Tappan Zee High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Piermont, NY)

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Mr. Bader times Martin crossing the finish line in his usual first position. CROSS COUNTRY A lot of work has to he done to produce winners. The work was done. In their first meet, the harriers rolled on to an easy shutout over Haverstrawg one week later Spring Valleyis club suffered the same fate. In their next meet, however, the tables were turned on the Dutch- men, as they were defeated by a powerful Suf- fern squad. Accepting the bitter with the sweet, the Taps then trounced both Nyack and Clarks- town in a triangular meet, finishing the season in second place. In the County meet the team also placed second. Hooray for Coach Bader! . . . the marathons ,UV , V 52,1515 ' 5 , Q 'V -,I I ,fy 'T' 6 Wt?aa2'f,,z35, 53: , ' ,H 'fl V , af f , , bi, ' ,. , , N, , M rf, , v 3 .awk I -' -f :A G r 'ri f f- af. , , , I L 'fiLbe1if11,, ff 2- -1' , Qi 7 , ' ' ' , ,, V fqw ,WL ' ,jfgfw ' L, f f f, 1.-,f,..,, 4 ,.,f' V , , 1 fl :ff - , , f- 1 . ,g G ' ', , . f , .. -, ,Jr ify-V4 ig? f' pl A 71' '- ' i if M .,,-, M Y ' -N Q ,fx M 42' - ' l J ., Qin, sg, ,419 ,,,.n,, .a,w,,.gf M, .Wa , ' ' 1 , ', 'Q 1' Yi '2 ' A .V Ay 1' f X W' 'I-vi V -fffi' f '22f72 f Z.- 'ff - Q., ' Q, ' ' f 1, '3 ' V . -5? W-ffa,Wg8V X 7 1 7.4 Q ,ir ,f Aa f '. '- W ' ' I ' S .,. ' f ' ' Vg 'r i in fffkghigj K ,.- Q' ' , I I . fn, A A ,X X 4 fl --4 J N 4 D f , ,V R W M' ' ,Wi ff' ,Q . he . X , 1 5 V s W N 11 ' K Ma! , W, 1, 1 A ' --of-8. 3536 'MMM X ' ' 4 I g .,,,7,,g,.,,A , i K ,,.....,-we I X f f , 4 ,Q V , ., r 7,y.ori2, . ,ff - ff ,hr , - numb' '47 ' 1 l yy... Q r y K H, 1 ' ,,,. ,, ,MM I VJ I K h r A rmntwg v e .. if 21, , .tx ' TT ,W - V if -Q ilirlyyibfm 'Ms -' A -an . ' WWI! 1 r if ,, A G f ,1 th h ' ' h 1' V I - - - 1,5 4 -if o. an e arrlers spring fort ike the proverbial shot. 50