Kennedy High School - Maze Yearbook (Bellmore, NY)

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Soccer Top: Andy Cohen, Ross Scheintaub, Kenny Maimen, Eric Kurt, Greg Etin, Andy Scheef, Neil Chafkin, Michael Crooks, Coach Daoust, Bottom: Angelo Pace, Richard Iasacson, Steve Rifkin, David Schwartzm, Craig Hyman, David Lustberg, Scott Pearlman, john Greenberg. --- tt aff The Varsity Football Team - Top: Lenny Delgado, Michael Alkin, Terry White, Mark Ballinger, Kurt Cumel, second: Gary Shore, john Gatto, Gerald Anselmo, Chris Flemming, james Scalia, third: joe Zogbi, Stu Austin, Woody Most, Ed Ruby, Esposito, Frank Deriso, Bob Schilinger, bottom: Fred Gutterman, Stu Silvemian, Phil Drago, Eric Cohen, Al Topal, Mike Bemstein, Salvatore Albanese, Gary Weisner . .A .. .W .l 73

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Cross Country Team Scott Carlin, Glenn Wolin, Dave Kurzweil, Paul Solda, Mitchell Goldblatt, jay Codesman, Marc Solda, Barry Cohen, Bob Minlionica, Steve McCuiness, Steve Kurzweil U 4 mst .1...: 'Q i s 55' sm 1 u ot uto , Q f- stamens :gg . as if la 5 196853 I H ta :' ,V xmonm In Qlfgqs H ,,,f-M. My wx, .W M. M A vu W Bowling Top: Bob Minlionica, Todd Antin, Bottom: Coach Hamilton, Scott Fields, Marc Chait The junior Varsity Football Team Top: Jim Scalia, Bob Conway, Eric Phepher, jeff Sapinsky, Michael Zagorino, William Laars, Middle: Glen Cart, Andrew Bonzai, Bob Yandoleno, Paul Ausberg, Greenspan, john Crecco, Bottom: Ron Delgado, Joe Alagna, Bert Reisher, Steve Miller, Steven Klemes 72 il

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Once again the cougar grapplers had a terrific season. Coach john- athan Schaefer led the team to many glorious victories with the help of assistant coach Johnathan Zucchero. The team's dual meet record was 10 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. Kennedy was the Division la Champions. The team defeated top ranked Massapequa in a very tough match. The team's only loss was to Baldwin in the dual meet County Champion- ships. The team placed high in all of the tough tournaments. This season Kennedy, had two tough wrestlers who alternated at 98 pounds and 105 lbs: Michael Leit, and Howard Krotman. They were also fine light- weights. William Minerva at 91 lbs. had an extremely good season. Michael Leit won the Sprig Gardner Toumament, was the Division 1A 98 lbs. champ, and he placed third in the Nassau County Championships. Howard Krotman placed fourth in the Sprig Gardner Tournament, and the Divisional Tournament. He did an outstanding job. A 112 lbs, Howard Kurzrock did extremely well for his first season on the Cougar Wrestling team. There were two 119 lbs. wrestlers this season: john Gatto and john Grecco. Both wrestlers placed in the divisions. john Gatto was the runner-up, and john Grecco was third. Mark Miller did a terrific job at 126 lbs. He placed in the Spig Gardner Tournament, and was third in the divisions. Kennedy also had many fine middle weights. Rich Goldberg did extremely well this year. He placed 2nd in the Divisions in a very tough weight class. He defeated many high caliver wrestlers this season. At 138 lbs. Salvatore Albanese did a fantastic job and really helped the team a great deal. He won many tough matches. Keith Cavavero did an outstanding job after being seriously injured last year. He placed 3rd in the Sprig Gardner tournament, 3rd in the windsor toumament, first place in the divisions, and he was a Nassau County Champion. Senior Phil Danielle did a terrific job. He won the Sprig Gardner Tournament. He place in the Windsor tournament, he won the Divisions, and he place sixth in the Nassau County Champion- ships after being injured the week before. This year Kennedy had terrific heavy weights. During the dual meets Ron Delhago wrestled a 167 lbs. and Bill Lubell wrestled at 177 lbs. During tournaments both wrestled at 167 lbs. Ron Delgado placed in three tough tournaments and did a fantastic job during the dual meets. Of all the teams members Bill Lubell did the best job. He placed second in the Sprig Gardner tournament, after losing to a state champion in the finals. He won the Windsor tournament, the divisions, and the Nassau County Championship for the second time. class. Coach John Schafer hopes that next years team will do just as well, if not better. 74