Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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Pi 'rs 2, eww 94 'Qi gil kefb ll Why is basketball one of the main sports at Saint Dominic High School? The answer lies in the nature of any sport: to play hard, to play fair and never to say die, Basketball lends itself easily to these ideals. Another reason for its popularity is the spectator. Every person in the stands can feel the driving pace in his blood and taste the tang of the game. Saint Dominic High has the spirit, the stamina, and above all, the love of the game. With the help of our excellent coach- ing staff, Saint Dominic's has had another good season. In the future, look to our varsity and junior varsity to supply our school with the excellent games, comparative to those the student body has witnessed in the past. comme' , ,oomlufq Q 6- I2 .9 Back Row let to rzgbt Jimmy the mayo: john McCauley Gemlrl lValslJ John Egger! Thomas Dempsq Stan Mnzuz :ont :ou Laurence Poppzlz John Abbate Leonard Budd Teirj Sullztnn Denms Dejesu

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Stan Mazur leaps bigb as Sniizts grab opening tap. The success of a season is not shown by the result in the won and lost columns. It is judged by whether all those concerned benefited from it both in mind and body. If, then, this is true, the character and sportsmanship displayed at all times by players and spectators prove that this was indeed a successful season. John McCauley mares u rebound from Seton Hull