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

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VARSITY HGCKEY Row l, Left to Right: N. David, C. Smith, L. DellaPenna, P. Santoro, N. Kretz, I. Zimmermann, M. Caridi. Row 2: P. Clark, M. D'Aguilar, A. Burgess, S. Hertz, C. Anglim, A. Holzmacher, E. ljrevich, A. Brooks, M. Doerner, Miss Burns. Although the girls field hockey team did not have a winning season, we put in many hours of practice and tried our best. Our coach, Ms. Pat Bums, added inspiration to the team which kept our spirits high. We may not have made any goals, but we made plenty of friends and enjoyed being part of a team. Through competition with other schools we realized that there is more to learn from a game than winning. Win or lose competing is an important part of life and it taught our team to never give up and to always display good sportsmanship. The sadness of our last defeat against Copaigue was subdued by a small party and thank you gift to our great coach Ms. Burns for sticking with us through our defeats. Row l, Left to Right: L. Zeigenfelder, F. Torian, E. Williams, D. Budd, N. McFarland, Row 2: S. Wischnie, C. Roohan, W. Burgess, F. McCullough, D. Brown, J. Johnson, C. Burnette, Row 3: S. Shepherd, N. Kretz, G. Gayer, L. Owens, A. Payton, E. Hetterich, A. Rockwell, S. Monfett, Miss Burns Sir IOR VARSITY HOCKEY 79

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TENN S 'VH 3 5 2 -'Ml f life X Row 1, Left to Right: C. Dunleavy, C. Miera, S. Corey, D, Sutton, J. Caplns, G. Viteralle, M. Norvell. Row 2: E. Hetterich, J. Kirlon, K. Carroll, S. Weber, C. Cornell, R. Sullivan, W. Etherdige, C. Bean, M. Blond, B. Parsons, J. Durbin The Tennis team coached by Miss Sally Brubaker, had another enjoyable season. Our team was competitive in all their matches, but finished the season with a record of only two wins and seven losses. Unfortunately, we lost several matches by a margin of only one point. The season ended with nine players receiving varsity letters, and Barbara Arsons chosen as the most valuable player. Whether winning or losing, practicing or playing in a match, the team always had a lot of spirit and a lot of fun. Thanks, Miss Brubaker. VHQKWS . o r Q., may -v.. 1 ,'-. ... - .. -ae. .- H . ' ff'iPii . f ' 'ttt lt .1 .MHZ 4' 4. Q' ,n .- A -wana-nnvrwfpm . l. .yer --.ff .j,,.q1 is 515139 X - .. a , . - 5. Q i . . ,. . 'NON ,ua qfggy V M: a 412' . 5 2...o-- f - 1 : W . sais -- ,M wiv-vi' an Jwfaul-Q. 3' s 2, as WGA! 'Wad A . S. as 'W 53, s , rata? 1 Q w..g'g'fi 3, 'fn 1' . . f u r: 22. -in ,... .fum ...-W my fW-, :-' 1 ,.., i , . ' , 1 g ' 1 .5-.111 54:1-A 1. , . . ., , .1 Q- ,.:-jggtr1?.:55a.... , K V, 4 , fi 1 fiif.pz',i'g,f,...4,2 N y M v , ' :fiwf5.4f2 A 'fo V' K 1' 2. f 1 ff' ' 7 fl ,A-''i g'lv1.iSQfl-Taft-E1 fliifsidii Q V . -V Q45-E it - ,-.-., .EW 78

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gigs Row 1: Left to Right: S. Henry, V. Thomas, R. Bartow Row 2: Left to Right: G. Rebhlz, G, Wright, S. McFarland. D. Bartow Row 3: Left to Right: J. Chadwick, R. Hawkins J a , sit ' Cross Country. The harriers of 1975 were by far the best cross-country team in Amityville history. Our leadue duel meet record of 2-3 was good enough for third place in the standings. After this finish which we considered sub par, we were eager to prove ourselves in the Conference Meet. But once again injuries and sickness of top runners set us back. We finished fourteenth out of sixteen teams. Our final meet left us with a glimpse at our future. We finished seventh in the County meet with a team made up of mostly underclassmen. Reynold Hawkins received All Star Honors. Co-Captains George Wright and Donald Bartow helped keep team spirits high for the duration of the season.