Valley Stream North High School - Chariot Yearbook (Franklin Square, NY)

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U0 W by Felt- tr wi' t RTL tgflfl QV- glox Q50 . Sql, W tl W xl C O, m 3843 M uh With strong defense and hard running, the junior Varsity football A QQ' K is ll- awk W QSO QQ c, S N We bw wise W W . XG- ,W as wVJun1or Varsity Stages Comeback ll Q it team, under the leadership of Coach McCrohan and Coach Wolk com- piled a respectable 5-3 won lost record. After two early season losses to tough New Hyde Park and Roose- velt clubs, the Spartans rebounded and won four of their last five ball- games. The crushing of South 34-12 was one of the most rewarding games of the year for the team. Quarterback Dan Tronolone, along with running backs Angelo As- I sante, joe O'Conner and Andy Sama had a successful season. Defen- sively, stand-outs such as Paul Missig, Peter Barton, Ed Lerstad d Kevin Richards helped North attain their winning record. tim at? r fly. QW CX We l' is ' A - ge . Bark Row: George Rozakis, Tony Lamonica, Geppy Clemente, Ed Gillette, Ed Lerstad, Steve D'Argenio, Gerry Manfrcdo, Mike Halpcm, Victor Mearini, Kevin Richards, Brian Kalb- fleisch, Alan Borreson. Middle Row: Coach Tom McCrohan, Danny Byme, Andy Sama, Ray Tripp, Eric Cohen, Paul Missig, Peter Athanas, Patcr Banon, Gary Aranato, Andy DeVivo, jimmy Devlin, Bob Spinner, Coach Ken Wolk. Front Row: Dan Tronolone, Ray Siegal, Gary Merker, Mike Cohen, Ray Mueller, jeff Reiter, Ray Ferguson, Angelo Assante, joe O'Con- ner, Mark Wishin. O ww M , 146 X' K - . 1 jlfj-Q XOVKE U VM- Loc-Jie, C QAM-l

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48 Varsity Gridders Have Frustrating Year The 1971 Varsity Football team despite its size and statistical domi- nation of its opponents finished the season with a disappointing two wins and six loss record. The team opened its season by being crushed by last year's Division IV Champs New Hyde Park 27-O. Amidst cries of Get the Nipperj' alluding to Roosevelt's star half- back Ron Nipper, North held Roosevelt to 141 total yards. The of- fense gained 159 total yards but failed to get on the scoreboard and lost 21-0. A recovered fumble run of 99 yards was beneficial for Malverne, the Spartans' next opponent, as they edged by 14-6. Although North scored its first points of the season and dominated Malverne in every aspect of the game, they were unable to grasp victory. North followed the same script as Hempstead took advantage of penalties, fumbles and defensive lapses to defeat the Spartans 16-O. The most exciting and emotional game of the year was against archrival South, After a scoreless first quarter, South took the lead on a 72 yard touchdown pass. The extra point made the score 7-0. Early in the third quarter, North drove downfield to bring the score to 7-6. jack Klein's S6 yard touchdown romp in the fourth quarter, his second touchdown of the day, put North temporarily in the lead 12-7. The Spartans lost a heartbreaker, however, as South scored with 27 seconds remaining in the contest to win 14-12. A fine team effort against a scrappy Lynbtook team resulted in a 36-0 rout, North's first victory. North continued its winning ways when it shut out Carey 12-0 in its first playoff game. Steve Castelli's seven catches and Steve Maddock's 8 for 16 passing led the Spartans. East Rockaway closed out the season for North on a low note by crush- ing North 45-6. For his fine play, at linebacker, senior Dino Radini was selected to the South Shore Division IV Team. We gotta stop meeting like this jack Klein goes over fromithe one.