Immaculate Conception High School - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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y' I . J 90900 104 gm falilffi ' , jjrnia GRiniRoN as X. LOOKING AT THE RECORD of three wins and six losses, the sixth edition of the Immaculate Conception High School Football Team was not too victorious, but in many ways, the season itself was a huge success. The team was cited and congratulated for its grand sportsmanship by many olli- cials and opposing coaches and players. It scored more points than any other squad in Immaculate grid history. Its very strong following of spectators both at home and away games proved that the squads excellent playing as a team, and its lighting spirit, were appreciated. The team was also honored, when two of its members. Fullback Al Fachet, and Guard Tom Dugan, were named on All S ate Teamsd 5 EN, R X ,t Wigs? ,R 46.552 iaooraatit SQ Q Coach ............... .......... F RANK TRACY Ass't Coach ........................ FRANK RAF'l'ER Captain ............................ RKJBERT DELUCA Backs-Al Fachet, Dick Tarrant, Tom Ball, Jimmy Ward, Ian Thompson, joe Judge, joe Cutar, Bob McDonald, Jim Slattery. Ends-Bob DeLuca, Bob Grillith, Red Herud, Charles Harris. Tackles-Lou Taylor, Ray Schultz, Dick Farrell, John Chiaramonte, Frank Lene- han, Jack McCormack, Ed Herbster. Gua1'fls-To .,Dugan, Bill Harvey, Jimmy Goble, BT ' Claren. George Riker, Bel- mont Rowe, Bob Ehrenberg, Bill Dur- kin, Joe LaStella. Centers-Bill Kelly, Eddie Giblin, Gene Dugan. Mamzgers-Red Connolly, Frank Stewart, Jitmny Boland, Mickey Andolino. i X 1 sssggwwba .. ,Q-P' D YQ ERNERSRQ