C W Post College - Opticon Yearbook (Greenvale, NY)

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At high noon on February 28, the SGA sponsors Speak Out on Sports. Several hundred people comprise an attentive audience, collectively representing the frus- trated athletic community at large. A panel of nine address Bill Huffman, Sports Information Director, and respectfully but confidently probe the controver- sial issues pervading the Sport programs at Post. Our Post Pioneer Men's Basket- ball season chalks up a deceiving l l-l 4 record -6-5 in the Big Ap- ple Conference, lO-8 against non-Division l schools. Although we did not have a winning sea- son, we do have a school record broken by junior Mike Dias by ex- ecuting l7 assists. Transfer Senior Azhar Honeef, Ronny Szabo from Hicksville, and Terry Cullen, just to name o few, spark the team to withstand the long, grueling schedule of games. Wins over Adelphi, Manhattan prepare the Pioneers to upset with victory some Big Apple Conference teams. 5 c 3 , g Q 99 n 'G S l N 'D-,3.4L,l A ii s ,,,.., t lil QKOLOY' uvwnoooeui l illllllllteieili i Wo'v'l'I+llll' F- il l,llii9Cm'x,,t , tomb Wi ., Q- l'll'lll+'llo'i'6,w lt'o'e'0'0 l'i'o'itl il ,llemm .Q M 'OMAN -'f ll' N4 . V N5 NM' fl iiiilwifllili SBWMW Q 'f 'l-if Ji-J 1 llmliiititii l H ' ' -' i- f V W ,Q X l ' A li i Ngf3S,Q't:Q l QS' .firmf W., .MA . - t i, 'xfs7. xf . ti- vg.i2XX7 i Xi 2 li l.'Jx?5 ' Al.- t llst' 'gli .li i'-. ' 2ii'i'i'if-it if . .-.. i -Wil!-f.':-v .Ny .. ,..,.w ll ' ig, -an l, i if l I i l l l i sl Venom tif, El lllolfm ill l lilifwfeeg l 'i:fQ - 5 X I X arf. i- 1 x In sr, I ' ' l 'ual' ' 0 l

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-fi 5' T. Although we are just next door to the Cinema, where Speak Out was held two days before, our thoughts are miles away from that. We can almost be in a Las Vegas nightclub, lt's David Bren- ner Live on stage in our very own Lecture l-lalll A Really Big Shoo to say the least, complete with a sell- out crowd and a Home Box Office telecast. David was off to Califor- nia to host The Tonight Show af- ter his performance here. l-'le even mentioned to his viewing audi- ence of millions that he had just done a gig at CWP. Now we're known nation wide! The C.W. Post Equestrian Team is known across Long ls- land and the Tri-State area be- cause of its successful, aggres- sive year. With all the grace and tenacity of a rider, the team gal- laps up to second place, at the heels of the bountiful and well- stocked Stony Brook team. Under Coach Kathy Perri's guidance, the Equestrian Team loasens its reins and goes to the head of its class. ,,,,.zuV ,Af ..c- p x if 5'2- -.qovff 31, 56:1