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

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2 p i - i aa I 1 GIRLS' LEADER CORPS-Sfllfefi, iff! ffl Tiflilli S. Kam- menaclccr, B. Eliassen, V. Marr, B. 5llY9I'I11 in -X Hllflgllllfl ron, B. Bodc, C. Sclnnidt, Hrs. C. Popella, Adviser, S. I. Carlsen. N. Nlazzarclli, C. Schmitz. Third Row Schmidt, C. Santoro, V. Scala, M. Mack, T. Casparini. Imhrialv, B, Xlolesky, E. Palau, I. Tofe, R We Second Row: J. Domin, j. Sartori, B. Acker, Ni. Krum- dis, R, Marx, j. Sclmclle, B. Schulcr, B. Iximir Girls' Leader Corps Leader Corp girls assist in all phases of Physical Education. The members, after training, are able to teach, participate in and referee almost any sport. Members assist in Physical Education classes and such clubs as Sports Club, Intramurals, Archery and Bowling. A weekend trip to Pawling, New York is planned for Leader Corp mem- bers each year. The officers were President, Sue Schmidtg First Vice President, Ceil Santorog Second Vice President, Carlyn Schmidt, Secretary, Virginia Scala, Treas- urer, Betty Ann Bode. The adviser was Mrs. Charlotte Popella. P05715 is Cf1UC'd- A goal about to be scored. Cynmnstzcs on 11191111111 1 . - 5 i fa

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Q . .QV - xx f ,IN 3 v. -5 . .-,, - S , ' I 'X ,' lv' .- Y! I ? . - ' 1 f 2 ' r 7 ' f. 1 A Nr ' BOYS' LEADER CORPS-Seatcrl, left to riglzt: Howard Rowe, Frank Breuer, Bob Blackman, Bay Blazzarvlli, Tom Suardi, Brian X14-Kenna. Steve Fernbach. Second Row: Cary fxlazzarelli, Steve VVeinkauf, Alan Aust-ll. Paul Feinlmcru. Bob Nlacuniber, Bob Barathy, Sal Valentino, Ronnie Hauclclson. Boys' Leader Corps The boys of the Leader Corp were always available to aid the teachers of the Physical Edu- cation Department. To assist in the smooth func- tioning of gym classes is the job of each member. The boys are responsible for instruction and the knowledge of the rules of each sport. BUYS' Olfl-'lCl.-XLS CILl'B-S1'11fr'rl, left to right: Howard llowt-. Bob Bamtliy. Clary Nlaxzarclli. Alan Aust-ll, Sal Yale-utino. Bonnie llamlelson. Paul FL'lIllJi'l'j.f, Robert Green- Boys I Qliieials Helping the Physical Education Department and learning the rules of ofhciating at various sports functions were the main tasks of the Boyis Ofhcials Club. Under the able leadership and watchful eye of the Physical Education Depart- ment the members learned many invaluable lessons in teamwork and sportsmanship. wood. Scfoml How: Ray Nlazzarelli, Steve Fcrnlmach, Frank Brcucr. Bob Nlacumbcr, Brian McKenna, Bob Blackman, 'loin Suartli, Steve XYL'lllliLllll:. 4 1 4 ' l'l

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GJ i 45 nv , 3 VARSITY ClIIClillLICADICIKSV-l,wft to right: joan Breiman, Phyllis Blanstein, Terryainie Clasparrini, Carol Xloritz. lioherta Shlnlter, lflaine Siegel, Lesley Cross. C-T7 .5 wg ' 53: Varsity Claeerleaclers Pep. vim and vigor were the requirements for Varsity Cheerleading during '56-'58, At all Varsity competition in their thick green crewnecks and crisp white skirts, the cheerleaders were there to coordinate and improve school spirit. These seven pert cheerleaders had the distinction of being the first cheer- leaders at Elmont. Throughout their two years as members of the squad they tried, with much success, to keep their team winning and their fellow students cheering. Captain was Carol Moritz ancl Co-captain Terri Casparrini. The adviser was Nlrs. Charlotte Popellag Nlanager. Virginia Scala. alf Nm mn-I ,WW M IU,-U NIH H I'eppy Cl1eel'le111Ic'r.x- ,go tlzrouuh their J ' ' J paces' little louder. Poised and ready for action. xi 92