Sea Cliff High School - Cliffonian Yearbook (Sea Cliff, NY)

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FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Left to right: Coach R. Conlin, J. Brislin, 5- Bean, D. Hoyt, R, Myles, R. Bischoft, R. Lindblom, J. Zabielski, N. Cooper, J. Romano, J. Tower, J. Trimble, R. Roe. f ,M p i- GYMNASTICS First row, left to right: W. Schweers, D GaUagher, W. Kaufman, D. Leckie, S Kalakoc. Second row: J. Behrmann, L Stiles, R. Francis, J. Clarke. Third row: S Yonov, N. Epanchin, J. Storoiev, J. Bel lafatto, P. Marnane, Mr. Raymond Conlin Fourth row: E. Bolitho, A. Kaufman, P Smith, E. Krueger, W. Furlong. 64 TENNIS Left to right: Mr. Victor Olsen, T. Vladi- miroff, A. Schwartz, R. Clarke, T. Wolf.

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GOLF First row: Mr. B. Shulman, F. Hamada, E. Francis, G. England. Second row: A. Vespa, T. Van Cott, A. L. Holmes, E. Laszewicki. With Mr. Shulman coaching, last year's golf team had a fairly suc- cessful season and produced a Nassau County champion, Eugene Fran- cis. Eugene QCharIiej scored in numerous tournaments throughout the season. This year, with the return of four veterans, the team should again have a good season and, possibly, beat Glen Cove, the golfing power of Long Island. The Mighty Five from Sea Cliff bravely set out toward the Man- hasset Alleys every Monday. Guess what? We won a matchl Mr. Potter, the pedagogue with perennial patience, kept our spirits up through strike or foul. Wait till next year! BOWLING First row: T. Cavanaugh, J, Hendry, A. Vespa, T. Duck, F. Hamada, I. Ronald. Second row: J. Siegel, G. Hegeman, D. Rockwell, J. Newman, J. Nernoff, A, Davino, P. Talmon, Mr. R. Potter. , 63

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Seated: D. Sprague, G. Saykay, M. Davies, P. Huke, P. Annunziata. Kneeling: G. Brown, C. deHaan, K. Lauber. G.O.C. The Girls' Officials Club is the honorary girls' sports organiza- tion of Sea Cliff High School. The purpose of the club is to teach girls to officiate at speedball, soc- cer, volleyball, basketball, and softball games by providing ref- erees for the various sports. Members must maintain a 90 percent average in gym, accumu- late 250 points during the year, participate in Sports Night and officiate at two sports during the year. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association of which every girl is a member, governs after school sports in- cluding intramural games and games with other schools. The organization also plans Girls' Sports Night, an annual competitive exhibition between the Maroon and White teams. The G.A.A. is governed by an executive committee consisting of a president, secretary, and sport managers. First row: D. Diivre, N. Samuelson, B. Sprague, S. Gleichmann, C. Relation, P. Annunziata, G. Brown. Second row: C. deHaan, L. Delagado, C. Campbell, A, Hamilton, S. Clark, L. Lloyd, E. Morse, Third row: S. Relation, M. Rela- tion, B. Bennett, M, Murray, S. Loftus, V. Gause. I