Flushing High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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unners Conclucle Successful Season Above: Back row: Darryl johnson, Ricky Hen- dricks, David Prager, joel Melamed, Vincent Stroway, Coach Terry McLaughlin. Front row: Lorenzo Gonzalez, Richard Zinman, Kenny 1 Gordon, Andrew Smith. Below left: Richard Zinman piles on the laps. Below right: Coach McLaughlin records sprinters' times. ll lt's been a very successful sea- son, commented coach Terry McLaughin on the success of this year's Cross Country team. The team improved tremendously since last season's winless campaign. The improvement could be traced to the performance of the team's best runners, seniors Robert Mont- gomery, Andrew Smith and Daryl Is- ley, and new training practices which helped build endurance. Running ten to fifteen miles a week in the cold might not sound like fun to you, but according to sen- ior David Prager, lt keeps me in good shape and I'm proud to be on the team. Richard Zinman adds You really have to push yourself. The other members of this year's team include senior Martin Schwim- mer, juniors Lorenzo Gonzalez, Kenny Gordon, and Ricky Hen- dricks, and sophomores Robert Ber- tone, john Bitsko, Bill Green, and Vinny Stroway. ' at Q, 1,1

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Football Team Rebuilds Our biggest problem this year was inexperience, said first year coach, Chazz Schoenfield of his football team, the Red Devils. We lost twelve starting seniors to gradu- ation and our two starting tackles, Tony Goetz and George Penaher- rera were not even on junior Varsity ,last year. A junior Varsity program was initi- ated by the coach to correct that situation. The program consisted of five seasonal games to provide play- ers like Goetz and Penaherrera with valuable game experience. Although Mr. Schoenfield consid- ers all his juniors outstanding play- ers, the success of next year's squad should be determined by the perfor- mances of running back Dan De- Leon, defensive back Mike Callahan, quarterback Tony Perez, offensive tackle George Penaherrera, defen- sive tackle Tony Goetz, and wide re- ceivers Cornell Chestnut and Guy DeDonna. Only five starting seniors, corner- back james Scott, running back Rob- ert LeeTom, center Len Aguanno, and guards jeff Wright and jim Sa- lemo will be lost to graduation. Oth- er seniors whose absence will be felt are split end Howie Carr, defensive back Kevin Good, and linebacker Brian Heavey. 1 dmlgvlka 5 '-5 ' Ev iilitidm-...JL --fa.: if -s .4-. 'S-2415 t -.. Above: bottom row KL-RJ: Glen, Tony Goetz, Danny DeLeon, Tim Regan, jeff Wright, Mike Callahan, Gary Feurtado, Elliot Muschnick, Clinton Bowman, Ron johnson, Gil Hom, james Scott, Pat. middle row: jim Salemo, Ian Mark, Myron Parker, Guy DaDona, Keith Wil- liams, Howard Carr, Mark Parker, Allen Reise, Angelo jacala, Eliot King, Clarence josey, Rob- ert Lee Tom, Tony Perez. Top row.' Coach Ostrowski, Coach Brown, Dan Reiter, Cornell Chestnut, George Penaherrera, Stan Caspi, john Mack, Len Aguanno, Don Scopetta, Cyril Lloyd, Kevin Good, Bruce Senzon, Brian Hea- vey. Left: Cornell Chestnut watches as Mike Calla- han is stopped after a long gain. Bottom: Quarterback Tony Perez hands off to Robert Lee Tom.