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

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Need A Little Help The members ofthe Girls' Stu- dent Leaders are outstanding all- around girls who assist in gym classes, and after their services whenever needed. G. A. C. Standing Rear Kleit to righti: A. Vioritto, B. Daane B. Moore. Middle Row fleft to rigl1tQ: X, Eugene, J. Neuberger, Miss Hutchinson, J. Tantillo, J. Schleede. Front Row Ilett to rightlz M. Weiss, G. Gcldblum, L. Kirkham, J. Grotheer, A. Durand. Q 1 .4 .. Q t . 'lv ilk ' W. sz - , ., GIRLS' STUDENT LEADERS Standing fleft to rightl: X. Eugene, M. L. Horn, S. Potter, l. Alberti, J. Grotheer, S. Hewitt, S. Robbins, J. Schleede, J. Neuberger. Sitting fleft to rightl: B. L. Jones, A. Pearsall. S. Hansen, J. Neuman, B. Metzger, B. Schuler, J. Feagans, S. Orioles. Girls' Athletic Council Comprised of girl representatives from each class and sport, the Girls' Athletic Council promotes the sports program and sponsors the girls' one and only chance, the Sadie Hawkins Dance . B. A, C. Standing Kleft to rightl: Coach Class, Tom Williams, Jerry McNabb, Len Hicks fPresidentJ, Dave Ehlers, Art Spear, Mike Diesu, Bruce Hoins. Back Row fleft to rightj: Ronnie Weckesser, Ken Stubbolo, Bob Carlson. Boys' Athletic Council The Boys Athletic Council was originally formed to give the students a voice in our athletic affairs. There are representatives to the B.A.C. from each class and every sport. Nr mi

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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.

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Boys' Student Leaders This prominent organiza- tion is comprised of boys who excel in athletic and leader- ship ability. Their chief duty is to aid Coach Class in the gym. Sticks Down l ,D , , , . . .,.. , -, K - BOYS STUDENT LEADERS Back Row Kleft to rightl: E. Latimer, J. laSenna, T. Paterson, R. Carlson R Bertossi F Muehlen, T. Williams, K. Johnson, W. Krauss, D. Ammarell, J. BaRoss First Row Neff to rightj: D. Willets, E. Gardiner, D. Ehlers, W. Hcmmann N Wiley Coach Class, M. Diesu, R. Weckesser, T. Curran Bully! Down the field goes our trusty hockey team pushing that white, but dirty ball, and then comes the inevitable cry, Drive! Drive! How well the girls will remember those driving practices when they nearly crippled the poor goalie for lite. And how well they will remember those noisy, and I do mean noisy, bus rides to and from the games. They all griped about the shin guards and reprimands, but they won, tied, and lost three games. -1- CII .I I 1 ' - . -sf