field. Bazley, Haythorn Jones FIRST ROW: R. Stickney, M. Colford, C. Coleman, W. Smith, R. Smith, S. Waiiat, E. Cla G. Seaman, E, jones. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schaffer, R. Grasso, R. Corba, F. Fish, L, Grofi I. Spych, L. Haythorn, B. Bazley, C. Green, R. XVhittoin, Mr. Bork. THIRD ROVV: R. Bos- man, J. Cassidy, C. Brown, R. Krahling, R. Nlillelet, R. XYindholz, I. Thompson, P. Esbrandt I. Zazulia, D. XValker. -- Q33 Green, Grasso, and Whittom

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