Hamilton East Steinert High School - Cresset Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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Left fo right, 1c1z0f'I1'ng.' W. Trauner, S. Sheff, R. Griffis, R. Parr, S. Collis P Krumins T. Gilsanen Left to ziflzf stamlin . Coach Pivovarnik H , - , '.l', 9' ,C. enryW Hoagland, R. Bartlett, M. Gallegher, K. Veres, R. Rostron, J. Wood, T. Warner The rebuilding varsity booters posted a I5-7-45 mark while wading through a tough schedule laden with area soccer powers. Although the team was dominated by underclass- men supplemented by only four returning lettermen, the Spartan kickers showed the spirit and hustle necessary for a winning season. Pitted against teams of superior experience, the green and white men accepted the challenge and' came through with outstanding games against this year's state champs, Trenton, and our always powerful rival, Hamilton. The offense was sparked by small but mighty senior Bob Parr with seven goals, while captain Bill Hoagland combined leadership with hustle and drive to lead the Spartan defend- ers. Post season honors came to fullback Bill Hoagland and wingman Tom Gilsanen when they were named to the all- city team. 138

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I Co-captained by all-city guard, Don Watson and ing Spartans concluded their season with a Although plagued throughout the season with schedule. the scrappy Green and White did manage a few exciting games. Against an exceptionally strong Notre Dame heartbreaker, 28-27. The following week they St. Anthony's 20-0 decision for their lone giving Day the Spartan gridders journeyed West only to lose a real defensive offense the Spartans were led by Dave Rakowski and Sophomore liob Neilson, the fight- disappointing 1-7 record. key injuries and a tough to show potential in eleven, the Spartans lost a completely overpowered victory. On Thanks- to Hamilton lligh struggle, 6-2. On high-scoring halfhack quarterback, Rich Sokolowski, who showed a lot of poise. 'l'he defense was lead by Bob Cunningham, Don while Nelson Cook played well defensively. , .gl ff? fn ' A :zk x95- XVatson, and Roh Neilson both offensively and is is-f A ,sly . is.

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