Schreiber High School - Port Light Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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GIRLS' GYMNASTICS: Sally McNeish, Chrissie Peelle, Lindsay Hicks, Wendy Webb (captain), Lisa Alonge, lane Florentino, Wendy Ambrosino. Second Row: Dawn Mueller, Ann Mitchell, Roseann Bacik, Hildy Pratt, Lynn Eaton, Robyn Hyman. Third Row: Melissa Wadell, Cheryl CoYbin, Helen Wagner, Rosemary Bonelli, Debbie Padova, Maureen O'Connell, Nancy Sentner, Liv Haselbach, Tina Prudente, Ethel Reiter (coach). 177

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Girls' Gymnastics The Schreiber Girls' Gymnastics team had a success- ful season this year under the leadership of captain Wendy Webb and faculty advisor Ethel Reiter. The final team record was five wins and three losses, one of the biggest moments being the victory over Carle Place, the first time that team has lost to Schreiber in years. Outstanding performances were given by Lind- say Hicks, who won the all-around title in the Division Championships, and Lisa Alonge, who qualified for the championships in the balance beam and floor exercise events. Also to be commended are Wendy Webb, who, in her second year as team captain, competed all- around and put in very strong performances; Chrissie Peelle and Nancy Sentner, both high-scoring vaulters; and Sallie McNeish, an excellent gymnast on the beam. t h?— 176

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Bowling The girls' Varsity Bowling team had a highly successful season this year, winning the championship for their league with a record of nine wins, 2 losses and one tie. One out- standing bowler was Maureen McClean, who placed second in the League Individual Tournament. As the majority of the team members this year were sophomores, the out- look for the next few years looks as excellent as the 1974-75 season. The boys' bowling team had an- other good season under the direc- tion of Coach Hegi, finishing third in its division. Two Port bowlers were one-two in the division for high average. Freshman Peter Schlang was the high man on the team with a 177 average, and jim Lubin was close behind at 176. Lu- bin also had the team's high game at 232. Another freshman. Bob Huykill, carded a strong 170 average, and Leslie Wade, the team's first female member, was next at 165. The bowlers finished fifth in the North Shore tournament and qualified for the county tournament, which involved the twenty best teams in Nassau. |V BOWLING: John Lewis, Tom Rebel, Glenn Schmid, Mike DeNicola VARSITY BOWLING: Leslie Wade, )oe Guidice, James Lubin, Bob Hukill, Peter Schlang, Donna DeMarco.