North Hunterdon High School - Regis Yearbook (Annandale, NJ)

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I.V. FOOTBALL BACK ROW. L. to R.: R. Ward. Coach: R. Henderson, R. Schumacher. H. Baior. B. Paulus. R. Spann. I. Apgar. G. Leonard. E. Bronish. FIRST ROW: I. Van Arsdale. Coach: B. Sokoloski, M. Kelson, E. Smith, T. Inslee. G. Alpaugh, E. MacNamara. C. Cepka, P. Lilcus. R. Fredricks. P. Rickenbach. Coach. X . FRESHMEN AND I.V. FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW. L. to R.: P. Capelli. Manager: Mr. Lane, Coach: I. Little. Manager. SECOND ROW: D. Vliet, E. O'Neill. B. Caverly. R. Litzenberger. R Hackett, R. Gilmore. I. Franks. THIRD ROW: W. Winters. I. Sargent. G. Leonard, H. Baior, F Takacs. H. Pinkerton. R. Schumacher. A. Whitely 4? FOURTH ROW: I. Wintermute. L. Bates, R. Hender- son. R. Fredrlcks. E. Bronish. R. Barber. C. Marschke B. Paulus. FIRST ROW: W. Wintermute, C. Cepka I. Apgar, C. Sentz, I. Savacool, M. Whitehead. P Likus. E. Stevens. D. Stewart. UWN

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Under the guidance of their new coach, Paul E. Rickenbach, the Green and Gold tackled an eight game schedule. With only one returning letterman, the prospects for a successful season were rather dim. The first game against Franklin seemed to set the season's pattern, for Regional completely outplayed their opponents, but lacked the scoring punch. After losing the tirst three games, the Lions roared back to upset a heavily fav- ored Lambertville team 5-U. In the best- played game of the season, the Regional Lions held Coach Beers' powerful Washing- ton Blue Streaks to a scoreless tie. At the close of the season, Dave Strain was named Hunterdon County Lineman of the Year by the Hunterdon County Demo- crat and selected for the third All State Team by the Newark News Sports Staff. Nial Irwin and Iohn Paulus were chosen for the second string county team by the Democrat Sports Staff. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE N.H.R.H.S. Opponents 0 Franklin . . , 12 7 Newton S Highland Park 6 Lambertville . 0 Bemards 7 Frenchtown U Washington , U Flemington 'I .4-'4 5' BACK ROW, L. to R.: R. Berger, Manager: I. Paulus, N. Irwin, R. Spann, H. Barrick, R. Rittenhouse, T. Langston, E. Paulus, I. Bigelow. Manager. SECOND HOW: Mr. Van Arsdale, Assistant Coach: M. Kel- son. B. Sokoloski. T. Inslee, G. Alpaugh. E. Mac- Namara, C. Cepka, E. Smith, W. Thompson. FIRST ROW: Mr. Ward. Assistant Coach: G. Melick, H. Backer, W. Venskus, D. Strain, and C. Fichot. Co- Captains: E. Allen, D. Beavers, C. Huff, Mr. Richen- bach, Head Coach. IDI- 1' -r i

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Mrs. Dawson. Coach. , 1 X If 5 'Q , I .Vx Xu! GIRLS' HUCHEU Clak, clak, clak, the sound of hitting sticks could be heard as once again Regional's hockey girls scurried down the field. After being beaten by Lam- bertville in their first game, the Regionalites got together and downed Flemington 2 to U. Frenchtown, the team's toughest opponent, held the girls scoreless in a tough battle. The last and only away game was at High Bridge and lo and behold, arch rivals that they are, Regional gals beat them. With the guidance of Mrs. Dawson, the coach, and the encouragement of Iudy MacFadyen, acting captain, the team wound up with a highly successful season. r I BACK ROW. I.. to R.: E. McGowan, S. Bogart, P Rev A , P. Lus er. N. Ap ur. R Roslin, B. Thompson, I. Maclfadyen, E. Tramutola er. . Rro y . I im, 7Stobb FIRST ROW: E, Spcmn, P. Studer. I. Alsberg, c a i-J - . - I - an omerville Mrs. Dawson, Coach: P. Parker,!A, Plushanski. . Readi . arry. b4',. 97 C. Plenge - f L, ' V M , , ' f N. , 5 53 Q - 'li k , fn V ...gf xi Vp K.. .g. 'X XE-