Katonah High School - John Jay Yearbook (Katonah, NY)

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Girls? Sports oclaey v Evelyn Wood, Pearl Simon, Florence Watts. Carol Pough, Pauline MacDonald, Janice Kellogg, Betty Malay, Elizabeth Pronay, Margaret Miller, Ethel Taggart, Jane Woodcock, Barbara Miller, Cynthia Kolhurne, Florence McCullough, Marilyn Noe, Mae Barteaux, Miss Rossow, Girls' Athletic Instructor. HE girls' athletic program of Katonah High School is mainly an intramural pro- .,,: f Q gram. Competitive games are outlawed, and extramural games are played only b'S'1,,-,QW by invitation. After the playing of the intramurals an honor team, which is to play the invita- tion games, is selected by an Athletic Council made up of a representative from each of the four years of high school. The four girls on the council for this year are: Evelyn Wood, freshman, Carol Pough, sophomore, Janice Kellogg, junior, and Ethel Taggart, senior. These girls collaborate with the girls' capable coach, Miss Marie Rossow, and make the general plans for the sports program as well as picking the honor team. At the end of the hockey and basketball seasons, respectively, Play Days are held. For badminton, baseball and archery, a Spring Sports Play Day is held. The awards are based on a point system so that all girls have an equal chance to earn an award. Points are given for attendance, being a member of a winning intra- mural team, being a member of the honor team and acting as captain or as manager. The sports available in the present high school are: field hockey, volley ball, bas- ketball, badminton, deck tennis, softball, archery, and horseshoes. When we move into the new school building, the following additional sports will be available: ping-pong, bowling, indoor archery, shuffleboard,and paddle tennis. The reason for the present athletic program is to encourage participation by every- one rather than by the minority who are skilled. f X

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Boys? Sports asllaelihallil Bcqiiiiaiiil Seated: Lindsay Northam, George Pough, William Blackley, Mr. Hasseltine, Boys' Athletic Instructor: Robert Johnson, Richard Barrett, Robert Ferguson. Standing: Benjamin Giglio, Sam Levy, Stephen Bolrner, George Roman, Joseph Gerardi, Stanley Haracz, Henry Palmer, Bruce Helmes, Manager. Baseball prospects so far look good. At this date Katonah has won 2 and lost 3. Whizzer Northam is leading the team in batting with Bobbie Ferguson running him a close second. Johnson, Palmer and Ferguson are handling the pitching duties. llfiiaiselhalii qiuiaciil Front Row: Robert Dibble, Lindsay Northam. George Pough, Bill Blackley, Dick Barrett, Rcbert Ferguson, George Roman, Bob Johnson Second Row: Alex De Lena, Roy 0'Mara, Ralph Felice. Mr. Hasseltine. Boys' Athletic Instructor: Henry Palmer, Stanley Haracz, Sam Levy.

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girls, Sports asllaceffiwill First Row: Janice Kellogg, Ethel Taggart, Mae Barteaux, Miss Rossow, Girls' Athletic ln- structor: Elizabeth Pronay, Betty Malay, Carol Pough. Second Row: Marilyn Noe, Jane Wood- cock. Elizabeth Leask. Jean Kilheffer. Barbara Miller, Marjory Bank. Cynthia Kolburne. Baclillmimllfuvini First Row: Jean Brown, Jane Woodcock, Betty MacDonald, Barbara Miller, Mae Barteaux, Cynthia Kolburne. Second Row: Pauline MacDonald, Elizabeth Pronay, Betty Malay, Elaine Markelbach. Jean Kilheffer. Carol Pough, Miss Rossowl Girls' Athlectic Instructor.