Holy Cross High School - Lance Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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BOX SCORES HC VARSITY Opponent O Camden Catholic 38 6 Bishop Eustace 9 6 Bishop Egan 44 7 St. Joe's tPhila.l 19 7 Red Bank 7 25 St. Joe's lCamdenl O 6 Trenton Catholic 0 24 Notre Dame l3 .I.V. O Bishop Egan 25 O Bishop Eustace 7 13 Florence i2 12 Trenton Catholic O 8 Notre Dame ' 13 0 Pennsauken 20 FROSH 6 Pennsauken 25 O Bishop Egan O l8 Trenton Catholic O i O Camden Catholic 18 i l2 Levittown 0 3l Notre Dame 6 With twinkling eye we'll give a cry for dear old Holy Cross High Well, anyway, cheerleaders Joe Della Croce, John Labadie, Skip Camardo, Tony Stangert, Joel Toussaint and Tony D'Antonio did a lot to boost spirit at Lancer football games. wi, lirlei Q ' sicc 7 6 we Mr. John Law goes over a play with Charlie Devine before they go back Bob Schnieder, .lon Czarnecki and into the game. 77

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'J if Q - - 6 Pl Varsity and J.V. teams: First Row-Rev. Paul A. Cartier, Greg Atzert, Charles Drangula, Richard Strenski, Charles Devine, Ed Dimon, Jon Czarnecki, Mr. John Law, as- sistant coach. Second Row--Coach Tom Kolongowski, Charles Kelly, Robert Binter, Paul Worrell, Robert Schneider, Leo Smith, Donald Wright, Joseph Tarr, Mr. Russell Waite, assistant coach. Third Row-Edward Malone, Dennis Korrot, William McDermott, John Schoen, Richard Rhoades, James Schmidt, Joseph Escheman, Daniel Dengler, Joseph Pfeiffer, manager, Mr. John Schneider, assistant coach. Fourth Row- Casey Kolongowski, Joseph Barber, Cletus Lynch, Daniel Marrazzo, Michael Schonbachler, Albert Semptimphelter, Richard Semtimphelter, Thomas l-larkins, manager. Fifth Row-Timothy Carey, manager, Clement Gross, manager, Michael Lombardi, William Schaffhauser, John Caparrelli, Philip Looby, Enos Williams. Late Win Streak Salvages Grid Season Holy Cross's l96l Lancers, despite a bad start, posted a 3-4-l record with three straight victories at season's end. The Jayvee record was 2-4, while the Frosh recorded three wirs, two losses, and a tie. An opening loss to Camden Catholic set the tone for the first half of the season, in which the gridders were winless. ln a postponed contest, the Lancers held mighty Red Bank Catholic to a tie. With this as impetus, the team rolled to three easy, closing victories. Rooters, too, displayed an undying spirit as attendance increased with each game. Following the last game, at Notre Dame, students expressed their appreciation to Coach Tom Kolongowski by escorting him to the bus-on their shoulders, Post-season honors came to Rich Strenski, who made the All-County and All-Diocesan teams. Others cited for excellence were Greg Atzert, Jon Czarnecki, Charles Kelly, Bob Binter, and Joe Tarr,

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With Bob Schneider Cl6l accom- panying as blocker, Jae Tarr loses a tackler at the Trenton Catholic game. Joe Tarr C31 scurries for an open- ing with Trenton Catholic players in pursuit. Joe Tarr makes an end sweep behind the blocking of Bob Binter at Trenton Catholic, Lancer Charlie Kelly picks up a first down on the blocking of Jon Czarnecki C333 and Ric h a r d Rhoades C2ll. Coach Tom Kolongowski crit- ically surveys the Lancer de- fensive against Notre Dame. Mr. Russell Waite anxiously con- fers with pressbox assistants on Lancer strategy against Notre Dame, while Tim Carey attends gridders on bench.