Townsend Harris High School - Crimson Gold Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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CRIMSON AND GOLD eeasaeaeoaeneaeaeaeaeqs +1 X 'fir' 'SIP' 'IIPE r r r r r r r r QP F I LACRUSSE 1 I ll Twenty years ago, a complete Lacrosse team graduated from Harris and entered C. C. N. Y. in a body. That team, which had made a perfect record in inter-scholastic competition, continued as a college team and finished with only one defeat on its record. This term, due to the efforts of Manager Schoenbaum and the coach, Mr. Rody, we have re-entered the P. S. A. L. Little Goaly Singer, as a reward for his great service, was chosen captain of the new team. Although he is rather small for the position, his line play and smart maneuvering have brought him the praise of many critics. The nucleus of the team is made up of Singer, Lay Oil Zaken, Mugwump Friedman, Marshak, Halprin, Frank, Fuller, Schoenbaum and Sher. Since all of these men are veterans and eager for a chance to do their best, if they are well supported by the whole school, Lacrosse in Harris ought to be something above the ordinary. .. Page One Hundred Twenty-five

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CRIMSON AND GOLD l5I545I5l545l3vI543w4?fB0fl?f4b1lbIblb4b843Hl5P- Qr'nr-'sirfxrqnrsnrsxrsxrcxrsirqarQPQPQPQ TRACK il I 1 ! I I 'l -1 'll'l -I 1l '1'll ll qgaa ang wm As in past terms, the Track Team has attained a position in the foreground of Harris sports. Our trackmen were most successful in the indoor meets, placing in three of them. Now that the outdoor season is well under way, the great resourcefulness of the team becomes apparent. The team has won a majority of the dual engagements and should score heavily in the City Championship Meet and the Upper Manhattan and Bronx Meet. Captain Hoffman, knowing the necessity for good conditioning for runners, held regular practice in the 168th Street Armory, and kept his men in nne condition. Hoffman, with Lichtman, the Mothners, Sandler, Bundheim, and others, form the nucleus of the team. Manager Bundheim's campaign for a bigger and better Track Team was successful to the,eXtent of bringinglout a large number of new candidates for the team. . f f. : 1 - Y X, A Y , . .5 . f - ' ' f' Page Om' Hz111fI1'r'd T'ZL'L'lIfj'-fK71l7'

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CRIMSON AND GOLD ' . V t aqetllaeaeoaaaeteeeaoaeqb tl 'QI FQ' Q P' PTIP P r r r rfnr r fql X -'1 il ' I l l 'l ll ll 'll 'I -I '1ll'1lI I E I I A 2 5 F f IFRIESHMAN SWLMMLNG at A I I u l--I'I I- -:,,I I I-I.. I , I f Wm-aan. Filling the place that the Varsity takes in the fall term, the Freshman Swimming Team is our representative in this semesters inter-scholastic swimming competition. William Boyd and Louis Blam, the captain and manager of the Varsity team, carry out the duties of these positions on the Freshman team as well, Among the regular entries of the team are: Rubin in the 220 yardsg Ash and Robinson in the 50g Rosenfield and Tolins in the 100g Levine and Meltzer in the breast-strokeg Weinberg in the back-strokeg and Jacobs and Goldsmith in the diving events. ' Although not as outstanding as the relays of previous years, the quartet, composed of Ash, Cohen, Rosenfield, and Rubin, is to be commended for its tireless zeal, both in practice and in action. 'age One Hmzflrvd Tztwffy-six