Bishop Gibbons High School - Vikon Yearbook (North Tonawanda, NY)

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SPRING SPOR TS SOFTBALL enthusiasts, Camille Majewski, Rosemary Smolen, and Elaine DiMatteo, begin practice sessions early in spring with the hope that the motto, practice makes perfect, will prove to be true. Teamwork evoked good results as the members of the 1963 BADMINTON HONOR TEAM brought the season to a successful close. Team members were: Row I: Kath- leen Majka, Rayma Schebell, Manager, Madeline Trom- ble. Row II: Barbara Kosztowniak and Deanne Brzezin- ' ski. Sister Mary Annelle receives from Rev. John .l. Morrissey, O.M.I., Principal of Bishop Newman High School, the first trophy won by Gibbons in interscholastic competition. It was awarded to the Junior Girls' 1964 Badminton Team for placing first in their respective division. Mr. Alan Davitt, director of secondary education in the Diocese of Buffalo, and Joan E. Coughlin from Archbishop Carroll High School are seen in the background. 91

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Susan Krantz and Kathleen Majka, Captains, demonstrate to the 1963 VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM the correct form of serving. Representing Bishop Gibbons in this area of activity are: Row I: Theodora Cycyk, Madeline Tromble, Nancy Topolski, Carol Pilarski, Elaine Gniazdowski, Madeline DeGilio, Barbara Hartney. Row II: Claudette Duguay, Linde Keem, Anna Zienkiewicz, Deanne Brzezinski, Maryalice Smith, Nancy Staub, Tonia Prelewicz, Mary Ann LaDuca, Rosemary Sheldon, Manager. VOLLEYBALL provides spirited fun and stimulates competition. Practicing of jump shots gives a finished quality to a team's performance on the court. Since participation in the Diocesan Volleyball Tournament will demand dexterity and coordination, the class teams prepare to meet the competition other schools present. The Senior team below carefully pursues perfection of technique and adherence to rules.

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