Berner High School - Wisanda Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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Through Hard Work and Determination Young Team Makes Pla r V ww gill? fi za' 0 A-54 Top: QL-RJ: P. Zicari, S. Ryan, K. Wilinski, S. Marose, E. Valdini. Bottom: CL-RJ: I. Gallego, M. Busch, D. Weigand, D. Young. 6311345 Z 1-'30 I ,Zh WH f. 3 at .1 Above: Team planning strategy during half time. Above Right: Iunior Captains K. Wilinski and S. Marose looking happy after winning an important game. Bottom Right: Karin Wilinski going for a jump shot. offs The Girls' Varsity Basketball team finished its season with an impressive nine wins, and three losses. This second place finish qualified Berner for the playoffs, Where they were ranked sixth out of sixteen teams, and advanced to the second round before bringing their successful season to an end. Led by captains Karin Wilinski, who broke the season scoring Cwith 326 pointsj and rebounding records, and Sue Marose, who tied the highest number of foul shots in one game with nine, the team far surpassed any expecta- tions for them. Coach Becky Crawford and the team members are already looking forward to next year's season since no players are graduating. Karin Wilinski was chosen for the All-Division, , All-Conference, All-League, and All-County teams, and Sue Marose made the All-Conference team. l 9.50 tsl FI . . 4, ,. All 1. .1 if ae ff f M-4'

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Hard Working Players Prove Experience Pays Qff The tennis team this year had a record of 8-7, a big improvement over last year's performance. Coach Netter provided a great learning experience for both beginning players and for those players return- ing for yet another season of phenomenal tennis. Constance Calma, a sophomore, had an outstanding season, and proceeded to the All-County Competition. The amazing first doubles team of seniors, Natalie Comens and Mary Ellen Conners proved to be a fine asset to the team. Claudia Fer- mature's aggressive play was very successful in the third singles spot. Despite Eileen Ellis' early season illness, she proved to be very sup- portive and provided much encouragement for the rest of the team. Peggy Sacino exhibited fine play in the second doubles position. Sue Gay showed dedication to the team and fine sportsmanship throughout the season. The '83 tennis team was unique in many ways. The teammate's feel- ings of camaraderie and friendship are not likely to be seen again. ' 2 I L1 VPN I 5 A Y--Il N i Q 1.1 I I I I 1 1 ' ' 'A P' .K-xfsxwf I A y' A' A f' X ' Y' ' lf 3, K H, . , , -NXW .-tt-,-.A-th 693 .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '. xx X, . Y qi! ,xi 1 I-. -'J-X 1 kgyft -,N , A ' lx H I ' , , I ' I I I ' '- , 1, flfsk 0,', f'i'lL.lltX1 X -'B . 1 I ' lx . . I i i g. 4 gr t-1'-ginfgtr-,Q tix .1 A I . 1 L-N iw 1 ' .:'f T l. I'-. fStandingJ: Top: Coach Netter CTop Rowjz QL to RJ P. 'Q Sacino, P. Kenny, K. Kort, L. Matulonis, S. Anderson, M. DiMartino, S. C-ay CMiddle Rowl: CL to RJ M. E. Conners, C. .1 Cavanna, T. Smylie, C. Ventrice, C. Calma fBottom Rowlz C. Fermature .mf Qi - ---my -,R 'uv

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A Season of Rebuilding Young Team Fights Hard Led by seniors Rich Schwarz, Jim McCormack, Tom Koelbel, and Paul Guardiola, the Berner Basketball Team experienced a rebuilding season. Although they finished in last place, the Bisons lost by very small margins in most of their games. Berner showed its strong points were perimeter shooting and defense. Sophomores Ciro Ambrosio, Dennis Cutts, and Tim Buckley contributed greatly to the team. East Meadow was defeated twice during the season, as Berner ended with a 2-9 record. Captains Rich Schwarz and Jim McCormack and the other seniors are graduating, but next season looks hopeful with three starters returning. Far Right: Rich Schwarz going in for a rebound. Right: Tim Buckley breaking 'H through Long Beach's defense for a basket. Below: Iim Chipper McCormack taking a warm-up shot. ,I - . . IESI9' q Q ..... v alt P4 4 44 -f -ali' , 1 94 'h' fall V ff' 0. f 4 SQ' V- ttf-2'Zf's . 4 2 fxjl -1 Guardiola. l I ' f ' 1 Varsity includes CL-RD: Greg Schementi, lim Korwa nf J . 6 . Ciro Ambrosio, Dennis Cutts, Briw Miller, Tim Buckley, Tom Koelbel, Iim McCormack, Rich Schwarz, Ray Philips, and P311