Grover Cleveland High School - Clevelander Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL -Intramural activities are the means whereby future varsity men get their training, and should be entered by all those who have the opportunity to participate. This year the team from I I2 won the Frosh- Soph League, and the team from 208 won the Junior-Senior League. The ll2 team had 8 5-0 record, while the 208 team ended with a 7-O record. The two teams played for the school championship, with the title going to 208 after subcluing ll2 by the score 20-IO. SHOOT Our throats hoarse with school after our mid term jack Frost weaving his ...welookout...the closer to reality . . INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM -KNEELING: R. Rizzo, J. Rubino. STANDING: C. Bandinelli, R. Cartonia, R. Scalzi, J. Pecoraro, P. Tripi, J. I Dasta, B. Burkhart, M. O'Brien. GIRLS' BASKETBALL-The sound of the horn and then the wild scramble for the ball marked the opening of basketball. The apprehension before every game was ter- rific as the captain searched endlessly for the sixth girl. 308's Erupting Volcanoes gained the basketball champion- ship by beating 300's Glow Worms . GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEATED: A, Burgio, F. Curro. STANDING: D. Falcone, J. Di Bartolo, S. Beck, J. Shannon, F. Zanda, N. Pane- pinto. I so

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EARBOOK STAFF . . . Praise goes to our loyal and ambitious associate editors, Mary Grace lnsera, Frances Curro, Mary Ann Vullo, Marie Reinbold, Michael Grisanti, Jerry Saia, and Joseph Biondi. Moreover, without the guidance and untiring efforts of our advisers, Miss Welch, Mrs. Dohany and Mr. Cavalieri, this yearbook would never have been printed. Moreover, we should like to thank Miss l-lanavan and her office practice classes, Mr. DiBartolo and Miss Faber who graciously gave their time to lend us a helping hand, and the entire faculty for their indispensable help as to picture taking and write-ups. Our heartiest thanks go to Al Faso, an alumnus who has given valuable time to improve our yearbook. fEARBOOK--FIRST: J. Provenzo, J Saia M. Reinbold, M Grisanti, M. lnsera M. A Vullo, J. B'o d' F C . , . , . in i, . urro, J. nhannon, S. Beck, R. Geraci. SECOND: F. Rizzo, R. Ritter, J. Amico, M. Weinheimer, C. Fertitta, J. Carriero, S. Rizzo, A. Jena, R. Carriero, B. Petrella, R. Tomasulo, S. Winstel, D. Grieco, J Fiorella R. Lunghino. THIRD: J. Aurelio, M. Sac- d S :oman o, . Herbal, N. Rizzo, V. Federico, P. Congilosi, M. Griffo, Lenoci.

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THAT BALL! . . basketball cheers - and colds! . . . the return to vacation . . . scholarship classes coming to an end . . . magic pattern of lace on Grover's window Danes passing of each February day brings our graduation VARSITY BASKETBALL -Although this year we won only 4 games and lost 9, we had a better team than the records indicated. We scored 724 points, an average of 55 :Joints per game, which is the highest average our teams have had. This year we shall lose Battaglia, Lunghino, Lojacano, Falsone, Miller, Fiorella, and Telesco, because of graduationj but we have young boys such as Valvo, Raco, and Gervase to form a nucleus for next year. OYS' BASKETBALL -M. Battaglia with all. FIRST: R. Lung- ino, J. Fiorella, J elesco, R. Loiacano . Valvo, V. Falsone . Kovall. SECOND' Raco, S. Valvo, A Jino, T. Pagano, C. ervase, J. Cirrito, .r. Kuhn, P. Occhi- nto. 3 1 l SCORES WON LOST Burgard 72-6l Hutch 30-25 Lafayette Masten 59-47 Riverside 63-45 South Park Bennett 56-53 Tech 68-48 Emerson East 78-42 Seneca 65-51 McKinley Ken 75-55 62-57 54-53 84-66 65-59 l