Eastern Academy - Echoes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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, .,,...-,,....,, . A mx J ,A . w A Mkxfl Jiffy if X ff . O M ' Q' J tj if Q- X, I if 0 our nrue cc eg :S in v gif x,iyri5f.yv5 'fx Q lx 7 , I' ', l 1 J ,rf ,wjfnyia BASKETBALL , -' K f 1 J I ,, 'f ri X lgrxj V avi ll K ways, win or lose, they put up a gallant will X' 'l JJ' 'ff' gf' l' fight. Because of their great team spirit and I , 'V' l fine teamwork, no individual star shone X f' U' ,Y 1 , Gyms' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE above the rest of the girls, but as Mrs. Vogel H' ff 'xl' SCORE sums up the team she thinks the guards, ul ,y ,Q WE THEY led by Lorraine Locker, who led the team NOX 23' H-SY' Bom --i- 22 11 as captain, were outstanding. Dff' Q-Elsmsel ' ' Completing the starting lineup were km- 6: HiRc3I22Q- 18 29 Sylvia Machiela, a scrappy player, Betty 't 13, A-St. Bons 33 18 Katje, who will be back tor another year of 20, A-Wcxldwick . . ,... 23 27 high scoring, and Wilma Tietsma, a prom- F 23' lgulfef H IZ ising sophomore as forwards, At theguard eu' 162 H-Stl' Lrlgs 38 12 positions were Lorraine Locker, Margie Van Again this year the Dutchesses en- joyed a good season. Capably led by their coach, Mrs. Vogel, the girls showed that she had taught them to hustle. Even in defeat they were never outhustled and al- Kluyve, and Mary Stam, all expert defen- sive players and all leaving the team via graduation. Completing all arrangements for the team were the managers, Henrietta Faber and Helen Sikkema. 69

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Y Jr Off! LSP Wfhy LEFT TO RIGHT llcneelingl: lack Brolsma, Paul Sweetman, Donald Vroon, Charles Memmelaar, Stuart Kingma, Richard Schuurman, fcenterl: Mr. Steen lCoachlg lstandingl: lacob Schuurman, I Ebele Bruining, lohn Oosting, William Kingma, Hen Broekhuizen, Clarence Memes! f fririlllimaw CC 77 ., ,N 1 .7lze oungunfi earn fo rilioof dfyaiglrf 'iff' A T-' 1 . 1.46. t .l. v. BASKETBALL'-22'-VL V 7' ' ' 7 This year our Iayvees gave us a pre- view ot what to expect ot our Varsity tor next year. We know these boys had plenty ot hustle and never quit, though tacing a taller quintet most of the time. The Iayvees deserve credit for making the Varsity a winning team this year. In practice they always tried their hardest and made the Varsity work. This work paid oft in victories. The top point producer on the team was Iake Schuurman, who counted with his great one hand jump-shots on innumerable passes from his brother Rich, a promising young freshman. The team as a whole was well-balanced and put on many interesting and exciting games, Much credit goes to Coach Steen for developing these young athletes. 68 l A . l. V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. lU, H-St. Iohn . . l4, A-Fairlawn . 17, H-Brownson High Ian. 7, A-Pompton Lakes 14, H-Delbarton . .. 19, H-Pompton Lakes 24, A-St. Ioseph . . . . 25, A-Oratory . . 28, H-St. Bernard's ' Feb. 8, A-Delbarton 10, H-St. Ioseph 17, H-Fairlawn . 23, A-St. Bernard's 25, A-St. Iohn . . ' New Iersey Ivy League Games. SCORE WE THEY 44 23 32 22 26 24 36 45 44 22 24 42 41 27 53 lU 54 20 35 23 31 22 . 29 50 50 28 34 29

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ereji a rufi . . . for gofvfen Mcforg HAS E HALL This year's baseball team also entered the Ivy League and in league competition upheld the reputation of Eastern Academy made by the basketball team. Although at the time of this Writing the final standing is dubious, expectations are high. This year's nine is an experienced out- iit since most of the players are veterans of previous campaigns. Powerful hitting should prove the major factor while the pitching department appears strong. A I.V. team was inaugurated this year, which was composed of freshmen and sophomores. From their fine showing great things can be expected from the Varsity of future years. The iine play of both teams merited high praise for Coach Steen and Mr. Dobbelaar, who assisted this year, VARSITY BASEBALL ' April l3-H . 18-A . May 3-H .. , , . St. Bernard's Pompton Lakes ..,.,. Wardlaw Oratory . , , . St. Iohn's . . . . Delbarton , Pompton Lakes , , . . Oratory . St. Iohn's Morristown Prep. . Wardlaw Montclair C. H. Morristown Prep. Delbarton Steven's . St. Bernard's l. V. BASEBALL 22-A 26-H . 27-A 29-H 6-A . 10-H . 12-H 13-H l8-A 20-A . 23-A , 27-H 'Iune l-A April 18-H , 28-H May 3-A B-A 9-A ll-A 19-H 31-A Pompton Lakes , , Oratory Pompton Lakes Delbarton Hawthorne Oratory Delbarton ,. Hawthorne ' New Iersey Ivy League Games. LEFT TO RIGHT fbottom fowl: Bill Zuidema, Clarence Memes, Mike Veenstta, Mr. B. Steen fCoacY1l, Stuart Sisco, Gar Hagedorn, AI Vanden Berg Hop rowl: Iohn Drukker, Richard Houskamp, Donald Sweetman, lack De long, Bernard De Leeuw, Herman Kuiken, Ebele Bruining. Q--'dr X1 'L--su. x'ff f . K x '3tY 'r's i ,av I X8 L' 'B All 'ur l 1