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

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' ' 'N 2 Jr C3 N3 - i .K 1' i G f Team: J. Parker, A. Wri ht. F. Kim Williams takes a ractice swing before tee- FFJBJTZ. lsilurphy, B. Brown, K. William? ing bfi in golf practice? Our lohn lay golf team will again be under the sponsorship of . Coach Tom Collins this year. l-loldovers from last year CKimy Wil- Varsity Golf Schedule liams, Fred Free, Al Wright, Bill Parker, and Chan Murphyj and Date Opponent newcomer Bob Brown show a great deal of promise for a successful April 21 at Edgernont' season. April 28 Fox Lane Our varsity tennis squad has joined this year with Fox Lane, April 30 at Briarcliff Horace Greeley, and Braircliff to form a Northern Westchester May 5 at Yorktown tennis league. Freshman Steve Freudenheim has added his speed May 8 at Fox Lane and accuracy on the courts to the team. May 12 Briarcliff May 18 Edgemont - May 26 Yorktown Rob E. returns a fast iorehancl shot to Pete S. in tennis practice at Katonah. 1 1, TEN N IS Varsity Tennis Schedule Date Opponent April 9 Fox Lane April 16 Briarcliff April 20 Croton April 27 Greeley May 4 at Groton May ll at Greeley May 21 at Briarcliff May 27 at Fox Lane Varsity Tennis Team: lFirst rowl P. Schuy- ler. G. Covey, F. Cable, D. Wakeman, R. Evans. lSecond rowl H. Barbour. Coach: J. Robinson, S. Freudenheim. J. Maas, L. Hulitt, J. Barbour.

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Sectionals at During an afternoon track practice, Art M. and Dick H. work on their sprints. Dick H. prepares to break his fall as he high iumps in an early track practice. The john lay track team has grown this year into a squad which has strength in several areas. In distance running competition, half-miler Dan Daly is readv to better his strong record last season. Art Meckert, Chris Hayden, Bill Barker and Dick Hilton form a promising foursome for the relay and the shorter running events. In the area of field events, we have two discus heav- lv lVlay 25- Track Schedule Date Opponent April 22-Creelev, Brewster April 29-Briarcliff, Fox Lane May 6-at Lakeland, Yorktown May 13-at Croton, Irvington May 20-at Creeley, Fox Lane Tarrytown ers, Al VV right and Bill Barker, who should compete favorably against the other N.W.I.L. field men. In addition, Chan Rudd has brought his tumbling skill to the pole vault successfully. Coach Gibson and Coach Swanson gave the team a month of hard practice before the first meet on April 22 with Creeley. TRACK Track Team: lFirs+ rowl T Antonecchia. W. Mallett, S Oates, H. Walker, D. Jenkins C. Rudd, R. Munk, B. Wallen lSecond rowl Mr. Gibson son, C. Hayden, J. King, R don. G. Mitchell, L. Johannes ton, A, Wright, A. Meclrerl' Coach: H. Wilson. C. John- Sheldon, T. Lawrence, B. Bal: qooyen, R. Kelly. lThird rowl R. Hilton, J. Boqardus, E. Gor- T. Dipadova, J. Suhler, R. Hil-

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CAMPUS QUEEN ln connection with the sponsorship of Nino Mattina, the American Field Service student from Sicily, the Student Council decided to support a Campus Queen con- test, in which each senior high grade would elect two girls to represent their class in the contest. Peggy Rossow and lane Scan- nell from the ninth grade, Kay Sheldon and Sue Sheppard from the tenth grade, Sandy Whalen and Kathy Free from the eleventh grade, and Mieke Mass and Bev Jackson from the twelfth grade were elect- ed by their classes. Voting for these girls involved plac- ing money in the boxes reserved for each candidate. At a coronation dance on the 25th of March, Mieke Mass was crowned the Campus Queen. Campus Queen Mielce M., and Bev J. and Kay S.. runners up, pose tor the photographer atter the coronation cere- mony at John Jay. Bill B., Burr W., and Art C. contribute money to the girls ot their choice-tor Campus Queen. Art M., Alphonse W., and Dave S. pre- sent tlowers to Campus Queen Mielre M. and her attendants, Bev J. and Kay S.