John Jay High School - Yearbook (Cross River, NY)

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W. Scofield D. Vierling T. Campbell G. Morris G. Fiacco R. Mueller J. Geraerdts fb ,M . it , . , A., . . I-. 1, . Q, F, is i L. Sheppard S, Eastman T. Scannell Co-Captains Glynn Morris and l.es Sheppard led the team through a successful season. s. ,, , A' ' v Q ! , 'A ' g .. 1g 5 ' nip C, Jenkins S. Bourne R. Dickens , K' A f Q 3 'K' :fa F7 ,. J- . It Coaches Todd and Feener relax while planning strategy, T .5 Varsity Football Schedule OPPONENT OPP. Hendrick Hudson 13 O Carmel 6 6 Yorktown 6 30 Dobbs Ferry 19 14 Lakeland 7 13 Briarcliff 6 O Varsity Football Sickness and poor weather handicapped this yearis ,lohn lay squad, and although they demon- strated occasional brilliance Csuch as a 6-6 tie with powerful Carmelf, the team itself was unable to function properly as a unit and at times went down to defeat at the hands of teams with less ability. lloxvever the team did maintain a winning season Q3-2-D and had some outstanding players. Among these were fullback Charley lenkins, Ctrcaptains Glynn Xlorris and Les Sheppard, and defenseman lack O,Brien. Many other players ably supported thc squad and did their jobs well. Although the rec- ord itself was not as good as that of last year, the team was at all times supported enthusiastically by the school. l.V. Football The l.V.'s, under the leadership of Coach Col- lins, did not have a successful season as far as rec- ords indieate, but were successful in developing players with potential, who will give their services to the varsity next year. Outstanding players, such as Richie Uuliliy, Bob Curtis, and Don Fiacco, make us sure that .lohn 'lay will continue to have winning seasons ahead, despite the departure of many fine varsity football players this year.

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Autumn Sports The I31lL'llUl'llL'l'l1l1 success of t11e cross country team was one of t11c Slll'ITl'1SL'S of our 11111 sports season. Led by t11e one - two running co11111i1111tio11 of Cnptaiin 131111 Strz111ott1 111111 1J.ll1 17.111, c11l3lL'1l lloisseyfs eight 1111111 Sllllkld won two out ol' l11I'l'C l1lI1l1 int-cts. 1110 most i111portt111t triulnph of t11e season UL'L'lll'l'CL1 11'11cn our tc11n1 won t11e New York State Section 1 1111155 C cross CULIITIYY lf0lJ1ly. .1u11ior11ig11 Soccer is t11e 111g 111111 sport 1'o1' t11e junior 11ig11. Competi- tion was keen in 111c four te11n1 i11t1'11111111'111 league orgttnived 111' CTUHC11 111ll'1DL'l'. Cinines and practice were 110111 1l11ICf school every week U11 A1OI1L1kly, XVec111esc111y, and 1:ric111y. Ar t11e end of the season t11e Flying 36's came out on top with an undefeated record. lv ,tg 3 guy!! K , ,.- ,.,,A In 1116 J.V. team gots read, for We fray. an , 5' Q1 10 .r- 1ine-up: A. Covey, R. Mue11er, G. Fiasco, G. Morris, R. Evans, J. O'Brien, J. Geraerd Mue11er, C. Jenkins. and R. Smiflw gef in position. Cross comfry team provided excifing momenfs dunnq halt' time a1'1'1omefoo+ba11 games.