Concordia Preparatory - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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Clif. U ll i Q g 4 - 1' '96-Uflaf WPC 'f an,WV,1,mi fX1HU '0,y'Jcgun um '1rf.' vga- F AIM LE Wflf-1 THE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM Wllo came up with a half and half proposition at the end of the season . . . Having won seven and lost as many . . . . So no one was too unhappy . . . And Bohuny, star pitcher, was beaming . . . He wound up with six wins and three losses . . . Not bad. Blood, Sweat, and KJllllCQlI S THE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM Composed of forty green prep underclnssmen . . And one man with varsity experi- ence . . . All of whom did pretty well - for tenderfeet - in scrimmages with Enstchester and Childrens Village . . . Worm one game . . . Riverdale, six to nothing . . . Sported a broken ankle and a fractured collarbone . . . Rough.

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1 If I rs , it X ' H rfffv' ,f ! 'N' j N HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALI, TEAM Wlho had a fairly good year and a fairly good team . . . . . .Under the wing of Coach Elmer Dobberstein . . . And Captain Dick Duerr . . By making the best possi- ble use of their main asset, height averaging well over six feet . . . Using what in the technical jargon of an en- thusiast was the Big Three Triple Post Offense and Two- two-one Zone Defense . . . All of which got them a spot in the Westcliester County Pri- vate and Parochial Schools Tournament . . . And that's not bad. , Oil: Keyhole and Bas et COACH VINCENT OLSEN Wliose otlicial capacity was Director of Physical Education . . . In which he coached high school football and col- lege football basketball . . . Wlieii he was not playing bridge . . . Or hustling some work out of an innocent new- comer . . . Or babbling on about any Subject whatsoever. 'nd-'-f I . ,I5-uf 'we-Z .,-t il vi 'V 4' ' n 1 rl U ul hu X ll COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM ei XXlhose season was average -fc, . . .For lack of a more definitive adjective . . . It took lots of self-persuasion to get in there and fight some of those times . . . But New York State Tech took a beating . . . Wlieti the team was hot . . . And Weyer- mann,put in thirty-four points . . . Virus X put all but six players in bed just before one conference game, even Cap- tain Fred I-Ieineman . . . But Coach Olsen, assisted by school nurse Petts and the Olsen Blue Bus, always pulled them through . . . In some condition j . . . And so the season went.

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For ttllne Setlke of Spiiiriitt rllllie busketbull pep rully in the gym . . . A near riot . . And loads of fun . . . Complete with Ish Gezinte and the of- ficiul' blind . . . Posters, bul- loons . . . Loud colors and louder noise. THL 'IXVIRLERS Rainbow-hued arms of black, blue, and green hidden under what the gills described as out- grown uniforms with choking collars . . . But they brighten- ed up a few games . . . And, I suspect, had fun in the process . . . Witli Captain Eleanor Wendte. THE CHEERLEADERS XXfho cheered Teams Hot when it was the truth and when it was only 11 wish . . . Witli Co-Cuptnins Kempf and Gnrttner . . . Plenty of bruises . . . Plenty of noise . . . Plenty of praise . . . And wide eyes on the bench . . . Wliicli were l'lOI so wide but just us admir- idg for the four High School boys who yelled as well . . . Sometimes good, sometimes bud . . . We loved 'em ull.