Greece Arcadia High School - Chronos Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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FRESHMEN FOOTBALL: BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE The Freshman Football team was a team to be proud of despite their record. The frosh worked long and hard, being well handled by Coaches Keenan and Mooney, who brought the boys a long way as they gained experience. The team was led offensively by quarterback Mike Dianetti, who was named best back and top hustler G. J. Neir at center. The defense was led by outstanding lineman Mike Jacoby. Most Improved Player was Brian Patterson. F 1 i e 1 . . .,. :Zi 'i g L Top Row : Dave Schmidlin, Scott Kirkendall, Brian Brady, Bob Frankenburg, Todd Ellis, Kevin Knight, Chris Mesololla, Tom Feeney, Brian Hartman, Brian Patterson, Joe Quirk. Row 2: Dave Erne, Chris Sulli- van, Coach Keenan, .Iim McKagne, Doug Stephens. Row 3: Jeff Margarite, Bob Klehr, Bob Quartert, Mike Brennan, .lim Franza, Don Plakon, John Brigandi, Mike Dianetti. Row 4: Don Celestino, .lohn Stur- nick, Scott Harrison, Dom Pal- ma, G. J. Nier, Mike Jacoby, Darrell Stark.

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J.V. FOOTBALL: EARNING EXPERIENCE The Junior Varsity Football Team had a learning season with a record of 3-6-0. Every game they played they pushed till the end, only giving up a few points. The team had two shutouts against Greece rivals Athena and Olympia, although the best game was played against Webster Schroeder when they only gave up 60 yards defensively. Outstanding Defensive Back and M.V.P. was awarded to Jim Wehrle who was a leader and worked hard all season. Outstanding Offensive Back was awarded to Tom Moscato who gained l,l07 yards in 218 carries aver- aging 4.91 yards a carry. Outstanding Defensive Lineman was awarded to Terry Phillips who led in tackles and assists with 181 points, averaging about ten tackles per game. Outstanding Offensive Lineman was awarded to Jeff Bengston. Most Improved Player was awarded to Pete Train. Spirit Award was awarded to Dave Haasis who always kept the team going. Their leading receiver was Dave Putnam having 25 catches for 314 yards. . , ' F' 11 1.111 11 i1 5 YT nf, K: 1 L t H ,, AAEEVEQES1 ti ,Y V, 1 - . 111 me 111 -1 fa . .tr 332 8 -5 Z'?i ggg .Q , ' - ,ee J.V. Football: Top Row: Dave Putnam, Greg Snyder, Fred Scacchetti, Terry Phillips, Pete Train, Tom Clayboug Iatomasi, Scott South, Tom Moscato Bryan Hogan, Lyn Brady. 2nd Row: Mark Kastner, Gary Lang, Coach B Coach Alampi, Dave Haasis, Dan Ricardson, Jeff Bengston, Sam Dinch, Gary Heiligman, Phil Brown. 3rd Rov Bartosh, Dave Bittlingmaier, Jim Wehrle, Scott Kleehammer, Tom Sullivan, Tom Perlich, Gary Fallenson, Fitzgibbon. Bottom Row: Jeanine Gall, Tom Eselgroth, Beth Brayer, Managers. 1 11- 111 ,aff-E -1 f .1 tv l tt 11, 1, .- 11 ,It 1 I ,wr it 1 111 1 . ..t . 11i ,... 2 iii ,yy 1pp Q91 1, f Etta 111 1 lll. .6 . UPPER LEF 71' Tom Eselgroth scores touchdown against Athena as his teammates celebrate. ABOVE: Coach Bennett watches as Tom Moscato rushes for the first down. RIGHT? Dave Putnam punts to the opposing team on fourth down.

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ARCADIA: LO G RUNNING HIT l UPPER RIGHT: Freshman Scott Head- ley, Mike Toal, Jim Roberts and Tom Johnson display the building strength which makes the Arcadia team strong year after year. ABOVE: The Waffle , the shoe that made Arcadia famous. MIDDLE RIGHT' Coach Kishlar, a number one coach of a number one team. 'iv' , I. Q . ... .3-.x L Cross Country Teamg Top Row: Jim Johnson, Jim Battaglia, Greg Minnick, Greg Zaffarann, Jim Shaw, G Sterling, Coach Richard Kishlar, Bob Rentsch, Phil Herendeen, Greg Richards, Mark Schieb, Rick John Dave Battaglia, Steve Schindler. 2nd Row: Glenn McConkey, Doug Rohr, Andy Kimball, Greg Locke, 1 Downs, Ed Elis, Jim Roberts, Paul Infantino, Scott Headley, Tom Kishlar. 3rd Row: Dave Rohr, Greg Ke Steve Mance, Mike Moscato, Joe McConkey, Jim Coddington, Jim Shoemaker. Bottom Row: Bruce John Tom Johnson, Mike Toal, Bill Vienna.