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Page 28 text:
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GIRLS' BASKETBALL- Because of our small team and limited practices the girls' basketball team did not have a very successful season. Our average ran about the same as did that of the Boys' Team. The team was ably captained by Lil Blos with Phyllis Tompkins as manager. As coaches Mr. Pollitt and Mr. Kochenour succeeded in boosting the spirit of the team, when it got low, along with their excellent instruction in the game. 28
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1 BOYS' SOCCER The Boys' soccer team was unique in that it was composed of players from four countries, the United States, Costa Rica, Holland, and Venezuelag every boy participated and the team completed the season undefeated. The team's success was greatly aided by the leadership of Captain Fernando Rosich and Jose! Paz, who showed us various skills and pointed out our errors. Our playing manager, Charles Lord, arranged seven, games in which we managed to roll up an impressive total of 33 points to our opposition's total of 7 points. Another unusual happening that pleased the older members was a scrimmage against the physically superior Williams College Freshmen. They beat us 4 to 1 but we certainly have the right to say that we gave out as much bodily contact as we took. Bill and Koch were well pleased with our record, not only because it was the first undefeated boys' team but also because it was the first time that every boy, without excep- tion, played. 27
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1 st, BOYS' BASKETBALL The Boys' Basketball team had a schedule of only live games, due to the play, Death Takes A Holiday, influenza and inadequate time in which to practice. The team won only one game and dropped four, three of which were lost by the margin of one, two, and three points respectively. The eight members of this year's team were: Barry Bandler, Steve Shapiro, Govert van Dis, john Cazale, Dick Everett, Fernando Rosich, Playing Manager Pete Stubbins, and Captain Charlie Lord. Much credit is to be given to Koch and Bill who not only coached the team but re- lieved the manpower situation during practices. Without their help and that of the girls at practices, the boys would never have been able to work as a team. Returning players, Barry Bandler, John Cazale, and Steve Shapiro are promising ma- terial for next year's team. 29
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