Middletown High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Middletown, NY)

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x K ax ,WI Y . JZ: , C NA.-. ll Kneeling-Brian McPadden. Albert Fulton. Ronald Barton. Robert Pleasure. Edward Duncanson. Peter Vandervoort. Richard Sevits. Allan Gahtan. Charles judleson. Ronald Granger. Slandirzg- Mr. Capozella. Wally' Blanchard, jim lNIcQueen. Martin Amann. Dan Marcellus, Douglas Koop. Tom Clarke. David Wzllsh. john Arfmann. Earl Speirs. Bill Patton. Martin Ercoline fManagerj. SWIMMI G HE Middie swimming team, competing at the YMCA pool, lost dual meets to powerful Peekskill and Nyack by close scores and split two meets with Newburgh, losing one and tying the other. The tank- men came back to finish second in the Section 9 meet. Several boys, including Wally' Blanchard, Earl Speirs. and jim McQueen, established pool records in their specialties. GULF HE Middletown High golf team, capably coached by Mr. Kenney, meets its opponents on the well- kept greens of the Orange County Golf Club. Home- and-away series are played against tive DUSO League foes. This seasons squad, with a large percentage of returning veterans, is especially strong. jim McGowan and Ed Golemboski, two of last years standouts, are back, as are a number of other seasoned performers. Kflutfiwg-Dick Markovits. jim McGowan. Slmzdiarg-Mr. Kenney. john Hill. jack Collins. Dan Finch. Edward Golemhoski. john Stivers. Ray Barnes. l 'left M - ,wt ' , ' ,- . f ,-V.. .X V' .N rx X . M

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nf' K wg, 'limi iii L v Firm! mu'-jack Mandel. Roger Klein. james Townsend. George Craig. Nicholas Curabha. Richard Curahba. Bohdan Klufas, Second mu'-Mr. VanEseltine, Richard Markovits. Robert Peay. Michael Tax. jack Turner. john O'dea. David Kleiner. Daniel Finch. Edward Ruthherg. BQWLING OWLING activities at MHS center about the Mid- dletown Recreation Center alleys. About S0 boys engage regularly in bowling intramurals. The Varsity squad, coached by Mr. Van Eseltine, had a most success- ful season, winning a number of matches and finishing second in both the DUSO and Section 9 play-otts. TENNIS HE Middie tennis team. undefeated DUSO chain- pions in each of the last two seasons. is once again a favorite to capture first place. Coached by Mr. Tindall, who is optimistic about his scluad's chances, the netmen face five DUSO opponents, including powerful New- burgh, in home-and-away series during the spring. Sparked by returning nuinher one singles man jeff Rosen, the Middies anticipate another successful year. fmui mir'-George Hollenherg. Peter Nickle-S. George Reili. l.ari'y Stcrnhcrg. liill Benedict. Norman Dllllln- ,ltthfl Al'llU-ll'1l l. jeff Rosen. Secmzd mn- Mr. Tindall. jerry Bc-rkinan. Pc-ter Gowdy. Mark Drgnan. Tony Litardi. Ronald Moore. Robert Mcliennctt. .Iohn Mcliennett. Dan Marcellus. fl! 1 X

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