East Brunswick High School - Emerald Yearbook (East Brunswick, NJ)

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 VARSITY EBHS OPP. 37 Madison 6 19 Woodbridge 13 27 Cedar Ridge 11 27 J.P. Stevens 7 46 Carteret 6 20 Jefferson 6 24 South River 35 0 New Brunswick 0 41 Sayreville 14 Recap: 7-1-1 MCAC Champions Central Jersey Group IV Champions Rutgers Cup Winner SOPHOMORES 0 J.F. Kennedy 19 27 Edison 6 0 Woodbridge 0 20 Sayreville 0 12 New Brunswick 22 8 Raritan 24 Recap: 2-3-1 The team gained 2666 yards during the season while yielding only 1562. Just over half of the yards gained— 1350—came overland; the other 1350, through the air—one indicator of the balanced attack. VARSITY. Back Row. Coach Mel Caseiro, Coach Charles King, Coach Dave Stout, jay Luberski, Bruce Losiewicz, Jack Gruver, Jack Evans, John Dudra, John Resciniti, Coach George Pinfield, Coach John Emery, Coach Bill Pellagrino. Row 3: Ed Lauzon, George Homeyer, Jim Dunn, Tom Huff, Tom Baker, Ralph Lamo, Scott Daku, Chet Brandt, Joe Curcio, Jim Riccio. 2nd Row: Lee Bernkopf, Bob Lawless, John Parkes, John Gibbons, Al Dubovick, Mike Bonner, Tom Halasz, Glen Kalber, Roy DeBoer, Rich Evans, Marty Chom- ko. Coach John Mansfield, Kevin Kirk. Front Row: Frank Rella, Dennis Henriques, Tony Pierri, Dave Cole, Jon Walling, Mark Morri- son, Rich Aldrich, Dennis Belloff, Dan Casieri, Ed Kreilis. 23

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Team captain and end, senior Jon Walling was a threat offensively as well as defensively. Rainy weather, some pregame mischief before the South River game, bracing for the national anthem—part of the football scene in 1972. Junior back Rich Evans missed the early part of the season but was a spark in game with the Rams. EBHS JAYVEES OPP. 20 Madison 0 0 Woodbridge 12 20 Cedar Ridge 12 18 J.P. Stevens 6 0 Carteret 13 21 Jefferson 0 6 South River 8 0 New Brunswick 12 Recap: 4-4-0 JAYVEES. Back Row. Coach George Pinfield, Paul Markowski, Edward Denton, Wayne Gor- don, Julius Feher, Bill Stafford, Ray Pilch, Mike Galgano, Steve McMullen, Mike Shannon. Front Row. Vic Angeline, Pat Shannon, Kevin Rafferty, Kevin Kirkley, Jim Schleifer, Scott McLucky, Pete Ancsin, Tom Anderson, Chris Boynton. Bears prove it: we're number 1 doubt that the title was theirs in the closing game, walloping Sayreville, 41-14. Kingpin for the Green and White had to be Kreilis who, with 8 TDs and 12 PATs, led the team in scoring and paced the county until the last week of the season, despite being side- lined for the last three games. Pushing Kreilis was quarterback Dave Cole, who broke Dave Wohl's record for career touchdown passes in the Carteret game when he hit Jack Gruver with a 23 -V arHor fr r «-U teenth. He ended with 17. Dave passed for a season total of 1246 yards, completing 71 of 151 attempts. Eleven were good for touchdowns. Second in the scoring parade was junior Marty Chomko, with 36. Cole ranked third with 30. Mark Morrison carried 321 yards in 45 attempts for top average rushing yardage, a healthy 7.1 per carry. Kreilis av- eraged 6.0 and junior Rich Evans, out with an injury during the first half of the season, was third with a A C-----

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24 Booters win soccerama, grab conference title Although football captured the at- tention of area sports writers and space in the local press, Coach Leon Florek's Soccer team was also cham- pionship-bound. The first sign that he had again produced a power- house was when the Bears walked away with the honors in the presea- son Soccerama. The second indica- tor was the team's rolling over seven straight conference opponents be- fore being halted, 1-0, by Cedar Ridge. That was one of only three losses during the regular season, the other two being a 2-1 defeat by