Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

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The Soccer team produced its first inning record in fifteen years this sea- n, while qualifying in the state tourna- lent for only the second time in •ayton ' s history. West Essex, which had won the states ur of the past six years, was crushed by •ayton 3-1 in the first round of the ates, but Governor Livingston, last ;ar ' s second place finisher, eliminated le Booters 3-0 in the second round. Unbeaten at home for the first time er, the soccer team finished the season ith an 8-7-3 record. Paul Krystow and ary Schiech led the scoring with 1 1 and goals respectively. In his first year as head coach, Arthur rupp stressed conditioning and amina because of a new regulation langing quarters from 15 to 18 linutes. His belief that A good defense lakes a good offense, has led him to a inning season. Dayton had eight players receiving :cognition of their talents by being se- cted for All-Suburban Conference ams. Co-captains Paul Krystow and met Rueda made 1st team; Gary ;hiech, Tony Francis and Ron Frank iade second team, and Harry Irwin, Sid aufman and Rick Morris received hon- able mention. Special thanks to assistant coaches :eve Cohen and John Wasowski. FINAL RECORD ason — 7-6-3 (5-0-3 at home) ates — 1st round — West Essex 3-1 2nd round — Governor Livingston 0-3 ayton 2 Carteret ayton 4 West Orange ayton Caldwell ayton Madison ayton New Providence ayton Parsipany ayton Summit ayton Millburn ayton Verona ayton West Orange ayton Caldwell ayton 2 Madison ayton 3 New Providence ayton Summit ayton 2 Millburn ayton Verona The Flying Nun. 15

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FOOflAll Although the 1974 Dayton Regional football season was not as successful as hoped, next year ' s record should improve with the high number of veterans returning to the team. Even the disap- pointment of the 3-6 record is softened by the promise of next year ' s players. The season was haunted by injuries to key play- ers. Glen Arnold, Joe Natiello and Wayne Schwarte each missed over half of the season due to injuries. Individual achievements were accomplished by: Carmen Scoppettuolo, with 33 receptions and 34 points; Joe Graziano, with 41 pass completions over 500 yards and 4 touchdowns; and Mike Flood with a rushing total of over 200 yards. The most satisfying game of the season was the Thanksgiving day game against West Orange. The Bulldogs, having lost their last five games in a row, came back twice to beat their opponent 15-12. This year was Mr. David Oliver ' s first year as Dayton ' s football Coach. He is very optimistic. With 18 veterans returning, I think we can have a competitive team, and I hope to win the Confer- ence. Captains Jerry Ragonese and Carmen Scoppet- tuolo were both voted to the All Suburban Confer- ence Teams. Ragonese was selected to the first team defense and Scoppettuolo, playing end, was chosen the second team offense. Varsity Record Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Final Record 3-6-0 Freshman Record Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Final record 3-3-2 Roselle 26 2 Hillside 14 Millburn Verona 9 7 Summit 24 Caldwell 34 15 Madison 35 New Providence 42 15 West Orange 12 14 Roselle 14 6 Millburn 6 Verona 15 8 Summit 32 Caldwell 8 Madison 22 22 New Providence 6 23 West Orange 17