Irvington High School - Sunnyside Yearbook (Irvington, NY)

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-J. qP IlFIRST ROW—C. Broderick, B. A. Bronncn, A. McDowell, D. Magee, B. Brennen, C. Whipple, D. Liptky, E. Evatf, K. Naeff, M. Cassidy, B. Smith. J Furst. SECOND ROW—M. Puciato, M. E. Farrell, A. Sutton, M. Shaw, M. Grieco, J. Cole, D. Taylor, K. Sutton, J. Carlson. THIRD ROW—V. Pari, M. Gilchrist, P. Rioux, M. Chaufournier, B. Kerr, Wormley, G. O'Connell, J. Broderick. FOURTH ROW—R. Winingor, B. Abercrombio, S. Harriman, H. Fiorito, C. Dorn, A. Blosi. FIFTH ROW—M. Finan, M. Livingston, V. Palermo, N. DoPaoli, le, D. Taylor, K. £ V. -, M. Brown, B. V yV ion, N. Records, y y y ’aoli, C. Kraus Vy T JT y CAPTAINS: Barbara, Connie, and M.ss Stubb . vK , A •r y S' ging Dy tjiis year?S turnout f enthusiasm fpf'the sport svdr? Ovet' 1 fifty, girls find thrill' to th for the reatet thgff clash ticks the fr team. ' tfln a » ..Thfer «year-r Barbora Breotten's team battled jt dut agains 'ConDilf'Whip e's equally strdfig competitor. Our jiorior team was fust too'good, for ’the sHy . L w cry? rlsytfs fhey defeated their opponents n an exiting tesvJ r t4 e. 1 .I The two teams ended up in a tie, each winning an Ihe twg teams ended sup in a tie, each winning an equal o’wiriberjjf games, four each You can be surU there were c greqh many bruised shins'andftwollen aJU gre fingers after Jhe Although the 'practice was very str oc the girls had another r games, tour eac v. tou can oe sure - eghinany bruised shins andrtwolleoy rgamesMere[co(tyie1pi con petih'on.ffom the'boys' fdotball ' — y - ijoyable tsedson 52

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BETTY ANN PANDA DOTTIE 1BY-CAPT. MARY aiEN MARCH, BARB, MISSY, JUNE, LU nance- 51 MARGIE

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 FIRST I OW-N. DePooli, D. Taylor, B. Bruce, J. Carlson, M. Puciato, J. Colo, M. Grieco, M. Reilly, M. Cas- sidy, N. Records, J. Almlof. . SECOND ROW—A. Blasi, R. Rioux, S. Byrne, P. Martin, D. Magee, A. McDowell, B. Bronnen, D. Lipsky, C. Whipple, K. Sutton, M. E. Farrell, B. A. Bronnen, M. Finan. THIRD ROW—S. Harriman, V. Palermo, B. Smith, B. Kerr, F. Warnock, M. Brown, L. Sweetman, P. Nugont, A. Sutton, N. Ponman, M. Gilchrist, B. Wormloy, E. Furst, C. Riordan. FOURTH ROW—G. O'Connell, P. Rioux, C. Broderick, E. Salmon, E. Evatf, M. Chaufournier, C. Taylor, R. Wininger, H. Fiorito, C. Dorn, B. Abercrombie, C. Kraus, M. Show. (t adhetlall Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, fifty en- thusiastic girls hurried to the gym to compete in the girls intra-mural program, arranged by Miss Stubbe. This year there were seven equally-matched teams in the league. The games were hard fought and usual- ly victory was not decided until the final whistle. At the end of the season, Laura Rudick's and Bar- bara Brenners teams were tie for first place. An ex- citing play-off game was held with Laura's in first place and Barbara's sextet tied for the runner-up spot with Doris Magee's fighting team, but again Barbara's team was defeated in an exciting, close contest. The remainder of the teams completed the season in the following order: fourth, Dottie Lipsky's; fifth, Ann McDowell's; sixth, Connie Whipple's; and seventh, Pat Martin's. The following players were picked on an honor team which played other neighboring schools: Laura Rudick, Barbara Brennen, Doris Magee, Dottie Lipsky, Betty Ann Brennen, Margaret Brown, Janice Cole, Nancy Records, Beverly Wormley, March Puciato, Nancy Penman. 53 CAPTAINS: Ann, Barb, Pat, Dot. Connie, Doris,