Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

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Til K YKAR IX SPOUTS—Cont. W ITH THE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM The year 1942 saw an expanded program, and a spread of much greater interest in the Girls’ Basket Kill Team. The hig event of the season was the record breaking defeat of the Holy Family Team. Schedule Pate Team IPe They Dec. 19 Holy Family of Union City 26 25 Jan. 12 Alumnae 27 26 Jan. 24 Mt. St. Mary’s 17 25 Feb. 19 St. Michael’s of Jersey City 33 15 Feb. 26 Mt. St. Mary’s 42 18 Feb. 27 Holy Family of Union City 45 14 Mar. 12 St. Michael’s of Jersey City 36 20 Mar. 27 Holy Family of Bayonne 20 13 ON THE TRACK More laurels were added to the record of the B. H. S. track team in the past year. The Mile Relay Team (Sause, Hart. Keniery, and Sweeney) captured the state Indoor Title on March 7 and again walked off with the honors in the Hudson County Championships. Eddie Sause captured the 300-yard race at Jersey City Armory, setting a new record of thirty-four seconds. Continuing his sensational winning streak, he took the Northern New Jersey title in the quarter-mile race, the time being a new record of 50.8 seconds. Sause also captured the Hudson County Scholastic and Hudson County A. A. V. Titles in the times of 51.1 and 51.2 respectively. At the Stuyvcsant Manual Invitation Meet in the Bronx Coliseum. Sause set a new scholastic record by winning the 440-yard senior event in 50.4. The Relay Team, anchored by Sause. placed second in the National Championships at the Penn Relays. At Madison Square Garden, the team came in fourth in the contest with colleges and preparatory schools of the East Coast. In addition to Sause. the team was composed of Ed Keniery. city quarter-mile champion. Clyde Hart, flashy half-miler. known throughout the state, and Don Sweeney, city hundred-yard sprint sensation. Cross-country honors went to John Serrie and Les Youmans who placed second in the Senior County Championships and first in the Junior County Championships. IN THE POOL The Swimming Team opened the 1942 season on February 17 at the Junior High School pool by losing to the more e. | erienced Lincoln High ream. Individual members of the team, however, made excellent records. In the County Championship Meet held December 28 at Dickinson High. Bill Hanlon won two county championships by placing first in l oth the 50 and 100-yard free-style events. In these events. Bruce Tretheway placed third and second respectively. In the State Meet on March 7. Bayonne placed fifth. Hanlon placed fourth in the fifty and fifth in the one-hundred-yard free style events. Hanlon concluded the season by placing third in the National Scholastic Meet held on March 21 at Trenton. ON THE DIAMOND At the time the Year Book goes to press, the baseball season has not yet started, but Coach Lee has well-founded exj)ectations of putting out the usual hard hitting team that brings state-wide notice to Bayonne High School. One-hundred-twenty-five

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TIIK YEAH IX SPOUTS ON THE GRIDIRON Starting from scratch. Coaches Lee and Haring built up a 1942 Garnet and W hite Team that will long he remembered in the annals of B. II. S. shirts. 'Flic offensive attack of the team centered alxmt the brilliant passing of Sal I.ucarrello. All-County Fullback, and flashy exhibition running of Eddie Sause and Frank Cuzy. This remarkable combination was aided ably by the fine blocking of Bill W arner. Eddie O'Neill. John Adomaitis and Bill Dzugan. All the credit for this record season, however, should not Ik given to the spirited offense of these grid-sters. The completely co-ordinated and machine like precision of the linesmen provided the vital defense necessary for victory. Schedule Date Team We They Sept. 27 Emerson 13 6 Oct. 4 Memorial 0 19 Oct. 11 Union Hill 19 0 Oct. 18 Paterson Central 13 6 Oct. 25 Lincoln 12 0 Nov. 11 St. Peter’s Prep 0 0 ON THE COURT With a number of regulars returning in September, Coach Lee’s basketeers seemed headed for another successful year. The loss of the first three out of five games did not daunt the spirits of either the Garnet and White mentor or the Cagers themselves. Rallying after defeat, they gave such a fine exhibition of fast stepping, skillful ball playing that they won the South Hudson County Division Championship for the fifth consecutive year. With this victory went the right to oppose Memorial High in the finals of the County playoff. After losing this thrilling contest, the Beaconeer courtmen entered the State Tournament winning two tough battles before going down to defeat before Memorial in the sectional finals. Enthusiastic rooters for the team will not soon forget the spectacular playing of Emil lludak. our All-State candidate, and the remarkable set-shooting of Marvin Isenberg. Schedule Date Team We They Date Team We They Dec. 6 Holy Family 30 18 Feb. 6 Ferris 34 25 I)ec. 9 Emerson 28 42 Feb. 10 I .incoln 38 30 Dec. 12 1 .incoln 32 24 Feb. 14 1 )ickinson 44 35 Dec. 16 Union Hill 35 41 Feb. 16 St. Peter's Dec. 19 Port Richmond 37 50 College Freshmen 49 51 Dec. 22 Alumni 31 27 Feb. 27 Emerson 38 34 Jan. 6 Emerson 24 30 County Jan. 9 Dickinson 27 35 Championship Jan. 14 Ferris 30 37 Feb. 28 Memorial 32 45 Jan. 16 Snyder 40 22 Mar. 9 Belleville-State Jan. 20 Port Richmond 20 24 Tourney 36 34 Jan. 23 Snyder 30 27 Mar. 11 Paterson East Side Jan. 27 Union Hill 26 33 State Tourney 36 27 Jan. 31 Holy Family 40 19 Mar. 14 Memorial-State Feb. 3 St. Peter's Tourney 35 42 College Freshmen 42 48 One-h and red - twenty-four

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Top, Left to Right, l:ir. t Rote: Rill Dzugan. Bill Connell, Eddie O’Neill. Eddie Adamaitis. Sal Lucarello. Bud l »ljjer. John Campbell. Bill Warner. Rill Russell, Frank Guzy. John Reefer. Ed alitutto. Second Rote: Mike Sheridan. Ed Burke. Michael Lyga. Jim Ciriello. Ed I'alot, Steve Szytnanski. John Menza. Red Martin. Joe C'hsttl. Walter Leoshko, Mr. Lee. Coach. Third Rote: Mr. Haring. Coach; Jim Christie. 'Pony lazzetta. Ted Paliwoda. I'hil Daly. Don Hospidor. Henry Bar-doxvski. Maurice Jordan, Charles Moran. George Herschak. Hugh Clark, hourth Rote: Albert Kiselica. John Barone. Jerry BayrofT. Henry Oipidus. Ray I'elczak, George Lambert. Tony Caruso. Luke O'Rourke, Thomas Heeney. Alfred Algeria. Stanley Zenick. Rollout: Mr. Haring. William Warner, Sal Lucarello. Bill Russell. Frank Guzy, Mr. Lee. One-hundrcd-luvn ty-six