Carrie Palmer Weber Middle School - Portfolio Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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40 This year's boys' sports program has been varied and well-organized. llnnl-i fl-U..-i'l,. nn... ........,.:..11.. -- xr.. v--1 Boys This year's Wrestling team has not been as successful as hoped, but all participants enjoyed the sport. The scores are, Jericho 49, Weber 8, Hicksville 61, Weber 3, Roslyn 20, Weber 21, North Shore 23, Weber 36, Westbury 40, Weber 10, Glen Cove 46, Weber 12, Sousa 60, Weber 5. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: A. Gold- man, V. Foscato, I. Freeman, T. Olsen, J. Wile, R. Guest. SEC- OND ROW, B. Ward, J. Romagna, R. Salanius, H. Rienlieb, I. Batten, THE wREsTL1NG TEAM D. Bergmann, S. Avery, P. Zink., THIRD ROW: S. Unger, R. Shapiro, D. Van Bodegraven, Mr. Thorp, C. Wile, S. Crumley, R. Belous. FOURTH ROW: J. Glasserow fManagerJ, T. McGrath, R. Margolius, E. Goetz, D, Seiftz, D, Schlinghyde, P. Brokaw, G. Blackburn. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: G. Matthews, B. Pre- witt, D. Hoffman, I. Issing, A. Mirchel, K. Lekisch fManagerj, J. Izzo, B. Quiaoit, B. Smith, M. Jaffe, G. Ballentyne, C. Camp- bell. SECOND ROW: P. Hulbert, B. Stetz, D. Nordstrom, K. Ad- ler, S. Bagnoli, S. Pink, S. Bowman, P. Ciccarello, T. Mac- Pherson, K. Ackerman, C. Barrett, R. Harris, D. Gottlieb, D. Rei-mock, B. Griffin. THE BASKETBALL TEAM The Basketball tearri this year has shown both good athletic ability and good sportsmanship. With 4 wins and '7 losses, the scores are, Oyster Bay 60, Weber 41, Wheatley 38, Weber 22, Carle Place 23, Weber 67, Locust Valley 66, Weber 42, Sousa 68, Weber 32, Oyster Bay 65, Weber 46, Wheatley 37, Weber 41, North Shore 47, Weber 50, Carle Place 29, Weber 42, Locust Valley 62, Weber 25, Sousa 67, Weber 37

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Foreign Languages It has been a wonderful experience to be a mem- ' ber of one of Weber's language clubs this year. The newly formedlsatln Club has had much suc- cess, and the French and Spanish Clubs have made great progress with the ALM program. Highlights include trips to places of interest and culture. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: D. Golomb, R. Aitken, N. Slate, J. Bemstein, L. Tomassi, J. Fried- man, G. Santoli, K. Perry, A. Sibigtroth. SECOND ROW: W. Hartley, P. Lobel, C. Ling- elbach, S. Lucks, H. Mirchel qPresidentJ, N. Miller. D. Reutershan. I. Lubar. THIRD ROW: J. Geasling, E. Goetz, R. Michaelson, E. Zuck- f erman, K. McNally, V. Bryan, L. Neulander, E. Sloan, M. Clccarello, I. Lelnwand. THE SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Treblng, C. Mawbey, A. Sallblan, L. Hewitt, J. Drey- fus. J. Lessner qlfresldentj, C. Wlle, S. I-Iauptman, E. Rappaport, K. Gent, R. Dls- sln, L. Buetmer. SECOND ROW: R. Ladue, J. Lore. I. Peppltone, L. Themm. M. Mur- ray, E. Block, L. Com, G. Anelll, N. Noel, D. Nuse, R. Wood. THIRD ROW: N. Jawltz, J. Erlkson. M. Shepley, C. Daven- port. I. Kaplan, C. Taubman, D. Flrman, B. Jordan. L. Williams, K. Holtvedt, N. Hill, L. Dayton. THE LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW, L. t0 R.: I. Epstein, R. Lawrence, M. Slmeone, E. Landsberger, L. Cohen, B. Good- man, E. Futter, A. Nydorf, W. Anthony. SECOND ROW: K. Salz- burg, J. Gamble, C. Bennett, H. Himpler, C. Santanlello, M. Lud- aker, A. Nikolls, K. Starcke, I. Bradford, B. Polk. THIRD ROW: T. Flowers, C. Willey, S. Olsen, L. Levltan, J. LeSauvage, R. Roth feld, L. Gottlieb, M. Intintoll, C Vlllanl, D. Cohen, C. Kaiser, M. Hurd, F. Handsman, B. Patron. THE FRENCH CLUB

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Sports , The soccer team, under the direc- tion of Mr. Melchior, had a fairly victorious season this year. The scores were: Roslyn 0, Weber 2, North Shore 2, Weber lg Sousa 2, Weber 0, Manhasset 1, Weber 0, Oyster Bay 0, Weber 2, Roslyn 1, Weber 3g North Shore 1, Weber lg Sousa 2, Weber 0, Manhasset 0, Weber Og Oyster Bay 0, Weber 1. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. Magee, G. Miller, J. Reynolds, R. Feuer- stein, R..Peyser, J. Forquer, D. Hoffman, B. Griffin. SECOND , ROW: W. Greenou h, J. Roman a, D. Salenius, P. Huibert, E. Margin, THE SOCCER TEAM C. Guerrleri, J. Geasling, D. Nordstrom, G. Salorio. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, B. Warnky, S. Pink. R. Shapiro, Mr. Melchior, A. Mitchel, S. Santodonato, B. Crim, K. Shedler. 'AT' FIRST ROW, L. to R.: G. Nor- mile, S. Avery, B. Palro, D. Rehbach, C. Balentine, D. Park- er, G. Catz, I. Epstein. SEC- son, D. Nordstrom, P. Santoli, F. Kutcher, P. Archer, P. Whit comb, S. Unger, B. Schmergel J. Decker, E. Martin. THIRD ROW: D. Nordstrom, J. Young, J, Esau, B. Smith, I. Geasling, R. Shapiro, B. Stetz, J. Saler- no, D. VanBodegraven, B. Crin I. Galbraith. FOURTH ROW: B THE BASEBALL TEAM Dentarl, S. Pink, T. MacPher- son, P. Ciccariello, A. Mirche Although this year's baseball team is inexperienced, their presence should be felt ML John Hegi' coach. throughout the league. There are 12 league games planned. Individual players such as pitchers T. MacPherson and R. Shapiro and hitters Dave and Dick Nords- trom indicate that the baseball team's year should be a profitable and memorable one. The Physical Education Staxff is one of the most helpful organizations in the school. These stu- dents give up study halls in order to help the gym teachers in various things. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. Terry, M. Smith, G. Salorio. SECOND ROW: I. Gutshaw, P. Sloan, Miss Dailey, Mr. Belanger, K. Holtvedt, E. Deasy. THIRD ROW: D. Nordstrom, K. Gerst, M. Ciccarello. THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION STAFF 4' OND ROW: E. Midboe, J. Jack-