Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

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a right, Row 1: F. Tipa, D. Roche, L. Cannavo. Row 2: D. Cohen, A. Im- eni, R. Dix, J. Murphy, D. Wiseman. Bowling The Commerce Bowling Team was at or near the top throughout the 20- game Yonkers High Schools Bowling Tournament. All six high schools in Yon- kers participated in this tournament, which was conducted at the YMCA alleys on Friday afternoons. At the completion of 15 games, our team was a half point out of iirst place! Dennis Roche was the captain of the team, and he was ably supported by Frank Tipa, Dick Dix, Alfred Impallo- meni, and Len Cannavo. Our erstwhile substitutes were Don Wiseman, Jim Murphy and Dennis Cohen. All the reg- ulars were seniors. The reason for our success? Experi- ence was one reason, says Mr. Cord, the team coach, but spirit and team- work were even more important. No team can win in a long handicap bowl- ing tournament without these two es- sentials. Victory goes to those with the will to Win. Left to right, Row 1: D. Lathan, L. Barrett, F. Lacapara, J. Panko, J. Manning. Row 2: B. Controne, R. Todd, G. Dropp, W. Field , 7.3 ., -ip, - -Q ' 'K 3 4 ifatj ..,, B! v rf nf 5. ' , f QR., ' ' f f Mm - . QYW-R5 xl C 55. E Q .sg g QNEMIQ SAMQQ. SR -dj 'ft J f tl ! I I t A I Ri 5 , X X 4,,.Yi,,g . Last year's Saunders-Commerce Base ball Team was most successful The team finished in second place in city play under the coaching of Dan Hurley The brilliant pitching of Romeo Fields together with the help of Ronnie Todd and Bob Malotta, contributed to our SUCCESS. r fl H Leon Barrett. We hope to have a very good year this season because returning for their second year are Wicky Fields Ronnie Todd, Bob Malotta, John Panko Pat Conese, Nick Iarriccio, George Drap Frank Lacaparra, Doug Lathan and

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Golf The Commerce High Golf Club is composed of three teams that compete with the other high schools in the city. Only those students who are out- standing in the game of golf are chosen by Mr. Dari, the golf chairman and coach, to rep- resent our school on the golf course. The game of golf is not like other sports because it re- quires knowledge first and then continual practice to develop playing ability. Left to right, Row 1.' R. Dix, D. Magilton, J. Mattarazzo, G. Chesler. Row 2: R 9 A Gilroy, F. Suidym, E. Hendricks, L. Cannavo, R. Malota. 'Q Q V 6 E I I ' A 1 'QQ my? , E Cross Country Left to right, Row 1: T. Seymour, J. Mattarozzo, V. Murry, E. Dacis, G. Giolliam ,P is Row 2: C. Toone, J. Wary, B. Oillsia, T. Purchir, A. Torre, W. Bischel, M ' ' Paponitti, K. Mira, D. Toone, F. Amadio. This year's Saunders-Com- merce Cross-Country Team, led by Coach Gilmour, showed ex- cellent spirit and action espe- cially in the final meet at Tib- betts Brook Park. Individual winner of the meet was Co- captain Ted Seymour, who came in first in the difficult 2M mile distance. Dewey Toone and Ernie Davis followed across the tape along with Gerry Way and Frank Amodeo. They ad- ded the points which placed Saunders-Commerce in the City Cross-Country Champion posi- tion. ,Y

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Chef-:ring KX-f'X quad q s The Cheering Squad is made up of 12 girls who cheer for Commerce during the basketball season, and for Saunders-Com- merce during the football sea- son. They are under the super- vision of Miss Halpin and Mrs. Mitchell, the physical education teachers. Angela Spezzo is cap- DOTTY JOHNSON tain of the squad. 5 BARBARA KONRAD LINDA SLOAT THEODORA KOMORA KATHY DRAIN MARY KERR BETH LYLE I? ANGELA SPEZZO Captain BARBARA VALEDES Co-Captain JOANNE KELLY JULIE BAYOREK