Bellport High School - Log Yearbook (Bellport, NY)

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Tennis ROW 1--K. Roeser, R. Love, L. Rosenblatt, J. Daiman. ROW 2: D. Coon, R. O'Rourke, W. Marshall, B. Klein, A. Hotchkin, Mr. Hanscom. Tennis Although it was weakened by the loss of nearly half of last year's varsity players, the tennis team, under Mr. Hanscom, hopes to excel even last year's good rec- ord. The success of last year's second team indicates that this is a very likely possibility. Golf A good crop of new- comers promises a good season for Bell- port's1inksters. Mr. McKiernan hopes that this year's squad can improve the good record set by last year's team. Golf ROW 1: A. DePalao, A. Fuoco, D. Satornino. ROW 2: L. Gilban, S. Palermo, M. Lento, J. Marion, D. Striet, C. Stephani, Mr. McKiernan. 62

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WRESTLING--K. Roeser, S. Andrunik, R. May, R. Carlson. ROW 1: G. Riley, F. Grucci, D. Guiffreda, J. Grucci, P. Carr, V. Marazzo, G. Litwin, K. Wenger, P. Si- mone, J. DeVito, Mr. Mahoney fAdvisorj. ROW 2: W. DeRosa, F. Rignola, G. Vignato, K. Steinberg, A. Becker. Wrestling Despite a discouraging turnout, this year's wrestling team, led by Frank Rignola and Gay Vignato, have had a surprisingly good year. Mr. Mahoney was happy to find a permanent spot for his mats this year so that the boys didn't have to spend half the afternoon setting them up. Soccer Under Coach Cox, the soccer team had a good season with a 3 win, 3 loss, 1 tie record, placing 3rd in the league competition. Next year, on single session, we hope the soccer team will better this year's fine record. H i 1 - ROW 1: J. Fuoco, P. Simone, A. Murch, B. Love, A. Kinsella, R. Vigiano, P. Irving, G. Murdock, L. Musso, K. Roeser, E. Frabizio, D. Streit. ROW 2: Mr. Cox fAdvisorj, R. Hague, B. Hoffman, R. Lomicke, G. Vaccaro, G. DeSantis, W. Marshall, G. Vignato, R. Bressler, T. Binnington, W. Martine, A. Bono, D. Carle, R. May, R. Ega A. Weaver, M. Ince, R. Pils, J. Gallagher. 61 ny

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LEFT-RIGHT: Secretary, Antoinette DiDonato5 President, Nancy Kulakowskig Student Council Representative, Elaine Maierg Vice President, Marilyn Capicotta. G. . L. Officers The Girl's Athletic League is an organization in which one works for awards through a series of points. These points, ranging from 25 to 600, are earned through participation in the intramural program. Out of the Fall intramural program comes Hockey and Volleyball. This year the outcome of these two sports was overwhelming. The Honor teams which represented the school in these sports did a magnif- icent job in proving their skills. From the Winter intramural program comes Basketball and Bowling. This year 's intramural Basketball produced both a lunior Varsity and an Honor Team. Both teams did a fine job in using the difficult techniques of Basketball in the games they played with other schools. As for Bowling it is a relatively new intramural sport, but it is becoming more popular each year. As the year progresses, the intramural program brings badminton, baseball and finally concludes with tennis. 63