Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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adds two teams Sports 20 Left- Tina Cemoni serves one up for CHS. Right- Man,' Murphy gets set to “volley.” Below- the starting Lineup. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL- Row 1: Chris Greene. Bridget Borsa. Lynne Luzzi. Teresa DiCampli. Tina Cemoni. Coach Khoury. Row 2: Rhonda Richmond. Elaine Corwin. Carrie Coonce. Ann Henry. Tracy Smith. Tina Yannotti. |V VOLLEYBALL- Kneeling. Nancy Simmonds. Debbie Harris. Standing: Miss Robbins. Lillian Bounds. Karen Uhl. Carol Hansen. Mary Pat Hegel. Loretta Hudson On the ladder- left to right: |ackie Jacobs. Mary Driscoll. Becky Millis. Liz Capozzi. Donna Principio.

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The upper three pictures show Panther concentration anil effort. Center- set on defense Above- the ref listens in on a Sonny-lecture. Upper right- Wilson warms up. Hoopsters chalk up more wins The Geneva High |V basketball season was highlighted by a 58-57 win over Newark. This victory broke the Little Red’s fifty game winning streak and paved the way for a fine 12-3 season. The team, under the leadership of co-captains Larry Mallard and Dan Hickey, was characterized by hard work and unity. Teamwork was the key to their success. The varsity, after an opener in which they edged the Mynderse Blue Devils 54-50. causing their loyal fans many moments of consternation, posted an overall winning season. The Panthers, led by Chris Carroll. Andy Collier. Tom Myers. Marvin Sapp. James Thomas, and Mark Wilson, had a 12-5 record as of presstime and were looking forward to Section V playoffs. Left lo right: James waits to enter the fray; Pitt makes a free throw: Andy'll stop the bucket! Sports 19

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BOYS- VOLLEYBALL- Sitting: Vincent Ficc iglia. Mgr.; Steve Felice. Ron Ferraro. Nick Am.itulli. Ricky Lopez. Kneeling: Dan George, Pat Arthur. Mike Moracoo. Chip D'Amico. Scott Hatz. Steve Knimti. Steve Hilyer Standing; |ohn |ahara. John Nevill. Roger Smith. Mike Palmieri. Mark Oddi. Bob Saglett. Henry Greco. Mike Stoyla. |oe Jacobs. Coach Wheeler. TKis year the volleyball scone at GHS had two new wrinkles-a |V girls team and a boys team. For a young varsity team (Senior Chris Greene being the only returning starter), the Girls Varsity squad finished the year well, posting a league record of 9 and 5. good enough to take second place in the league. According to Coach Khoury, an excellent defense added to the team s record, the only disappointment of which was three losses in the sectionals. In the first season for JV Girls Volleyball, the schedule was informal since many schools do not yet have junior varsity teams. Two early losses, one to Victor and the other to Penn Yan. were turned around to wins later in the year, an overall winning one. As indicated in the size of the team, tremendous interest was shown in a Boys Volleyball program. Hard work and early morning practices posed no problem as the team prepared itself to compete with the league leaders. Good net play and excellent serving were strong points of the fledgling team. -» : £ Sports 21