Elmont Memorial High School - Olympian Yearbook (Elmont, NY)

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Yr-XHSITY ll.XSKE'l'll.-XLL-Sfllfflf, left to riglflf: Xl. Spur- auino. Nlr. Dt-ll 'Olio, D. Tun-kcr, Xlr. Suizck, li. NIL-Kc-luma, lf. IJ4-Paolo. Cl. ,'xllNlllllL'l'. Srvmul How: B. Bode, B. V 0 B 1 1, lJc-siunilii. ll. fYlA'Ll1'X. l,. Xlullilan. N. Xlatm. XV. VV4-uqert, ars1ty as zet a Rv M- The first Basketball Team of E.M.H.S. ended a successful season in a first place position among the new schools. Sparked by Seniors Brian McKenna and Bob O'Leary, the Elmont hoop men proved always a determined opponent. High scoring Larry Mulligan and fast moving Frank DePaolo and Mel Matza also starred for the Elmont five. Captains Brian McKenna and Dave Tucker led the team. The team was coached by Mr. VVilliam Snizek.

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Varsity Club First String men prepare for action. ,rdf . -, . '- f X f , 4 . -1 .. , , A A , A 'S 1 - Varsity Club members .strike U N f I ' '47 , , a pretty pose. ' , ' . ' ' 1. t f' is , Q f I , J A ' M it l . fs A 'O' .gi I nv I , -uwrlu k X Q 1' , p 79 .nt - I . f A f 'yin ' b y lx paula Composed of lettermen from all varsity sports, the Varsity ' Club strives to promote Interscholastic Athletics. 5' To purchase awards for outstanding school athletes, the f ' Varsity Club sponsors many school activities. A Student vs. Faculty basketball game and the Varsity Drag were the activities presented by the Varsity Club. The officers are President, Brian McKenna, Vice President, Bob Macumber, Secretary, Howie Schweitzer, and Treasurer, Oakley VVood. Mr. Palau and Mr. Voelger are club advisers. Another ticket sold for our .successful Varsity Drag. VARSITY CLUB-Front Row, left to right: A. Codoluto, Suardi, A. Tofc, I... Klein, D. Freer, R. Del Vecchio, B. Xliut-ken, Valentino, S, Cantor, N. Bloom, G. Kaiser. K. York, Shein, F. Dt-Paolo, XVortl1e, T. Kelly. Sec- ond Row: P. Noto, R. Edwards, R. Blackman, O. VVood, Fourth Row: tl. Sobel, V. Hilderbrand, A. Hemmerlein, H. Oclclo, -I. Ilethcringtou, A. Piccininni, S. Hofmann, R. B. Xlacumbcr, B. McKenna, H. Schweitzer, D. Schumacher, O'Lt-ary, A. Varano, T. Donnelly. Cl. Nlazzcrelli, S. NVQ-rut-oil. Tlzirrl Row: H. Halpern, T. uf

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