Robert L Simpson High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, NY)

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K VARSITY FOOTBALL Back Row Ileft to right: M. Burnstein, L. Hicks, H. Kotler, A. Salee, M. May- baum, E. Gardiner, J. BaRoss, D. Ammarell, R. O'Malley. Center Row Ileft to rightl: P. Leinenbach, G. Gavin, B. Demant, H. Benson R. Brondum, R. Rapp, R. Weckesser, M. Jackson, B. Hammann, J. McNabb Front Row Cleft to rightj: Mr. P. McCarthy, C. Bernardi, B. Archer, L. Scolu, D. Pagano, T. Williams, T. Curran, B. Bertossi, N. Wiley, H. VanBladel, Coach Kubisa. Football After a slow start this season, the Blue Devils sur- prised everybody except their coaches, Mr. Kubisa and Mr. Paul McCarthy, by a very fine showing. Im- proving steadily with each game, the Devils took second place in the league standings and had an overall record of three wins, three losses, and one tie. The first two losses were in non-league competition against Oyster Bay C34-OD and Riverhead K7-OJ. Hunt- ington won its next two league games, overwhelming Amityville C27-65 and Port Jefferson U3-OJ. Patchogue tied the Devils C7-75 in the last quarter of an important game. Bay Shore handed us our first defeat in the league in a very close game that could have gone either way C12-71. Just like last year, the Southampton game was rained out. The Blue Devils ended their season by beating Babylon easily C27-75 in a league game. 5 - Av. 41.-Q 'Ms it llllit la r COACHES Mr. Donofrio, Mr. Kubisa, Mr. Sipos Ronnie O'Malley made first string All-Suffolk tackle and Ed Gardiner, along with Ronnie Weckesser, made second string All-Suffolk fullback and center respec- tively. Although they didn't gain individual honors, the rest of the players should receive iust as much credit as the outstanding players for the team's suc- cess. Soto the squad as a whole, we say, A fine iob well done! The Jayvee team, coached by Mr. Donofrio, had a very successful season, ending with a record of four wins, one loss, and one tie. With a lot of these players making varsity next year, Huntington may once again have a championship team. J. V. FOOTBALL Top Row Cleft to righfl: F. Alessio, A. Hynes J. Hutcher, L. Pfleiderer, W. Colora, T Allen, N. Balducci. Second Row fleft to rightj: H. Balducci Manager, R. Quasha, D. Pagano, P. Little F. Nagel, J. Wideman, J. Grenier, D. Forte Coach Donofrio. Bottom Row Kleft to rightl: T. Wagner, J Gefkin, T. Prehn, J. Tretler, K. Stubbolo, J Hubbard, B. Stanco, P. Margey. l A Q

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PROJECTION SQUAD Last Row fleft to rightl: W. Schoonmalner, N. Crowell, W. Ammcxrell, G. lguchi, C. Keller, R. Kolker, R. Eckert, Mr. Baty, Second Row Kleft to rightf: M. Burnstein, A. Savarese, S. Schiller, J. Etherson, B. Laubenheimer, R. Menlne, J. McNabb, W. Kaiser, R. Allsopp, R. Phillips. First Row Kleft to rightf: D. Savarese, R. Ribolla, M. John, J. Hutcher, J. Fox, C. Schryver, E. Mott, B. Nolan, A. Zucker, W. Kulhaneli, N. Barmen. Projection Club We enjoyed some fine movies this year, thanks to the projection squad. Before school in the morn- ing 30'l buzzes with the activity of this important club working under the direction of Mr. Baty and the club officers - President Carl Keller, Vice Presi- dent Bill Kaiser, and Secretary Bruce Lauben- heimer. They run all ofthe electrical devices in the school, including the projectors, slide machines, and tape recorder. All through the day you can see these electrical geniuses plying their trade in the various rooms. Physics Service Club The Physics Service Club, headed by Mr. Baty, is an organization composed of volunteer students interested in laboratory experiments. The teen-age crew members act as laboratory assistants in regu- lar physics classes, and, in addition, carry on indi- vidual experimental work in which they are particularly interested. As a result, some members have developed projects to enter in the Long lsland Science Contest. SCIENCE SERVICE Sitting Kleft ot rightl: W. Ammarell, J. Schleede, F. Reyno'ds, S. Robbins, R. Carlson, A. Salee, C. Baty. Standing Kleft to rightj: N. Burtch, A. Pecha, G. Marr, F. Robinson, M. Kaufman, Mr. Baty, F. McGowan, M. Schuman. J. Reynolds, P. Lefterts.

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.Jw 'fling .l fpr- ,pe sftv CROSS COUNTRY First Row fleft to rightlr Mr. Marlowe, E. Holmgren, G. lguchi, S. Schiller, 18 f T. Keith, F. Muehlen, D. Swezey. Second Row lleft to rightl: J. Kulhanek, P. Sears, E. Latimer, A. Spear, .l. Owens, H. Coren. Third Row flelt to rightl: R. Brown, E. Holmgren, T. Paterson, F. McGowan, C. Swezey, K. Baker. Are You Ready ? Let's Go The Urge, The Pep, The Spirit ln The Air were all part of the doings of these sparkling girls. They helped Locomotive our T-E-A-M into many V-l's by gaining the enthusiastic support of Huntington fans. They are outstanding for their lively assemblies and musical cheers with the band. No, you wouldn't lose Two Bits bet- ting' that this year's cheerleaders have been a real pride For The Blue And The White! Cross Country I inhale great draughts of space . . . This year the Simpson High har- riers made a for better showing than expected, thanks to the influx of stu- dents from Toaz. The record of the hard running team, coached by Mr. Marlowe, was four wins and three losses. The top men were Art Spear, senior, Fred Muehlen, junior, Eric Holm- gren, freshman, Doug Swezey, fresh- man and .lim Owen, junior. One of the bright spots was Doug Swezey's plac- ing twenty-first in the New York State meet. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row fleft to rightl: Joan Neuberger, Lillian Kirk- ham, Lynda Nicholson, Barbara Herx. Back Row fleft to rightl: Jane Gates, Kay DeYoung, Joan Leonhardt. J. V. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: N. Grover, J. Sul- livan, N. Shelare, D. Boccia, I. Alberti.