Bronx High School of Science - Observatory Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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these is Stuart lllumuer. xarsity eaptain and lelt lullhaek. whose defensive uork Mae so outstanding that he was awarded the title ol' All Bronx fullhaek. and thus a place ou the All llronx eleven. hlerl Steinherg. who earned the title ol' Une Coal Steinlverg alter seoring the only goal ol' the season. Hank the heret Strage. Milt Diamond uho played goalie. .lim lllier. rt noted earloonist. lien lleer. Alan llatner. Honarfl llailin.,lay llollman and Larry Prilaxfo also saw serviee with tioaeh lleekensteinis team. The sninnniug team also gave many ol' our lioys the ehanf-e to shou it hat they will do. llete Worms. Phil l,uliitx. George Ansell. lluddy Tell. ,loe hilenkes, ,lim Jennings. Neil Calatx. Klart' Silxer and tiarmi Sc-hooler uere all prominent with the xarsity. Pete. lor example. plat-ed lirst in a tough Monroe meet. and fame sevond in the Erander meet. only a len strokes hehind the eitris 1-hampion. Aetixe with the handhall team were manager ,lim lllier. llouard l'eeliel'sky and Hel Tiger. Outside ol' the lield of st-hool sports ue also haxe many noteworthy perl'ormanr'es. .lim Jennings. uho won the Worlds Junior tlhampionship in the 'Wlothn Sailhoat Class is a good example. Jim. a veteran ol' sailing for sexen years. later on eame in second in the Xlorldis Championship Regatta held oll' Stamford. tlonner-tieut. XI Sehriehman and Martin Marcus are noted for their ueight lilting. Not to he forgotten are Rona liohrer and llarhara Sc-lutartz. whose xixaeiousness and exuheranee on the haskethall eourt as Cheer leaders. spurred the team on to greater heights. While it lasted. it was a great sports scene and our term did its share to make it so. WH.,X1i DO THE RlfYllfXVERS SAY? fC'OllCIll,df'd from page 51 minute that ue. in defense of democ- to forget the rising light for Civil racy. assume the role of dictatorship. liherties in the United States. Let us we are no longer deserving of their hope that our Country. in its true support. position as a leader of free thinking Let us hope that our politieal lead- peoples. eau Conquer totalitarianism. ers rememher this in formulating l,et us show our enemies that democ- their policies. Let us hope that we raeies can he strong too. do not accept as allies goxernments It is only hy firm principle that which were not elected hy the free our Country and its allies xtill make itil! of the people. Let us hope that the proper deeisions neeessary lor ai the threat ol' a war does not eause us lree and peaceful uorld. It

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