Westbury High School - Wing and Spur Yearbook (Westbury, NY)

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and eill make the noi e Jimmy Zaino, outstanding rebounder and scorer, who was assisted by players Tom- my Costello, Jimmy Krizinski, Bob Waring, and team, ac- complished the mark of the semifinal play-off position. A well-balanced Sea Cliff team ended the string of games at this point. ab ,f . qu: Ji I , ! Icy' -w i ' J 'U-an ' Sitting L to R - T. Spittler, R. Waring, J. Leonardo, J. Zaino, B. Morcelli, J. Krizinski, G. lane naccone. Standing L to R - Mr. Hesse, G. loanidis, I. MacKinnon, K. Gilbhart, J. Kiclcham, G. Russell, T, Costello , L. Kuslcowski, J. Moffet. Kneeling L to RfR. Bacon, M. Fitzgerald. Standing L to R--A. Kuskawslci, E. Clifford, R. De Rose. The Intramural Champs in the major league were the Yale men, a team of good players that won all their games except one. The minor league was one by Ford- ham with good defensive work on the rebounds.

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You make the ba ket boy, Our School varsity, coach- ed Bernard Dolat, finished the season in fourth place. With a team ot experienced sen- iors, the squad was tied for tirst place after the first tour games. But having off nights and bad breaks, the team dropped out of a contending position. Henry Hladkey, con- sistent scorer and ace to a tair season. Ball hawking and playmaking by Charlie Krupp the team greatly, Next year, and George Jablonski helped with Tom Carolan and Bob Dyckman back, things ought to shape up fairly well. Row l, l. to R A G. Jablonski, G. Hladky, M Rossi, A. Smith, J Moroney, C, Krupp. Row 2, l. to R f A. Wygand, T. Carolan, F. Rudolph, J. Murray, R, Dyckman, D Feron, S. Quinan, Mr. Dolat. or , , , , J. , k K f U- ' if 7 ' B A 1 il 4 . f ' T' ' .. eww. do if l ' 'Xb Mxx R if-uf ff. ' X w l, l. to R R J. Ricardo, R. Catapano, R McCrosson, S Simcnetti. Row 2, L to R f W. Holm, P. Al' X Simonetti, E. Gannon, R. La Buda, R, Maroz, T Geist, A. Rarillo, W. Schiller, Mr. Schwartz. A x ix N! ki . L r bull ,X KJ -XZ, V ' lx , Vfestbury Hig4i's iunior var- sity started the season with an inexperienced team mode up mostly of sophomores. With the outstanding coach- ing of Norman Schwartz the team improved greatly. Harold Mock, the big man, 5' ll , did most of the re- bounding, while John Lynch did most scoring on both drive-ins and set shots. The team for next yeor's J. V. looks much better.

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