Smithtown High School - Indian Yearbook (Smithtown, NY)

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garfeglflf The final buzzer of the last basketball game was also the signal for the beginning of a new season of America's most popular sport. Over thirty-five candidates reported to Coach Thad Mularz for indoor workouts in the gym. The team was Hnally at twenty-one and then things were really under way. Several of last year's Indian stalwarts returned to the 1951 squad which will face one of its stiflest schedules in many years. The twelve-game season will open on April 23, with the final contest on May 31. ennia The Smithtown Branch High sports program was enlarged this year by the inauguration of a boys' tennis team. Fifteen boys were included in the squad which held practice sessions during the fall. A team was selected in the spring and our school was admitted to The Suffolk County Tennis League. Inter-school matches were played with Babylon, Bay Shore, Huntington, Patchogue, and Port Iefferson. Tennis coaches were Mr. Arthur C. Erb and Mr. George W. Quinlan. BASEBALL SQUAD First Row: H. Petersen, C. Fisher, N. Dounias, P. Kassay, N. DeBahy, S. Hal- liday, I. Hynes. Second Row: L. Schwarz, V. Vetrano, D. Ulivie, I. Mor- gan, E. Schroeder, G. Schumacher, P. Dounias, A. Koslik. Third Row: Mr. Mularz, R. Miller, D. Wiedenkeller, G. Caine, A. Iohnson, D. Grisanzio, L. Livi, NV. Micciche, H. Nadig. Fozzrlh Row: I. Mital, R. Patterson. TENNIS CLUB First Row: L. Amato, S. Herrold, Mr. Quinlan, Mr. lirb, H. Nadig, R. Ciel- nicky. Second Row: B. Kaplan, W. Hilbert, NV. Quinlan, I. Davis, W. Kurr, N. Deliaby, D. Quick.

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