Dickinson Accredited Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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BOYS' BASKETBALL OFFICERS . Henry L. Lowenstein ,,,.,,,..,,,,,,L,,,.,AY,,,, AAv,Y.-..VL, Q 'gm-fy JOllD LULZl Zllltl Edwin HLlgl1CS ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,.,.,A, C 11-fwgflgggy-Af Top row-Left to right: Szymanski, O'Brien, Kelly, Gade, Kelly, Rooney, Lapkowicz First row-Left to right: Sands, Citro, Lehmann, Keenan, Nugent, Connell, Brecher Second rowhLeft to right: Feehan, Seleskie, Stanton, Henry L. Lowenstein fcoachj, Ferdinand, Tamburini, Miller The call for candidates, for the basketball team last November, appeared very promising as some forty men turned out in the early practice sessions. It was without the services of any veterans that Coach Lowenstein had to mould a quintet. The squad was cut to twenty men, all of whom deserve a great deal of credit for their loyalty and perseverance, even though they did not go through an undefeated season. In spite of disappointing obstacles the Varsity came through for an even break in their ten games. p,A.jq, Oppo- D.A.1'I. Oppo- H.S. Record of 19515-6 nents ILS. Record of 15135-G ne-nts 24 Alumni ..................,..., ...,......... 2 6 214 Stuyvesant Business College., 21 25 John 1i?ll'Sll1lll .lunior Varsity 23 27 lfederal Reserve Hank of N. Y. 21 lil Henry Snyder High Sehool .... 26 19 St. Pets-r's College l l'0sllnwn 411 20 Stevens 'IH-vli .lunior Varsity 19 21 Faculty ......... ................,,.......... 1 51 17 l'iayonnv1'Ivi-ning High School 24 22 Henry Snyder High St-hool ..., 20 Kt-eapitulation-Won S5 Lost 5. Some of the negotiations that have been completed on the schedule for next year are as follows: Dt-ceinbt-r Sw-Long Island L'nivm'sity Jr. W.Tanuary 29-Fat-iilty. Varsity. Ft-bruary 5--Brooklyn t'olIeg't- Jr. Varsity. 'kl,t'f'9l1llJ01' 11fNt'wark 1'rvpal'ato1'y Sehnol. 'l'l t'llI'11?ll'Y 19-fSt. l'a1tri4-lfs High Heliunl flier-i-uiber 18--Long Island University Jr. flflil-J Yin-sity, February 27---St., .lohn's llniversity l i'osln 19:37 Uh-ooklynj. 'f.lnnu:u'y S?---Alumni. '- - ee -l2ll1llHl'Y 15 4 St. l':itrir'k's liligh Sehool i llomt- Haines. tl'ilix.J It is anticipated that some of the following teams will be added to the above schedule: New York University Freshmen, Manhattan Freshmen, John Marshall College junior Varsity, St. Peter's College Freshmen, St. Francis College junior Varsity, St. Benedicts Preparatory School, Pratt Institute junior Varsity and Don Bosco Preparatory School. One llffmlretf 7lll'F?Ifj'

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-'H S D. E. TRACK AND FIELD TEAM OFFICERS Al Marszalek ..,.......... ,,,,,.,.,.,,,,.,,.,, ,,,,.,. C 0 4513 Theodore Bumiller .............,....,.,,. ,,,,,,,,, 1 Manage,- john Scerbo and Charles Nolte ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, C 0-Capzaim Alexander Wilson ............,..,...,,,.............,,,,,,,,.,, Famlfy Adwirer The Track and Field Team was organized in 1929 This team was formed to further the friendship and good will which personal contact and competition secures for those who perform their duty with ideals and actions of sportsmen. Top row-Left to right: Mr. Brogan, B. Emnenecker, J. Kearney, V. Zalewski, A. Rotella, Baierlein, T. Bumiller First row-Left to right: C. Cisewski, N. Carroll, C. Hise, M. Kearney, C. Mehl Second row-Left to right: A. Marszalek, C. Nolte, M. Baranski, S. Szymanski, J. Scerbo u In their contests the Track and Field Team have labored and have found not only friendship, sportsmanship and physical benefits, but have also won many honors for their Alma Mater. The Track and Field Team have competed in three meets held during the indoor season, and scored in two of the three. The outdoor track and field season culminated in the Metropolitan Evening School Track and Field Meet. In this the sons of Dickinson Evening scored an overwhelming victory to win the meet for the fourth consecutive year. One H zmdred N inefeefz

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