Flushing High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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The Football Team Captain FRANK MAMBUCA Coach MR. BALITSOS Left to Right: First Row: J. Payton. N. Diomede, D. Comel. F. Mambuca. R. Palladino. A. Robinson, H. Norman. J. Termo Second Row: M. Foxson. D. Albrecht, M. Lassman. C. Khouhesserian. J. Schmerer, V. Rumore, R. Miranda. A. Howard, J. Adams. P. Sammon, M. Schreiner Every school has its fighters and our school was no exception during the past year. Our football team, under the direction of Mr. Balitsos, proudly displayed the school colors and proved that the title of Red Devils was well deserved by placing first among the high school football of our borough with a borough record of four games won and none lost. The team thus earned the triumphant title of Queens Champs. Out of seven games played throughout the city, our team was victorious in five. Much of the success of the team can be attributed to the fact that most of the players were on last year's team. In order to attain their splendid record, the team did a great deal of sliding through the mud in scrimmiages in a succession of rainy and muddy playing fields. Victory. the keynote of the season, was first sounded in our opening game which started the season exuberantly when we romped Curtis to the score of 19-7. Frank Mambuca was the team's spearhead. for he made the first touchdown of the game, but his efforts were ably supported by two touchdowns of Pape Lukk and Ralph Palla- dino. With last year's defeat by this school avenged, we were ready for more games and victories. Tile team's luck faded slightly when we lost to Dewitt Clinton, l3-0. This loss was more than made up for in our third game in which we edged out Taft by one touchdown, the score being 18-13.