Amityville Memorial High School - Warrior Yearbook (Amityville, NY)

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,, . , . . goodfer O Cf'l'5 Ihe spring season olleretl soltluill. tennis, and lnulrninlon which caune in Nay. 7 Miss llerinun, Miss Collis, and llliss King led and tlirccletl the girls' sports program. The Girls, lieatlers llluh uctetl as assistants in helping in the gym classes and in alter school activities. The club also sponsoretl Sportsnight and provided :incl prescntetl alll the L. I. G. A. awards. To he eligible for Leaulers' Cluh. ll girl .nust have u 75 per cent scholastic aivcraige untl a certain numher of li. l. C. A. points tlepentling upon her year in school. She then must he passed by the faculty and liczulers' Clulw. A hearty thanks go to the cheerleaders for cheering our leauns on to victories. Their rousing cheers and lmounce helped to proinotc much school Spirit. Left lo Right: J. Wallace, li. l'urker, ll. llurling. 'lllie girls are very proud of their sports pro- graun :intl they work very hard to make it the success that it is. .lim Wa CM t RJ Row I, I,cfI to Right: l . Meal, M. Miranda, N. Sheintlelrnan, J. Driscoll, Nl. Boyn. Rau' 2: ll. lleckert. ll. Woron, N. Witlenuinn, P. Calloway, Nl. Feller, A. ffutania. Row 3: J, Powell, A. Laing, B. Butz, C. Falkenlmuch, Miss Ilernnui. Y. Venes, V. Uuleo, P. Brice, C. Meagher.

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GIRl. S Again this year, Girls' Sports was in full swing at A. Nl. H. S. By participating in the after school sports ac- tivities. tht- girls accumulate points which lead to winning awards. The Long Island Girls, Associa- tion sets up tht- points which are awarded for at- tendance. membership on a class team or honor team. acting as manager. or officiating. A girl may be awarded a numeral. shield, letter or Cold Key, according to thc number of points she has earned. A Gold Key is the highest award and 600 points earns the honor to receive it. All the sports arc divided by classes. The girls try to make the class team and then the honor team, which consists of the best girls from the SPORTS ti class teams. The honor teams compete against neighboring schools on Playdays. The fall season started off with hockey, archery, and tennis. In November. volleyball and bowling appeared: There was also tumbling for the freshman and sophomore classes. For the juniors and the seniors, there was modern dance. When the girls returned from Christmas vaca- tion, basketball came into the picture. What came in the beginning of March? Practice for Sportsnight. of course. It was feared that there wouldn't be a Sportsnight this year. but as in past years, the Girls, Leaders Club presented it once again. g.,f.1 Je, t Left to Right: J. Driscoll, N. Wittemann, P. Calloway, M. Feher, N. Sheindelman.

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ardifg Cxeerdaclem Left to Right: D, Thackray, K. Karlsson, B. Woron, P. Hardy-Captain, C. Deckert. l.. Wolperl. unior Uarbify CLCCVAGJQFJ Row I, Left to Right: K. Welsh, ,I Whalen. Row 2: J. Powell, J. Delves, C. Wood