Dunn Middle School - Argus Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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Trace Varfizjf Ifrnzzt mu- lluft In rrgllil-james Daly, William Graff, Nicholas Serulny, Harry linrlander, Henry Berry, jerry Migliacci, john Hernath, Srrmni rnzrfjosepli Vasco, john Berlmnu .Xlfred Guarnieri, Raymond Zappicki, Charles Lertch, Philip Xlluano, George Ryan, Third rare7Clit'ford Bangham fmunagcrj, Michael Pezzicolo, Louis llranca, Stephen UiCostanza, joseph lfckel, Mario T1-mpcsto, Coach Frank Zavitlcovsky, Lloyd Lee, Donald Ringkamp, Stephen Nagy, John Boss- man, joseph Hoi-nyak, Samuel Naples tmanagerl. Trunk mm eaclzef Several G0czl.f--- Oct. 12-Trenton Road Relays: three first places, one second place. Apr. 26--Lower Merion Relays: two first places, two second places. May 12-Junior Three: 32 to 17. May 19-Central High Relay. May 22-Mercer County Track Championship. May 20-City Meet. May 28-Bordentown Military Academy. Daily, arduous practice helped to evade the jinx that has dogged the team's heels for many years. VVhile running away from the jinx, the team won several championships. The corridors, often resounding from the sounds of running practice, have made the whole school realize that the boys are in earnest. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. just look at the track scores and trophies! The Trzzrk Varsity Has Form and Speed Flashes nf Ilzc Cm11er'a's Eye Breasfing Tape-JOHN BOSSMAN, STEPHEN NAGY. Get RUUdj'.l-JOHN BERBON. Passing 11,K1l07l1lhlARIO TEMPESTO, Jossm-I ECKEL Page .S'vz'a'r1ly-svwzz

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Sooner Var.fz'ly First row flrff to riglrtl-Calrl llatrak, joseph Guerra. Andrew Hrilz. Captain joseph Venanzi. Tony Vrocaccino, Robert Carlton, Vincent Pennacchi. 1-eorge Dzurisin. .5'ec'nmI l'1I'?l'7NllCll7l6l Pizza. Adam Schills, George Ecker, Joseph l'atte'rson. Stanley Zollanslci, Sam lliliella, john Smith, johnny Prozdnichalt, Fri-ml Pannonc, Frank Frascella, Rudolph Santie. Tlzinl ram'--Manager Albert Yarmy. Sam Sorieru, Bruno Guerra, Vincent Frascella. Rudolph Gyenge, Michael Scarlwfiti. Dominic faslaldo. Michael Franke, Mario Tempe-sto, john Potapa. Coach joseph VVoml. Michael Pezzicola. Felix Shnlo. liclward Wilson, George Firko, john Lewis, Dominic Chiarello, jerry Guad- agno tassistant managerl. Sauer Team 5 Cr0fwnea'--- jr.4 .. 2 Kuser jr. H.. ., 0 jr.-1 .. ., U Trenton H. S. I. Y.1 Jr.4... ...2 Kusefjnll.. no Jr.4.. no Jf.s.... .......o Jr.4... ..1 Jes ........ ..0 Jr.4.. no Jin.. ...2 Jr.4 .... ..2 Jr.1,. ..1 jr.-l.. .... 3 jr.3.... ....U A large crowd of students and supporters roared its approval as the Junior Four Soccer varsity renewed its reign as city junior high school champions. The tie game with Junior 'l'hrce fanned into incandescence the hghting spirit and prac- tised skill of Coach Joseph lVood's proteges. ln the decisive game of the schedule Junior Three bowed in a 3-O struggle. The Surfer 1',ll7'Xil'-1' Prepares For ffffion SAM DIBELLA, JOSEPH VENIXNZI. CARL HATRAK. ROBERT CARLTON. Pagfr Srrmzty-,vi,1'

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' - L , . INTERCLASS SOCCER CHAMPIONS DiTt't'lfll' ,Y RAYMOND XVOOD B69-NINTH GRADE CHAMPIONS Firxf rout Cleft to riflfrtl-Gal11'irl Valmieri, George Hahn, Niclmlus Rghugelo, Michael Pellegrino, Edward Opsuth, Louis Mostrangelo. jamh 'U . Scrmzd 1'o'z1'-Frank Suta, Elmer Lesslie, john Matosky, Felix Shurlh, Joseph Eckel. Matthew NVeisgerher, Patsy Pagnoita, Charles Aucc-lo. .X63fl'IIfZl I'l'II liR.XIlli Cll.XMI'll iXS First ffm' fluff fu riglrll-' George Krf-hs, Frank Migliori, Peter Sivo. ,S'vco1ni row- Sam Pellettieri, John liaspcr, Nicholas llucklr-y. Third rnzvg Thomas Alhancse. Stephen Nagy. Paul VViei!enI1oic-11 VVilIiam Hogan. Alulius Numa-s. Frmrtlz Vam- Vito DQCQIU, Daniel IJt?A11glYi0, George llelleis. B87--SEV liN'l'll G RA I JE L' l I AM PION S First frm' ilrfl 10 1'l-llllljfuililll Tarangioli. Lconarrl lfdwards, Louis: liiacohi, Josvph iJL'iWE1l'C0, John Papa, Andrew Delfelice. F Second row-.Xntlmny Orsi, Samuel llattistu, Louis Horvath, Anthony Petite, Orlando Candclori, Bruin merra. Page Sezfvnty-fight