Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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ON THE WAY Clarence J.V. Football was led by their strong offensive unit, which led to many points scored by the offensive backs on the other side of the ball, Clarence’s strong defense was led strictly by hard-hitting and agressive- ness, which provided many key plays. The team came up with an impressive over all re- cord of 7-1. One has to give full credit to the fine job that the J.V. coaches did. A Special thanks to coach Krieger and coach Frost for a job well done. 28 ,3f 81 ,? CCHS OPPONENT 21 WEST SENECA WEST 6 7 NORTH TON A WANDA 14 12 HAMBURG 7 26 ORCHARK PARK 0 21 MARY VALE 14 34 AMHERST 0 21 FRONTIER 0 6 WEST SENECA EAST 0 Row 1 Derek Alessi, Dan Gloves, Pat Peterson, Doug Rifen- berg, David Ganschow, Dave Fisher, Mike Dinunzio Row 2 Don Jendresky, Scott Dicey, Tom Hoffman, Chad O’Connell, Shane Carter, Bob Cory, John Georger Row 3 Mike Keyer, Don Paterson. Mark Dunke, Dan Vogt, Steve Usatch, Paul Huber, Steve Hilburger Row 4 Coaches Bill Krieger and Jack Frost

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Another victory at Rich! Dalfonso sets up to pass THE STRING CONTINUES Tom McLaughlin kicks one of his Western NY record breaking field goals During the second quarter of the game we had a good offensive drive going, in which we moved the ball all the way to the opponents 20 yard line. It was the next play that, although I had no intentions of what I did, that made my field goal attempt so long. It was the 3rd. down and we had a pass play called. The pass was caught by a running back and I was blocking for him and because the pass was over the line of scrimage I was called for pass “interference.” This penalty negated the first down and brought the ball back to the 32 yard line where it would be 4th. and long. I knew this could be my only chance to break the record. I looked at the line of scrimage and figured that it would be almost a 50 yard attempt. As soon as I kicked it I knew it was right down the center and was going to be close and when the referee signaled that it was good the team came running on to the field to congratulate me and I had then realized how excited I was. -Tom McLaughlin ROW 1 Mark Dalfonso, Ron Keiner, Jeff Damico Row 2 Tom McLaughin, Tom Schwartz, Jeff Stein, Don Allessi, Tom Kelkenberg, Dave Hammond, Rich Walter, Dave Lally, Dan Michlinski, Rollie Duttweiler, Paul Casilio, Jim Thorpe Row 3 Mike Greis, Anthony DiGaudio, Kevin Maley, Scott Martin, Jeff Benzing, Robb Walter, Jon Floss, Bill Loewer, Scott Corey, Rich Rores, Jason Pow- ers, A1 Pagliano Row 4 Pat Lackowrski, Jim Hockwater, Carl Kustell, Joe Weller, Tim Andruschadt, Todd Burks, Dan Meldrim, Paul Marcinowski, Craig Law, Bob Paul- sak, Jim Leonard , Walter Bechi Row 5 Coach Faust, Coach Goddard, Coach Kensy, Coach Anderson

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PROVING THEIR METAL The Freshman Football team finished their season with a record of 4 wins and loosing only 2 to Depew and Iroquois. Two of Cla- rences wins were shut-outs in excess of 21 points. The leading scorer was Carlos Carbon- ell with 5 T.D.’s for 24 carries and Dan Di- paolo lead in tackles with 30 over all. How 1 I). Dipaolo. L. Rosowicz, C. Carbonell, P. Maley, M. Geiger, T. Heim. I). Doloff, R. Geiger. A. Sklener, J. Reinke Row 2 S. O’Neil. D. Gozia. J Howell, B. Schlager, T. Knaus, S. Peters, 1). Thompson. C. Shatzel, R. Milowicz. B. Trover Row 3 J. Rusnell, J. Haynes, D. Sullivan. K. Dawydko. M. Gembela, C. Ruchala, B. Floss. R. Clare, J. Johnson. D. Helms Row 4 Coach Krysinski, J. Tracy, T. Arno, C. Lindquist, M. Lack- owski, B. Stillman. S. Yanno, M. Crawford, P. Podlewski, M. Powers. Coach Helms. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CCHS OPPONENT 7 SWEET HOME 2 0 DEPEW 14 22 MARYVALE 8 21 WILLIAMSV1LLE E. 0 33 LAKESHORE 0 0 IROQUOIS 14 29