Smith Vocational High School - Vikings Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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The J. B. Basketball Team had a record of six wins and twelve losses. They were led by Gary Acus with an eleven point average, Rick Gaynor with a nine point average, and Bob Wash- iewicz with an eight point average . . . Also helping the team were the top rebounders, Jim Olszewski and Harold LaFlamm, who completed the starting team. all theerleaders Junior Varsity BASKETBA Ll.. FRONT ROW: R. Gaynor, C. Majewski, D. Cummings, R. Was- iewicz, R. Stacy, R. Driver, C. Amog SECOND ROW: D. Tudryn, V. Puchalski, G. Acus, J. Alsweski, G. Bernier, H. LaFlamm. Cheerleading tryouts are open to any girl in the student body. The girls are chosen on the basis of their appearance, responsibility, and ability to convey school spirit to others . . . The cheerleaders lead the school in rooting for the Vikings, both at home and away games. Plans were formulated in the spring to organize the student body into a pep-club. This club will back up the cheerleaders with school spirit at the basketball games. FIRST ROW: D. Raymond, D. Worsnop, I-I. Vishawayg SECOND ROW: G, Hutter, B. Sankolewicz, J. Letourneau, L. Desmarais.

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Varsity SEASON GAMES Williamsburg -- 69 Williamsburg -- 75 Precious Blood -- 63 Belchertown -- 57 St. Mary's -- 62 Clarke -- 54 Granby -- 71 Holyoke Trade -- 77 Westfield Voc. -- 55 Gateway -- 65 Southwick -- 68 Clarke -- 32 Precious Blood -- 71 Belchertown -- 60 St. Mary's -- 66 Granby -- 72 Holyoke Trade -- 75 Westfield Voc. -- 58 Gateway -- 56 Southwick -- 93 Srnith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smit.h's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Outstanding players for 1970-71 were jim Walker 219 points and jim Bohonawitz 159 points. FIRST ROW: G. Nuzom, J. McSheffrey, B. Barlow, SECOND ROW: J. Bohonowicz coach, M. Emery, J. Nuzum, W. Sysum, S. Kowa lski. F The 1970-1971 basketball season was not a success in terms of wins and losses, but it was successful in providing a base for future teams. It was the second year of our jimior varsity program, and the varsity contained only sophomores and juniors . . . Hopes are high that with the con- tinued development of our young team and more support from the rest of the school, the Vikings will once again move up the Bi-County league ladder. FIRST ROW: M. Williams, W. laptew, E. Jaworski, 1. Walker, SECOND ROW: W. Waslick, coach, M. Brick, A. Malewski, J. Bohonowicz, W. Fitzgerald. Bask Intram

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Victory at all costs, victory in spite of terror, victory however long and hard the road may beg for without victory there is no survival. - Winston Spencer Churchill l t no