Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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Var ity Football . -. 3 Head Couch .......,,,... ...,..........,.........,,,,........,,. N lr. Noble 'V ' M MwQ5SLl'E:f f '4'A,h .. ..2f5lEf.-- ', , .' Assistant Coaches ...... ......,, Nl r. Cromer, Mr. Fiuffer, . 'Y ,.,.4,...,.s... E . av- wg , 1' if 'ef ei...g.. '.'.:r- Mr. Diilllfllf 1 ,,,,,,, ., M gf - , Lf1'11.':.'TT2TT.ZZ1 ,,ZI ,,i i ::.t - - 1 m m W K iw Q HE Chiefs preserved our luulefeuteil rivalry with 'J . the W zuitngh W urrlors bv downing them 8-7 and IVVQ ig . . . . ' fi f Q. ,iyi A. ruining their undefeated record. Xxltll zu final rev- K 1. ffy, V 11 lfffiwejijjejgz,iff-QM., , I , , , , fvdggww ,W VVZVL , ,.., ' ni-il of 4 wins., 3 losses, and 1 lie, tho LlIl0lS haul 'H H s, - ,,,. -f': ' ' . . - f 1 . . . Nm ,,l. their best season since 1935. lhe victories over Billllwlll and Mephuni broke our linx, :incl the vu'- ,, A 2-: . . A f lorv in the llllllllle of the season over Long Bench P- N. A i ' . its xx -fx' broke 1tS iiiidefeateclseasoii. . ,.l:,, This year the Chiefs were sparked by u terrific H -- ll,- - ' Q 4f'gr , , .. . was defense. llie front wall, lefl by ,loe filllllflllll, George -',' Anmlo, rl om Rullen, .loe lngarozzu, uncl Rucly lilvll- rf qq' , . Y - ' l .rmjga was arflson provldefl the power for the Chiefs' win- . . i mug season. 'l he buckfielll sturrerl Ray Burrows uufl lla!! oufl lhil?'!1Lx's iw ' Ralph Crino ' 7 -All ' - . A . . N fl,-r I lu' LIMS Vi 'lhe prospects for next year look very good with '- ' ' WU' ' 'V ', I 1' ' 1 Criuo returning. Other hopefuls for next year in- s V f . -X' I V' f f ' NK clurle Tom Rutlen, Art Weber, Russ Meyer, :intl 'uf If ' . ,' KY I Y, ' I i J, .1 V : Al Huleluns. f , 1 -- 'I 1 1' I h I I M R l ,, 'f' 31 ' X ', n Vit ' .1 if.. ,I -,J 'j X - ', I' 1 J' J 4 Al . ' First rowzlff. Richardson. J. Koons, F. Albin, J. Ciminnu, R. Burrows, C. xxlllillll. V.'.AlllZl- L. K D rzuulo, B. Carver, R, Criuo. Serolld ron-ill. Small, D. Tyras. R. Prahl, J, F2ll'l0y, A, YY:-lu-r, I 7 1' 1 R. Finn, J. Envk. ll. Dill, D. 5l'iilCllSIllIIllt'l'. Third rou'-A. Hllll'llillS, C. Seoll, L. Maggi, R. lt' 1 'M fl 4 l X blk-rg, N. Mm-34-r, J. Veil, T. 1illllllZ, E. K1-numly, A. Allllll'0Sl0, Fourth ron-H, Kim-liziralson. I ' 4' I' J. Hurtilngg, J. lngarozza, R. Saipulo, li. Dunn, T. Rualvn, H. Malvm-tli, H. Cappiello, Fifth , fl lf U. row-R. Lindsay, R, Moruhito, M. Angzstreirh. J. Arnold. . I. , ' V I 7 Y, W-.. 'AP X ff' 98 l ' r o J: ,', jo :' 6' l. pf f Q Qi' f xv + fu fs. 'U v

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George Amalo, Rudy Rivharllson. J. V. Football Cnapll ,,,,,,,, ......,, N lr. Haas HE J. V. Football Team led hy Frank Scavone and Jim Yvalsh ended tllis season with a 34-6 victory over Wfantagh to give them a great record of 8 wins and no losses. This record, combined with those of the last two years, gives the Massapequa J. V. Football Teams a total of 22 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. The most impressive wins this year were beat- ing Oceanside 27-0 and Freeport 20-6. The backfield was aided greatly by Curt Small and Harold Nelson, while Glen Scott and Charles Castellano dominated the line. Fil'Sl ron'-ll, Castellano, R. Bornhuldt, lVl. Cappivllo, J. NX ll I1 H Bel nn Saaunu' Cami, T. Catalano, R. Kivhlf-r, D. Ko:-hh-r, A, Hendrickson Secon ron Ldl on Davis, J. Fvldstvin, J. Forbes, J. Dmytryk, R. Farrell, D Du nh S Pal 4rs 4 Lin n x H. Sauer, A, McDonald, E, Doernherger, D. Randall. 'lhlrl rou H Lnnlwrt D Blown A. Hutchins, C. Srott, W. Molloy, A. Aj:-llu, P. Taft. G. R 0 Dorsc Wll D 1 R. Anderson, E. Pigford 'Ml . ., 'I 7, + , M, P-vga-Mrk... , Vw- ''w:f1f1n.m2e'wQim JEJT14 'Hit