Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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JUNIOR First row-P. Skelly, P. Rogers, N. Gros- beck, J. Fox, J. Green, J. Allo, G. Krass. Second row-A. Rogozinski, A. Kane, C. Lawson, E. Luhrs, L. Harris, B. Bauer. SENIOR V. Tyler, M. Baxter, L. Weiss, D. Dahm, J, Butler, A. Schaffner, P. Ristori, B. Reed, A. Gelsi, M. Lawson, B. Lorenzi, C. Burke, M, Ambrosia, G. Oberkirsch, J. Altman, M, Walsh. H O C K EY Advisor-Miss Godbold Guard that goal! ICTORY was the cry of this year's hockey team. Not only did the team complete an undefeated season, but it also gained further plaudits by placing first at the annual Playday. Intramural playofTs closed the rewarding season. Although the seniors were the victors, the sophs proved themselves to be formidable ad' versaries. Though termed most dangerous of all girl's sports, hockey is, nevertheless, one of Massa- pequa's most popular activities. HONOR First row-D. Dahm, G. Oberkirsch, J. Butler, M. Lawson, D. Quigley, J. Altman. Second row-A. Vita, A. Schaffner, M. Baxter. Third row-B. Reed, B. Goldberg, B. Lorenzi. Fourth row-A. Rogozinski.

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, W. QEEEEEEESL GIRLS SPORTS NDER Miss Godbold's capable direction the girls sports program brought new glory to itself during T956-l957. The highlight for the year was the unforgettable first annual Girls Sports Night presented in the spring, a fitting climax to a most successful year. Director-Miss Godbold LEADERS CLUB Advisor-Miss Godbold Don't wear that jacket if . . ITH these classic words the year is ushered in for those fortunate few chosen as mem- bers of the Leaders Club. Each proud wearer of a blue blazer makes her contribution to the success of the physical education program by assisting in gym classes and in extra-curricular sports activities. Top of L -A. Schaffner, J. Johnson, B. Lorenzi, M. Ambrosio, D. Dahm, M. Lawson, J. Butler, B. Reed, M. Baxter, G. McGovern, P. Fox, C. Lawson, J. Fox, L. Harris, P. Matson, L. Weiss. Top of C -J. Loscialo, E. Luhrs, J. Allo, J. Green, J. Gesecus, M. Andrews, S. Donnocker, L. Crino, B. Gordon, B. Goldberg, S. Hohman, L. Hoffman, J. Tierney, D. Guida, D. Quigley, D. Pacciani, P. Cummings. 'N tilt X J It T0

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HONOR First row--M. Baxter, J. Butler, M. Lawson. Second row-J. Goldsmith, l. Crino, C. Lawson. Third row-J. Johnson, M. Andrews, M. lehman. V O L L E Y B A LL Advisors-Miss Godbold, Miss Lenker Use two hands! HE seniors and the sophs were unsurpassed on the court this year and finished their season by winning the South Shore Playday held by the Long Island Girl's Athletic Association. The development of winning teams on the volleyball courts follows a pattern that is an old story in every phase of Girls Sports. The girls learn the rudiments of the sport, invest much time, eFfort, and patience in perfecting indi- vidual techniques, and finally develop the all important ability of playing the game together. SENIOR J. Johnson, A. Meuser, B. Lorenzi, C. Burke, J. loscialo, G. Oberkirsch, M. Baxter, J. Butler, M. Lawson, K. Slater, A. Schattner. JUNIOR J. Gesecus, J. Fox, M. Andrews, A. Kane, A, Hohn, S. Marschall, B. Schaefer, J. Allo, J. Green, C. Lawson.