Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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4 Au, nv' Iwi! mir-W R. DuVci'net. Cx. Qanner. Cr. Mclmxern. 5. Betk. Wf Cassot. A. Clark. N. Giorclano. D. Nuhle. Fl. Kasin. rl. Whrrns. Scfwlful mil-Cinicli R. Cramer. H. Rosenhaum. K, King. R. lainge. R. Bott. H. Reuter. A. Swanson. S. XX ehl'v. bl, Multer. -l. D'Agostinw. l.. Stoecker. vl. Reillx. XXY Schwarz. 'lf Sprague. R. Siphercl. Manager. Cn.zrlvflX1r. Cramer CRADLE THAT BALL! AND V. LACROSSE UR lacrosse stickmen won the Novice Varsity fx X Crown with a -1-0 record. claiming triumphs X . il xx over Uniondale, Wfalt XVhitman, Hempstead, and X-.V 'Q' Half Hollow Hills. Goalie George McGovern, . D E' cletiense men Larry Stoeclcer and Boh DuVernet. micllielclers Steve Wlehh and Bill Cassot, and at- ' i lacks Ralph Bott, Ulatlc Ruhlman, and Bohhy Stewart were all named to some Section of the Novice All-Scholastic Lacrosse Squad, lim! mu--S. Kunen. H. Malm. R. Linzer. J. Farley. D, Tyras. M, Beck. M. Lieberman. Scrum! mu--D. Lehuwitz. l.. Guoclman. R. Richardson. R. Elling, A. Hutchins. R. Berg. R. Prahl. H. Ousteckv. Coach N, Cates.

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Fin! wzwij. Ruhs. D. Prezzano. V. Meyers. T, Graham. R. Sauerhrey. j. Sullivan. A. Tohia. -l. jones. Manager. Semud mu'-G. Dopslaff. R. Waigner. B. Cappiello. D. Olesen. D. Hewitt. R. Richardson. D. Schmidt. -I. Arnold. A. Ambrosia. Coach hl. Cusato. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Cm-Mft , A HOME RUN! it ,475 HE Freshman baseball trew, with a distin- f-Nr f,xqxf:1',i1 guished ll-2 record, won the South Shore gf ,gl H l Athletie League junior High Baseball Champion- -:-'ff g.'yf1'i Ship. Outstanding pitthers during the 1957 season .5-A5 'gf,r?,l'7 W were Tony Amhrosio and Bill Molloy. Don Olesen ,jk ' - 'i and Roy Wiigiier were consistent hitters, and jack gf 'D Sullivan blasted most of the home runs. Top field- ing was provided by Gary Dopslaff, jack Ruhs, john Arnold, and Al Tobia. lint! mn-V-A. Wfeher. -l. Quirlc. T. Allu. Al. l.dIlll'5L'l'I. li. Albin. tl. DeSimone. A. Aettiitsn. F. 'l'uf.1riello. Ci. Sperry. M, Goldstein. VI. INItMillan. E. O'Neill. VI. Corea. Sewfzzd will--li. Pt-ste. M. Maltese. N. Bambino. R. VUL-elts. Fl. Downey. A. Aiello. A. Kedzierski. 'lf Ruden. G. Rel-. D. Reid. VU. Cummins. D. Grindstatl. F, Hutton. Manager. tiki

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CROSS COUNTRY Clfliltfl ff Mr. O'Sullix'an ROUND AND ROUND THE TRACK! BOB OSTHUES and Roy W'agner led our dis- tance runners to impressive victories over Uniondale, Freeport, Oceanside. Wfest Hemp- stead, Levittown, Lynhrook, and Hewlett. Osthues was indeed excellent as he achieved eighth place in the South Shore Athletic League Championship and gained twenty-third place in the New York State Clhampionsliips. Iwi! Hill R. Osthues. D. Olc-sen. R. Franke. R XX'agnei'. Strmzd mzzfli, Osthues. A. -lenks. D, Stryker VU. Nichols, RIFLERY CilltlL'f7+MF. Baldwin H IT THAT TARGETY UR Varsity Sharpshooters laced some tough opponents in Mepham, Freeport. Baldwin, and South Side. Prominent members of the team were Boh Gritlin, Herman l-labermann, Derek Stryker. and Greg Metcalf. D, Stryker. H. Hahermann. R. Gritlin. and G. Metcalf. BOVJLING Cflclt'l7-MF. Ciou rtemanc he SPARE f UNIOR RICHARD MINKOFF was captain ol last years Varsity Bowling squad. Other keg- lers included seniors Boh jesseau and Gasper Ac- curso, juniors Pete Bruno and Fred Braun, and freshman Art Schweithelm, lffrif iffzi-G. Accurso, F. Braun. R, .lc-sseau. Stcuml mzzfR, Minl-intl, P. Bruno. A. Schweithelm. Coach R. Ciuurtemanclwe. ,if-'gi QQ .U 0 'K 'Oo 5