Starpoint Central School - Starpointer Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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,1-.i-1-1 1 Front: R. Dussault, Mr. La Verne Ensminger. Row one: J. Gately, P. Jenks, T. Fronczak, J. Marshall. Row Iwo: D. Rogala, C. Hards, Wm. Pittler, A. Braunscheidel, B. Penvose, P. Waild. BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL Our baseball team had a rather disappointing season although, during the preseason, they were favored to capture the Niagara Orleans League crown. Our squad won only one game, this being over Barker. In this game our infield played par- ticularly well, especially Paul Waild and Mike Penvose at second base and shortstop. Outstanding players on the team were: Dan Rogala, Don Grubb, Charlie Hards, and Paul Waild. Don Grubb pitched well for a starter. The success of the team depended largely on the pitching. Don Grubb was expected to carry the load. He and his supporting teammates were encouraged by the student body. Coach Ensminger is very optimistic about the coming year's team for almost the entire infield is returning. Still in school from last year's squad are: Don Grubb, Mike Penvose, Paul Waild, Joe Marshall, James Gately, and Gary and Art Braun- scheidel. g 3 E lx .f44Pd' ii 4. xg i jrlu iibg- .X :'.QN,' v F! jx .X qv Ewa W v I N If pf Ll E.:

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.fi of I X N l Starpoint tarpoint tarpoint tarpoint tarpoint Starpoint Starpoint .fx N Cf if 26M 57 58 68 49Vz 35M 56 f-f '1...x K K fr x is A-1 'S Niagara Wheattield 77W Akron 52 Wilson 51 Albion 41 Medina 8016 Barker 7 Medina 56W Newfane 45 Deveaux 39 Coach Baum, handicapped by the return of only three lettermen, produced a smashing won tive and lost four record. Their biggest victory of the season was over Wilson, when they took nine firsts in thirteen events. Wilson was defeated by the score of fifty-eight to fifty-one. Outstanding participants on the squad were: Bill Granish, Tom Andrix, Howie Papke, Mickey Dean, and Paul Greig. Bill Granish, a Senior, high jumped and ran the four-forty yard run thus scoring thirty-six team points. Tom Andrix, a Senior, scored thirty-tive points in the eight-eighty yard run. Senior, Howard Papke, scored thirty-three and three-fourths points while also setting the school record in the shot put, with a toss of forty-one feet and five inches. Mickey Dean, a Sophomore, running the hundred and two-twenty yard dashes, was high point man with fifty points. Paul Greig, a Sophomore, was the first Starpoint miler to break the five minute record in the mile run. He was beaten only once during the season and came in second place in the county meet with a clocking of four minutes, fifty six seconds. This was only eight seconds off the League's record for the mile run. Paul amassed forty points for the team during the season. Those boys who made their letter and will be returning next season are: Paul Greig, Mickey Dean, Peter Plache, David Draper, Pat Noonan and Steve O'Malley. Those Seniors who ran their last race for Starpoint were: Bill Granish, Tom Andrix, Howard Papke, Duane Witkop, John Stuer- mer, John Kerns, James O'Malley, and Jim Smith. Congratulations Coach Baum for giving Starpoint such a wonderful season in track. TRACK Front: Mr. Richard Baum, and Harold Dean. Row one: Lee Chase, Jim Smith. Jim O'Malley, Pat Noonan, Paul Greig, Fred Drabek, Lewis Labiak. Row two: John Kerns, Mark Dietz. Steve O'Malley, Tom Andrix, Pete Plache, John Stuermer. Brian Hendricks. Bob Krull, Duane Witkop.