Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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A4f1i.iUrflNIiss Boal COT THAT SPIRITf?f HE Cheerleaders Once again lent their never- ending pep and vitality to the student body at all football games. Witli their new cheers and songs, and with the aid of Super Chief Skippy Barenz, these twenty girls helped build up the enthusiasm of the Massapequa Crowds to spur the team on to victory. In addition to boosting team spirit, the Varsity and V. girls sponsored thc Harvest Moon Ball. held on the night of that last unforgettable game with Wfantagh. ,. . Q Qi- S 9 v 'I' tg vw tl N pews 535 - CHEERLEADERS VARSITY P. Cummings, E. Levitt. I.. Nan. Cf .cntt. FI. Cmldsmirh. I.. Crmn. B. bold erg. nl. Dewar. D. Guida. P. Matson P. FUN. JUNIOR VARSITY K. Amhert. XV. Mark. I Inglis. ,l Hoffman. M. Inglis. tl. Larson. S. 'lliilnr l.. PlL'e'iI'liI1I1I. Af1ulCl'NUfI.

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Ni HONOR TEAM I Coppola. li. Reille. I Tierney I'. Nnntli. -I, Olirien, A. Virta, N. I.eIi- inann. I. Imx, D. Paliiaiii. P. Chin inings. M. lXl.lI'e1lN. flilzfiffi'-WlNIiss Goellwolel TWO HANDS! HE high spot ol' the softball season was in I keeping with our tradition: the Honor Team 9 ' onee again lopped first place in the playllay helll at lNIephan1 High Sehool. X XY'ilh the eonihination ol' .lane lfoxis pitlhing and the halting and fielding prowess ol' 'Ioyee SENIOR TEAM IUNIOR TEAM ll ff . ,nwli I'. Cninininax. I1 1 1 Il I Ci I I D. Dax irlxinever. V. liaholewax. 5. Ili hinin D I,ILkllI1l S l if i Il P. . . . I 4 . . L rf fi if , Qniglu. I.. Hoffman. li. Ci.-Illhei I Ciriniv. M. Iiehniann. S. Irixheig A. Villa. I. Tiernrx. li Slliaeter. Ci, I.awmn. Cv, Ixrau, Anllrewx. I Fox. I. Green. M. Roniainl OBrien and Arlene Vitta, lN'Iass.1pequa wax a sure he: to win, This is one traelition we lertainly xI0ll'l want hroken,

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STUNTS AND TUMBLING AlfI'f.l'll1'JMlSS Godbold TUCK THAT CHINI HE circus came to Massapequa last March. There were elephants. camels, and frolicking lambs, all portray'ed by the tumblers at Sports Night. In addition to the circus motif, the agile performers went through their intricate routine. keeping time to the beats of a lilting waltz. This dazzling exhibition of coordination and grace was one of the highlights of an unforgettable evening. Fifi! mzz'fC. lniwson. I.. Huffman. ,I- Green. M. Andrews. tl, Allo, St i'f1r fd mr:--D, Guida. G. Krass. li. Goldberg, Tftzra' wil-S. Fisher. -I. Gesecus. Fffllflli wit-M. Wlilson. ARCI-IERY Adzimr-Miss Clampett LET'S HIT THAT TARGET! HIS year archery has been one of Massapequa's most popular girls' sports. So many prospec- tive Robin Hoods turned out that the competition for spots on the team was the keenest Massapequa has known. The result of this enthusiasm was a superb group of archers, among whom Diane Guida and jane Schwartz were outstanding. These William Tells can be counted on to adorn the targets with Massapequa feathers. ARCHERY HONOR TEAM C. Barnes. R. Saretsky. D. Guida. C. Hanna. TENNIS Adziirn'-Mrs. Storch DID YOU LOCK THE GATE? URPASSED in skill, possibly, but unsurpassed in spirit, the girls of the tennis club met twice a week and diligently practiced their serves and smashes. Even though this sport was newly intro- duced to the Physical Education Department, the girls made a good showing in competition with neighboring schools. Tennis is a very popular activity and has a great carry-over value. The department heartily recom- mends that all girls participate in tennis some time during their high school years. TENNIS HONOR TEAM Silfirzg-Lf Winters. Shlildillgf-I. Krass, -I. Kraemer J. Gesecus. C. Deal,