Bridgewater Raritan West High School - Vignette Yearbook (Bridgewater, NJ)

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J.V. CHEERLEADERS Isl ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Esposito C4'I1'SIK'B1'IIIIlIQl, vu-vuplain W4 ml Amrlu in . 5 . 2mI ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dm-l1isvVm'lm'l11-vk .Iam-l Vic-rlmulu-I1 vo-r'upluil1 Mar L nn Huffman . y y . 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pully Buulvllv Cindy Ln-vilvh LylmT4'r1'sak NOT PICTURED: B1-th Chippendale Freshman CHEERLEADERS LEI 'I' TO RIGHT: .Iunv Kolvle-s .IuAnn Olimpio Donna Quurlon Pam Russo Dm-Inlfiv Orlvlli vo-1-upluin LinrI1l Boas! 4-u-1-upluin .Indy Kuin Bvlsg Cumplu-ll I,21llf'I4' Kuim .1

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Varsity: Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Garry Lee Carnevale Eileen Buekley Barbara Berlenbaeh Molly Saline, eo-vaptain Denise Hudak Amy Miller Diane Smith, eo-Captain NOT PICTURED: Renee Fanti Joan Masler 5 Cheerleading Cheering the Faleon forces on to victory were the Varsity Squad, giving support to Varsity football and basketball teams. They placed second in the Hunderdon Central Cheerleading Competition under the guidanee of their advisor, Mrs. Deni. Completing the scene are the JV Squad who get the Crowds rowdy at the JV football and basketball games. The Varsity-10 Squad spirited the varsity soccer, cross-Country, and swimming teams and their spectators. For the first time in VVest's history a Freshman Squad was ehosentto cheer for their basketball team throughout the season. The cheerleaders sparked the erowdis enthusiasm and gave the teams support, during the 1974-1975 athletie year. Varsity- 10 Varsity 10 Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT. FROM TOP: Denise Gregoire Mary Vierbuehen, vaptain Margie Rina Ruth Fink Nanny Loughlin Marilyn Pipan Gail Brown, c'o-vaptain Carrie Liedl NOT PICTURED: Chi-ry l Cedarberg w ui ! 2 E V me 8 L + u

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Coach Leta lost eight letter winners from last year's district championship team, and consequently anticipated a rebuilding year. However, much to his surprise the team got off to an outstanding start with a 5-2 record in the first part of the season. Due to injuries and some very improved opponents fSouth Plainfield, Ridge, Somerville, Bound Brook, Eastl, the record slipped to 5-6-2. The team made a late surge winning three out of its last four meets to wind up with a record of 8-7-2. Although it was not an outstanding record, the team was able to finish with a winning record in what could be termed a very difficult season. lt should be mentioned that the team increased its number of meets to 17 this year and met some of the best teams in the state, such as Piscataway, Hunterdon Central, and Delaware Valley, all of which are perennial state powerhouses. West was the defending champion going into the district 18 tournament this year. West placed fourth with two champions, Jeff Mase and Greg Lord. John Ward was a runner-up. Freshman Drew Wurst and ,lunior Don Hutchins placed third and fourth respectively. Jeff Mase, the star of the team, won his third district championship, third Christmas championship, and completed his third perfect undefeated dual meet season. ln post season competition Greg Lord and Jeff Mase entered the regional tournament held at Hunterdon Central. Both ,leff and Greg captured regional titles which enabled them to be eligible for the state championships held at Princetonis ladwin Gym. Greg Lord was pitted against Newtonis ,lohn Zwieg last yearls runner up, and was beaten. BOTTOM LEFT: Frank Scarponi starts t However, Greg's performance throughout the year and during the tournaments was outstanding. ,leff proceeded to meet and eliminate all competition in his weight class and succeed in achieving his own personal goal of becoming State Champion. Jeff becomes the second consecutive state champion in the history of West ending his senior year with a fantastic 28-0 record. Wrestlin ABOVE: Jeff Mase, Varsity Captain, struggles to keep his undefeated record intact. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Ward prepares to get another take-down in the Di ke his move. tricts. fa. ...,. gs -. Vkkjr iw' ,Q-qs ,,