Bay Shore High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Bay Shore, NY)

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jlljf G5 lA? 1 rf J Q51 f f TOUCH AND G0 TRACK TEAM. Front Row-Carl Davies. George Dante, Peter Holtje, Charles O'Malley. Ronald Davies. Andy O'Hara, Rudy Swigart. Glenn Deiters. Second Ron'-Orlando Sasso, Viilliani Rudolph, Robert Margie. James Jackson. Bradley Brown. .lay Edwards. Jay Baetz. Richard Simpson. StandingfPhillip Wellsley', Manager: James Romnnsky. Coach: John Kier. John Cummings. John O'Hara. Perry Bendivkson. David Davies. Bruee Yvaldo. W'illiam Olber- mann. Brian Keane. Joseph Hedges. Earl Bailey. John Svoeozzo, W'ynton Hotaling. Albert Martin. Assistant Coaehesg Larry Levis. Bay Shores 1950 track team proved to he very weak in the track events and very strong in the field events. The only hright spots in the running events were Bruce Waldo in the 880 and John Cummings in the mile. Coach Romanskfs men were sparked in the field events hy Bill Bodmer, Gene Dyson, and Perry Bendix-kson, in the shot putg Dave Davies and Joe Novesky in the diseusg John Kier and John Socozzo in the broad jump and high jumpg and Bruce Xvaldo and Earl Bailey in the pole vault.

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SIIINS IN. Front Row June Jalekson. l.nrrzline Metzger. Beutriee Cornelius. Mary Lou Zznuhrmla. Ida Hurt Ifaeli Ron' Nuney Mills. Helen llnrdies. Nlnrgnerile Bennett. llelen Cm-hrune. Margaret pry guelvi. Sylvia lea June lxeniper. Betty lflalells. Ruse Orlando. Carolyn Nevins. llmmu lifffllllllll. llnrothy Sinipson. Nlnrjrnrie N I I ,NOCLW l,l1elxilv that arrow lllllllil lunfl in the hoekey lielcl. for it woulfl have l'illlFl'1l at great lleal more eonfnsion than there ulreuclv wus. It takes u lot of ability to tloflge the hoelvev ball as it goes hither :intl thither uhout the fielrl with almost two slozen girls ehusing after it. The exeitement is immense when unel if a goal is murle. Twiee il week :luring the full the girls play unrl pruetiee. smile of them striving for that Qluv when the honor tennis are ehosen. Oh nie. oh my ,xllfllllPI' lnnll'- eve .X4l L'A 0l g W hen shooting arrows in the uir hewurel ,Xreliery is offers-tl to every girl who aleeepls this game verv eagerly. 'lhrough pruetiee. skill uncl ueeuraev are aeqnireml. A-X steualy hand aml il goocl eye are great assets in he- eoniing un excellent howmun. Patienee is the virtue lllill is greatly neefletl. As the how and arrow go hunfl in hanel. so elo girls anll ureherv. l lllll' 1 Jann