North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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Squad Basketball 1' Pioneers do a fine job of covering oppon- Harper gets the tip away while Zabinski and ents on out of bounds play. Williams look on. The Jayvee basketball team had quite a bit of hard luck this year while experiencing one of their poorer seasons. The season wasn't a complete failure however stated Coach Ray Cagni. The boys dropped many games by close margins and they gained valuable experience. Even while losing eight of their first ten contests, the boys looked impressive. Jim Zabinski averaged better than eleven points in the first three games and when his Scoring fell oFf, Dick Williams and Al Harper took up the slack. The B Squad's first victory came in the third game of the season at the expense of Stranahan. It was a thrilling battle which saw the Pioneers come out on top 53-52 in an overtime period. Coach Ray Cagni. ROW ONE: Larry Reddinger, A1 Harper, jim Zabinski. ROW TWO: Jerry Jarvis, Ray Reese, Dick Flurry, Bernie Pincus, Armand Lavalle. ROW THREE: Ray Page, Jeff Klores, George Gleason, Bill Starks. HQ, 4 f.0hMME'l'Wk' ' 7 'M

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Pioneers Encounter Strong Foes DATE GPPONENTS WE THEY March Southwest March Curley? Q March Edison 'Q-3' March West Palm V I March Broward V ' ,uf 1.,V March Miami Beach .Q L7 i' April West Palmif ,l,o P APM South Dade AW Southwest 5 3 1. bf.. April Ft. Lauderdale? Q APYU Edisoflf at APN' Sfmh-an A 't't April Open May Broward? May Stranah an May Miami Highlf Duke Jack in second year as number May Ft, Lauderdale one Shortstop. +Denotes away game The Pioneer baseball teamls successful ,58 season was derived mainly from team effort and a well balanced squad, Coach Jack Clark's contingent campaigned success- fully against such teams as Miami High, Ft. Lauder- dale, Key West, and many more. The Pioneers received good hitting strength from Mike Carrubba fall city returneel, Dave Prevatt, Dennis Willis, and Bob Hayden. Tom Maxcy was the mainstay of the pitching staff along with Sherm Love, Joe Schaefer, Fred Hannum, and relief ace Dick Cornell. North Miami had a flawless veteran infield corps consisting of Tom Rockey Clbj, Sandy Snow f2bl, Greg Zender C2bj, Dennis Willis C3bj, and Duke Jack fssl. Along with Carrubba and Hayden, other outfielders who did a yeoman's job were Jim Angelico, Dick Glisson, and Tony Santos. 160 Tom Maxcy displays his gam e winning form. 5.51 ,.g,?ii.R K iZ.:,Yk,i..kQ5. - xf