Sanford H Calhoun High School - Pacer Yearbook (Merrick, NY)

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I4-.gfwflf I, BACK ROW: - R. Franncomano, Mgr., R. Daniel- son, M. Walters, J. Alnwick, T. Caminitti, C. Hanigan, G. Kreuscher, B. Buschg 2nd ROW - P. McCourt, M. Tennant, A. Silverman, J. Iacometta, S. Sahn, J. Mur- zQ I .K 'X 'Q 4-f L 0.9 , 4 .. 'W7 ,-:V f f df ff- . ' .-,,f -,f X- - f'-'f-, - . ' fffrf 1 4, f' f ff' 'iz-1 .4-,,.. - .4-1 X, fftr' -'fflf' f ff . gs V , .-virlng Q e f-f-4 Q .-N4 ,Z 'T'- f'-Gf .1 '24 3 -- , , . f . -. ,A X rf , Q: ff7'f T-if , W,- Cfrff -f X J . ix ,cpj nf, Calhoun on top ,f rin, C. Hospadura, E. Klintg FRONT ROW - R. Schoenleber, S. Gellis, Genna, T. Gladtke, R. Kirsch- enbaum, K. Buckley, D. Roemer, F. Castleneto. B a Team of Agile 'ff' ,X The Calhoun matmen finished their second successful season with a thirteen and one rec- ord. Under the leadership of coach Robert Bury, they have continued last yearis impres- sive record and have definitely established Cal- houn as a major power in wrestling. Their fine record has done much to heighten school spirit and to spread Calhounis fame far and wide. The Colt grapplers who were undefeated during the 1960 mat campaign were Jim Mur- rin, Mike Tennant, and Charlie Hanigan. By recording impressive victories over Mas- sapequa and Wantagh, the Calhoun wrestling team captured the unofficial Long Island wres- tling championship.

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1 Baseball Team: BACK ROW - Coach Lurel, K. Levy, Keely, M. Tennant, A. Silverman, F. Triolo, S. Sahn, J. W. Hoereth, W. Taylor, D. Gruol, G. Kreuseher, G. Iacometta, EWWagner, Manager. Q-I Lange, W. Reiderer, FIRST ROW - L. Ruzyla, D, Q M nhfymy' px f f V L . '. Vw' sl . W R be , ,I fjitf Q wlytlilft li, jvlyyf Mu ' Affiy' Q f I T T5 wt ll il -'H ll ' Nfl Ml if I I J 1 '7 ' gtg., 1,,:l.,, rL-KQJAo w D r MMA js. , K X! U lftvw My , -'NJ llfljcivjl lvl! liiffhiftllvll 'UL A i fffiff i - 2 X if Q f' KW I Www AH! lf! QVW' Lf Tf,.f 5, l ua q JL.. if M ,141 .- ff , -, AM ' 4, , N, :Eg IJ lv ,l ' yt-' ,. -1' I F 'L' l ,NW JUV f ' 1 Q -G ll .nfl ' ti RM al fi W' 0 ' W f t L .fwwllr ll. f-rfb? iv N bLfv6cWf 1 , ' fmif' U illlljli K2 ,flliviix lflljil f Albin Q I, P , f' '-' f it 4' U it lf! .flf 7 x .f lf' f lf' 1 J' if .1 i' V . , fr H NK 'U if E f . , V iw 1 X , li J f 1 ff l LM, Y Y .V V377 , YA Af-2 if WLIWEAIXN fm y QM J , A gigs 7 l ' 4' W' ck' , IQ af' 5 ll! ' 'T W Mak X Lf' lg ,n -1. 1, NYJ ly 4 - 'W Nj: I IJ, fi, f 6',fTyf'.. 1 l as if gf y t etes xv' ' Joe Iacometta and Kenny Levy. Baseball started ofl well at Calhoun last year. The newly formed team, coached by Mr. Michael Lurel, wound up an im- pressive season with a ten and six record, placing them third in their league. Then, playing in the Nassau South Shore Athletic League competitions, the ,all-junior team lasted through the semi-final eliminations. An even better season was expected this year. Pitching Staff - W. Hoereth, W. Taylor, G. Kreuscher, K. Levy, G. Lange.