Newton South High School - Regulus Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Z! L VOLLEYB LL First Row: Bonnie Komonick, Ellen Ungar, Debbie Pachus, Nancy Green, Dori Barenholtz, Tammy Arafe. Second Row: Stefanie jacobson, Cheryl Richardson, Shelley Polsky, Laura Ford, lulie Leitman, Kathy Gennert, Kathy Duffy, Cynthia Weinstein. Third Row: Ms. Blanchard, head coach, Adrienne jackson, Ronna Miller, Nancy Kasten, Diane Kaufman, Lisa Castleman, Barbara Sherman, Amy Rubin, Shelley Pearlstein, Ms. Guarnieni, ass't coach, Ms. Bottomley, lr. varsity coach. 1975 was an outstanding year for girls volleyball at Newton South with the varsity squad making the Eastern Mass. Tournament after sporting a 9-3 record during the regular season. Although the team lost in the first round to Brookline tone of the top four teams! all twenty-one players can be proud of their fine effort and fine season tincluding the IV squad which ended up with a record of 6-61. Nancy Green and Debbie Pachus, co-captains, did a fine job working together and keeping the team on its toes. Coaches Bottomley and C-uanieni also did an excellent job in assisting head coach ludy Blanchard. Said coach Blanchard, We lose our 'token' senior Shelley Polsky from the squad after this year. However the sophomores and juniors will carry onward and hopefully upward. We did well this year - many thanks to Miss Bottomley and Miss Guanieni and co-captains Nancy and Debbie. Certainly the outlook for the future is bright for the young team. Next year the team ought to have the experience and skills to be one of the tops in the state. This years Boosters Club award went to Adrienne jackson. if SM ' ffl, SOU'FH-1--rv-w is-.. South NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH Waltham ..... SOUTH . . . 6 NEWTON SOUTH North . . 0 NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH South . 14am- Wellesley ......... SOUTH 9 TON SOUTW xNeedham ......... 10 a V ' 95 .Q A ......-

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FOOTB LL Q94 . YYY' '20 First Row: Phil Small, jeff Goldsmith, Mike Berzon, Dave Chused, john Amicangioli, Keith Washington co-captain, Matt Sabetti co-captain, Greg McKinney, jeff Bennett, Dave Costa, jim Blackman, Mike Mosca. Second Row: Mark Newhook,jim AmicangioIi,Paul Cutler, jim MacKaIl, Bob Clark, Frank Tarantino, john Martlin, Arty Kojoyian, Mike Hernandez, Barry Gale, Brian Cooper, Greg Soyka, Mark Manfredi, Third Row: Coach Kojoyian, Coach Connolly, Manager Brendan Murphy, Nat Heard, Willie McDonald, Greg Sudman, Peter Balcanoff, Mike Cushner, Steven Filler, joe Peltier, Charly Connolly, Tony Muccini. Fourth Row.' Coach Rezzuti, Coach Young, Drew Frarnson, Greg jackson, Doug Washington, Mark lsenberg, David Abromson, Tom Osborn, Shawn Daley. This years Newton South football team was a team of both new players and coaches. Mr. Aredis Kojoyian took over the head coaching job from Mr. Winkler who retired after 13 years at the helm. However his green , inexperi- enced team ended the season with a disappointing 2-7-1 record, 1-4-1 in the Dual County League. The team, led by co-captains Keith Washington and Matt Sabetti, had some bright spots. Sabetti showed great ability as a runner, leading much of South's offense. Accompanying him in the backfield were seniors john Amicangioli, Greg McKinney, jeff Bennett, and junior halfback Barry Gale. The Lions began the 1975 campaign with one of their two victories, as they defeated Brighton 23-8. The Lions, however, could not win another game for five weeks, as they were defeated by Weston 28-6, Cambridge Latin 35- 0, Rindge Tech 42-16, and Boston Tech 18-6. They also tied Bedford 20-20. The Lions finally got back on the winning track as they defeated Acton 20-15, with Greg McKinney enjoying his finest game of the year. However in their last three games, the Lions faltered, losing to Wayland 32-0 and Concord Carlisle 30-14. They also lost to Lincoln-Sudbury 20-8, Thanksgiving Day in the pouring rain. Other Lions who had fine years were seniors Mike Ber- zon, Dave Chused, jeff Goldsmith, Frank Tarantino, jim Blackmanp juniors Chuck Connolly, Mark Manfredi, jim Amicangioli, and Brian Cooper. Sophomores Willie Mc- Donald and Art Kojoyian both broke into the varsity line- up, with Kojyian especially having a fine year as the start- ing center. In the final two games junior Mike Cushner took over the quarterback position and did quite well. With many other experienced starters returning, the Lions should be much more successful next season. NEWTON SOUTH Weston . .......... . . . Cambridge Latin . Rindge Tech ....... ... NEWTON SOUTH Boston Tech ....... . . . NEWTON SOUTH Wayland ....... Concord ...... Lincoln Sudbury Brighton ........ NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH Bedford ......... NEWTON SOUTH Acton ....... .... . . . NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH ..,.