North Babylon High School - Blazer Yearbook (North Babylon, NY)

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Cindermen, Smash Six ohool Records Under the coaching of Mr. John Harmeling, the North Babylon Cindermen finished their second year of varsity competition with a winning season. Despite defeats rendered by Lindenhurst, Hunting- ton, and Port Jefferson, the Bulldogs had a league record of four wins and three losses and an overall record of five and three. The outstanding result of last year's season is the fact that new school records were set in all six field events. Frank Cannata tossed the shot forty-three feet, six inches. John Christman and Bob Pisano vaulted ten feet, six inches. Frank Le Mieux hurled the discus one hundred twenty-five feet, eleven inches. Mike Krauthamer broad jumped nineteen feet, sevena d dine half inches. With agloss of yrjve of its members, the team has high for the '63 season. Relying on theleytpleiienrfe bffsuch seniors as Moore, Pisano, Jesaifisegiantlx Qagihata, and assisted by the deter- miriafiionr oiltlifrfmarlvy juniors and sophomores, the Blslfitlhogqh1.a,r9Jl.floqlcilx'g forward to another winning 'H Kw 1, uf' sg3asont',1jyJ 5' , mpg, Hwqgp , fin T' :Alf RELAY TEAM The biggest events for the North Babylon track season have been the relay races. The team's four best sprinters, Ron Emanuele, Mike Krauthamer, Jeff Moore, and Frank Quinane copped first place in the 880 yard relay races at the Suffolk County Relays with a time of one minute, thirty three point eight seconds. The team ended the season placing fourth in the county. Top, IL.-RJ: Mr. Notheis, Fleming, Chorney, Hansen, Lorenz, Jones, Galbraith, Kiner, Hersh, Le Mieux, Frantzen, Cooke, Nickel son, Leipolfi. Wegenaar, Mr. J. Harmeling: Middle: Shaw, Prin, Cazzo, Boomhauer, Cannata, Moore, Spellman, T. Torma Qulnane, ONell, Umlauf, Bernardo, Shock, Christman, Niles, S. Torma, Wildnerg Bottom: Jesaitis, Francis, Pisano, Rizzo, Shaw Glglio, Krauthamer, Emanuele, Amato, Gatto, Burns.

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-5 ? J P.- I R. Emanuel and M. Rizzo sprint past West Islip in the hundred yard dash with a time of ten point five seconds. Lenny Amato flys clear of hurdles and dashes ahead ss. K. R. Jesaitis' dynamic arm hurls discus an impressive distanee. l58 of West Islip. Bob clear the eleven foot vault. Pisano flings himself high into the trees to u. s -M, , ii - 1' is .. il diss .,..e-'QW ,. F. C'unnata's momentum sets new school record throw at forty- three feet six inches. P r t

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Top: Miss M garet Micciche, A n d e r s o n, Soika, J. Lars R. Stengel, Sugag Bottom: Costello, B. Fel G. Schwartz, De Angelis, Cassidy. Tennis Opening its '62 season with strong determination and expert leadership from its capable coach, Miss Margaret lVlicciche, the North Babylon tennis team began its second year in Suffolk's strong A-1 league competition. Although inexperience limited the team's success, the netmen profited from facing their tough opponents. J im Costello and John Soika played outstanding doubles, winning nine out of thirteen matches. Relying on the performances of such netmen as Cassidy, Suga, Costello and Larsen and bolstered by increased interest and support, the team hopes for a better season in '63. l 4 Y Bob Cassidy demonstrates volley in good .lim Larsen waits for the serve. Ronnie Suga displays poise with 8 str backhand.