Carle Place High School - Carillon Yearbook (Carle Place, NY)

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Bmeballf Low and fast Prelude to a basehit Marv Lazerson Ron Strasberg The 'I957 baseball team was headed by Coach Kenneth Dunn. Even though we' won but three of the games played, the team did fulfill all of Coach Dunn's expecta- tations. Frank Imperial led the team with a batting average of .384 and 9 runs batted in. Al Passano drew 'I7 walks and was an excellent fielder. The pitcher of the year was undoubtedly Bob Imperial, who led the team to two impressive victories. The first was a I6-O no hitter against Wheatley and second was a 9-'I victory over Island Trees. Neil Kerness chalked up the other victory by a 5-2 score against Island Trees. The team had it's main strength in Juniors Ken Leighly, Matt Zeikel, Carl Schubert in addition to sophomore Marvin Lazerson, Al Passano and others. The valuable experience gained last year portends a victorious season in 1958. ,ga ,Xi .Q 5 - E Q ,,:-. 'Z W I 5 3 'L I '-Ti'-Y-5 I.-is' . is .- 'Cn B Kneeling: Joe Mattia, Bob Greco, Brian Schmidt, Al Passano, Tom Seegar, Paul Jeffreys, Ron Stras- berg, Ken Ableson, Dick Hepp. Standing: Marv Lazerson, AI Kelland, Mike Piambino, Bob Schmidt, Ray Wolfe, Mr. Kenneth Dunn.

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JV13aAlzeIballf The purpose of any iunior varsity team is to build top ballplayers for the future. Mr. Lynn Spanfelner's junior varsity basket- ball squad was certainly no exception. These sophomore athletes formed a closely knit, high-spirited team of top contenders ready to fight against any competition. Their 12-6 season record was the result of hard team playing and a trio of top scorers. Led by Bill Maier, Tom Brown and Bob Greco, the junior varsity kept up a strong offensive each game. Both Coach Spanfelner and his team are proud of their fine season and especially of their 51-35 upset win over Roslyn. With the playing experience the boys gained this season, they will certainly be valuable assets to the Carle Place varsity in the seasons to come. Grace, form and accuracy Bob Greco 4 x , or . Nl- ,U I ,N Cf H: l -N15 All 5 X 5 l if 5 I I From I. to r., Row I: Bob Greco, Mal Galleta, Eddie Kennedy, Dan Boyajian, John Hummler, Vic Connor, Mike Drazen. Row ll: Tom Brown, Billy Maier, Manuel Brouleon, Albert Palmieri, Miles Brandu Steve Schuster, Bill Bennett, Doug McDonald, Mike Rooney.

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Tnrwlw Under the guidance of Mr. Stuart Ogilvie our track team enjoyed a banner dual meet season in 1957 against such competition as Westbury, Beth- page, North Shore, Garden City and Hicksville. ln the North Shore Relay Carnival, the boys brought home twelve medals for placing in the mile relay, the four-mile relay and the shuttle hurdle relay. The ettorts of Tommy Sheehan and John Doxey made the pole-vault our most successful individual event. Junior Blanco was the team's best sprinter. Tommy Burns, John Fig and Dick Horn formed an excellent half-mile team, while Bruce Johnson was very hard to beat in the gruelling quarter-mile run. The advent of Mr. Jack Yockers, a coach with a fine reputation for producing championship track and cross-country teams has put cross-country on our growing list of varsity sports. This first varsity season has been an auspicious beginning. .lust a few yards more A High Stepper Jim Parsons and Terry Lynch Ron Strasberg