Plainview High School - Gull Yearbook (Plainview, NY)

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Cheerleaders at homecoming game - L. to r. - Priscilla Tuttle, Ces Hastings, Esther Hersh, Enis Camerano, Kathy Kelle, Irene LaMantia, Pat Lynch, Eileen Freidell, Maureen Sullivan, Ellen Brotz, Judy Bernstein, Linda Aiken, Mary Mul- lan, Lynda Estrin, Liz Mullan, Diane Cirillo. Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleaders - L. to r. - Stand- ing - Diane Cirillo, Maureen Sullivan, Pat Lynch, Kathy Kel'e, Pfiscil: Tcttle, Enis C: e'an:, eine Laffcntic, Vary Mallzn, Liz Msllan. Kneeling - Lynda Estrin, Ellen Brotz, Esther Hersh, Cf-5 Hastings, Eileen Freidell, Jac, Bernztein, Linda Allred Twirleifss I P Twirlers - if fo r. 7 Carol Ann Brusdeilins Ei- leen Dooley, Peg Longo, Bonnie Gargiulo, Gail! AaronoFl,'Carolyn' Bergin, Louise Leach. Twirlers - L. fo r. - Louise Leach, Carolyn Bergin, Peg Longo, Eileen Dooley, Carol Ann Brusdeilins, Bonnie Gargiulo, Gail Aaronoft. li.. ,K xl' kv' an

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Varsity Cheerleaders - L. to r. - Standing - Debby Cohen, Irene LaMantia, Enis Camerano, Priscilla Tuttle. Kneeling - Barbara Milo, Pat Lynch, Barbara Bankow- sky, Diane Cirillo, Liz Mullan. Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders - L. to r. - Barbara Bankow- sky, Barbara Milo, Debby Cohen, Enis Camerano, Diane Cirillo, Priscilla Tuttle, Irene LaMantia, Pat Lynch, Liz Mullan. Varsity Cheerleaders - L. to r. - Barbara Milo. Debby Cohen, Pat Lynch, Irene LaManha, Barbara Bankowsky, Enis Camerano, Diane Ci- rillo, Priscilla Tuttle, Liz Mullan, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - L. to r. - Standing - Pat Beck, Ellen Bratz, Micki Sharaga, Eileen Freidell, Esther Hersh. Kneeling - Ces Hastings, Mary Jane 'Notting- harn, Lynda Estrin, Mary Mullan, Linda Aiken, Judy Bern- stein.

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Em P903 IIVIEW 2 ainview Sl Mark 'Cinderella A collapsing defense, designed to hilt high-stor- PLAIXYIIQXX' vt-Cut far Qliegd Carly in g Steve Xlntusou, did hold the county s top point- tlig game but SLN- Clarke bounce hack tter to 14 points. Clarke had not expected that on the hot shooting of lerrv Hummel, U S ob Redieiin vvould be able to hit for Zl points i il Xl Jll tr v e latk Sthroeder and lack Air. The score uns tied at 60-all. it thit point plaviniker Ralph Tieri i ltlliC XL C lilmvlevviipitillized on a Clarke defense nifrht Sem IE over sole possession ot first plriee in- th Div isiou lvvo seliolustie basketball FLM Culls v ii ts, game placed t Neck South in Division l'vvo on the North Shore as the Culls et 82-7-l. Plainview is 7- uhcad of Syosset V141 F P G F Frelberg .,. 6 18 Wolownlk , 6 6 Rahn i., 0 0 0 Crawley .l 2 0 Berne ,l, 1 2 4 Kimmel .1 1 4 Dailey 1... 2 0 4 Chess ...... 1 7 Matuson .1 8 12 24 Levine l.. 3 0 Bozer .ii 0 0 0 Cuddabaek -. 6 3 Tier-1 -,T 3 9 15 Oill ..,.. 2 2 Blapkney ,T 1 2 4 Ehlers ,1. 1 0 Redican ..... 5 1 11 Powers ...- 0 0 0 Buono -... 0 0 0 Totals Gus ces hit a lzivu and Larrv lfreiber added tvvo , . , n . Q 2 P 2 g Rosl n F e fouls. Both 'liieri and lfreiberg had been hurt all vveek and had been doubtful unti time. as 1 .iuing to plru list night ruid helped Plgiinvieu High avoid rin upset by Syosset. 58-55, in Division 'l'vvo of tht North Shure b.islvetb.ill league. After the store, vvhieh gave the Clulls al 31251 lead, the eoii- test vvns not in doubt as 6-3 Steve Mutusou .ind lioh Redieun kept Pliiinvieu in front for the re- inniiider. 'lhe Culls rue now ii rg iitli il 'lfll ICCO 4211 fan Spectacular' clnlfii perto anees hy Steve Matuson and Bfih Redivan led lightlysre ard ed Plainview to a Tl-65 upset lvirftory over favored Roslvn yesterday in the quarterfinals of the Nassau County Baslut hall tournament at lflivksville High School. . Plainview, which finished in a triple tie for first place in Division Two of the North during the regular' Nt i advances to the semi-ti ials night at Massapequa School against Mineola Matuson, who finished up with the game's high oi' 21 points, and Rediean, right lic hind him with 25 scored 30 points each in a heetie Iii rl which saw the C ulls come from a 53,49 three quart cr defic-it to tie the eontest at 55-55 with six iuinutes to go MAIUMIIN DlaLIVlzRlzD the tying basket and Rediean the tie-breaker. Matuson, a hr-ai off the hdards all day, collared rebounds. Redican, in addr Xlitelitl l PlLll11CdgC 1'Oll67Cl tion to his deadly jumpers over l'l.uuvievv, 3016 in a traditional s y - a from 51r0undRtl?e foul circle ,. , . i . s , teame with a ph Tieri to di I iukev llru 'football game vesterdav, rect the Plainview attack but the iudividu.il star of the game MSO Scoring in double, fl utis Plriiuv ievv liriltbaek llarrv Hirsch. S Ures for the winners was Lar 1 , .- ', ' d ry Freiberg with 10. Geor v.ho put ou ti biilliniit solo perform. P A V A Amiem and Mike Radasa - iieute exlhuistioii i fl t xv uuing uuriutes. D 1 -Q' , ,g ouutetl ltr' s 's vestCid.rv .is Cltl.iliL'I . t r L il - fuedfre defense, bi.lh..u' e lit-true beiuf' kuoekefl out ot ' .iiiivitwv toueliclovrns Steve Klitusons -lO-point output vvas the torture of last nights North Shore Du. iviou I .vo stliolastie basketball ope .is his l'l.iinvievv Ee.un tripped Glen Cove, now uvon three vvuh Blituson lfonlv ci iuniorll averag- ing 26 points .1 ginie. The 6-4 eente popped ill lO in the first period, 13 in the setuiuj .uid l' in the seeond halt on linups, iiuupv and rebound shots Around Roslyn Dnlitrr ariaseh did yoeman work for the losr vvith 14 and 12 respective While Roslyn substituted qu freely, Plainview went all tl vvay with its five starters The st-ores: 5 G F 5 4 0 2 2 0 0 tl fl T 0 T 1 3 2 0 0 'Til 'dr-riod Plriluiir l' ll l-'Ie'licr1 rim Berne vb . Sn 0 la Ll h ll Rt-divan P-3, Trials .. 10 22 1