Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Seated-Hill, Veprovsky, Feron, Scott, LaViale, Steller, Bingham, Disston. Semzld Rau'-Mr. Holmgren fCoachj, MacMillan, Herrlin, Lamb, Bell, T. H. Wlmite, Beattie, Bures, P. Rogers, Casson fAsst. Mgr.j, Weencmlsen CMgr.l. Third Row-Schock, S. Segalas KC:-iptainj. Magelaner, Wiicker, Waldburger, Spiropoulos, Heller, Bean. Abreu!-Mr. Ponsalle fCoachj. VARSITY FOOTBALL cfi M... ti? X 0 A ll. 1 turn y Q li A xg W wx 2? LAYING good, clean football under their new coaches, Mitch Holmgren and Joe Ponsalle, this year's Varsity Football Team won three, lost one, and tied two. The squad lacked depth, but made up for this by having a well-experienced first team. Captain Spiros Segalas and quarterback Tom White handled most of the backfield chores, with Segalas scoring nine times from his left halfback post, and White completing well over half of his attempted passes. Roger LaViale and Paul Bures completed the Blue and Gold backfield and played effec- tively at their positions. On the line Lou Magelaner and Bob Bean, the ends, played stellar football at their posts, while Jim Beattie, Don MacMillan and Rick Heller held up the middle of the line. The first game against St. Pauls was a Blue and Gold victory by a 12-O score. The second game against Adelphi resulted in a 12-12 tie, as Adelphi scored the tying touchdown with only thirty seconds re- maining. The only loss came against an undefeated Hackley eleven by a 33-13 margin, as the team fell apart in the last half. Montclair Academy suffered next at the hands of Trinity, succumbing by 37-21 margin. The Riverdale game was the big game of the year, as the squad played a previously undefeated and untied team to a 13-13 tie. Trinity pushed over the tying touchdown in the waning moments of the game, and then Bob Bean kicked the all important point. The last game of the season against Stony Brook resulted in an overwhelming 32-12 victory for the Big T. Segalas scored all five touchdowns in this game On runs ranging from 12 to 101 yards. 38