Hun School of Princeton - Edgerstounian Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Basketball , ..iUf-..w?47wf11f Suez?-H, s ws. ' 3 jg . -Q?-is A-. , mi? Varsity Basketball Hun Ojzponfnt 56 Bryn Athyn . . . ..,. . . 30 54 Solebury ........ .. 59 71 Pennington Prep ..... 42 49 Moorcstown Friends .. 50 55 George School ......, 48 48 Farragut Academy 43 43 Germantown Friends . 53 50 Solebury ............ 56 65 Bryn Athyn . . . . . 43 37 Chestnut Hill . . . . 30 50 Delbarton . . . . . 62 63 Tower Hill .... . . 55 54 Pennington Prep . . . . . 44 38 Pingry ......... .. 35 Saud L J. Maynell, j, Stewart, T. Petrone, B. Levin Qmanagerj. Jay Maynell jumps mmm. in Pennington game 1xNLI'LINC - L. D'Aml1rosio Qcaptainj, Mr. Selleck Qcoachj. boards. He is an excellent rehounder and defen- siyc man. Dave has a nice one-hander and is ex- cellent on the tap in. lt is comforting to know we will have a player like llaye on the team next year. jay Maynell. who broke into the starting lineup after the first lew games. became one of the most valuable men on the team. He seemed always to he in the right place at the right time. Jay. along with Dave, controlled the boards for the most part. Paul Kadlic, who came out midway in the sea- son. proved the most useful addition to the team. He rebounded. scored heavily, and hustled. Paul helped the team during many close games. Bright prospects for next year are Al Landis. Tom Petrone, -lim Byer. and John Stewart. all of whom have seen much action this year. 5 il

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Basketball Captain Lou D'Amhrosi0 VARSITY BASKETBALL Scrappy 'lLittle Lou seoring against Pennington , ,. , , V B STANDING, 1. to r. W. Gilman, Cy. Cyroxer, J yer, D. Hun's basketball team of 1959-60 was the linest and most successful team in the last ten years. This year it was invited to the New Jersey State tournament. Coach George Selleek has developed a highly productive team. Below average in height. it was nevertheless one of the fastest, Billy Gilman and Lou D'Amhrosio were the speed demons. If Gil- man was not scoring on a fast break, he was swishing them through the nets from anywhere outside the key. Lou D'Amhrosio was captain of the squad, and a line Captain he proved. He was always hustling. In the scoring department, Lou was high man in many games. If he was not helping Gilman with the fast breaks, he was hitting with his jumper from the corner. Dave Savidge was the man who pounded the

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING, l. to r. - B. Levin Cm'g'rj, R. Taylor, J. Steiger, L. Wilson, Mr. Selleck fcoachj. KNEELING - A. Langel, C. Farley, R. Kay, F. Black. J. V. Basketball For the First time in many years, the -I.V. Basketball team had a highly successful season. The many victories can be attributed largely to the teamwork developed by Mr. George Selleck. The J.V. team has definitely fulfilled its purpose this year of preparing boys for the Varsity squad. Although the team was hurt by the loss of Jim Byer, who was promoted to the Varsity after his fine showing in the first two games, it was still able to maintain its excellent record. The team was sparked by the play-making ability of Chris Farley and Rob Kay, and the continual high scoring of John Stewart. Defensively, jim Steiger and Lew Wilson did an excellent job of rebounding. Next year, these J.V. players will reinforce the Varsity in positions formerly held by Seniors. John Stewart jumps center for J .V