Notre Dame High School - Canticle Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Center Pat Ryan is inches away from tying a touchdown as Tren- ton High,s Tony Di Cesare recovers a fumble in the end zone. ST. IOSEPH,S, CAMDEN C14-46D -The Irish de- feated St. Ioseph,s of Camden on the Blue and White gridiron. Mike Thoma, Denny Cannon, and Ed Stoy each scored twice as Ioe Maruca tallied once for Notre Dame. Bill Mate scored two extra points as Joe Maruca and Denny Cannon each accounted for one to complete the Irish scoring. BISHOP EGAN 121-331 -Senior quarterback Ed Stoy put on one of the greatest scoring shows ever seen in the Delaware Valley, as he led the undefeated Fighting Irish to an upset victory over Bishop Egan High School of Levittown, Pa. Stoy scored 31 points on five touchdowns and one extra point as the Irish won their sixth game without a loss, and their third in a row on their home Held. Denny Cannon added two extra points to account for the rest of the Blue and White scoring. Ed Stoy picks up interference from Mike Thoma and Jack Chebra as he cuts back against Bishop Egan defenders. Fred Singer gains long yardage in seasorfs opener against Bishop Eustace. f Janmnmnmnnmamrw aw-as-nf,-M'-w-Mu,-IN, M--M . aww..-W -.fwwup we M.,.f.f --au fm:mwmif nmmnn

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W-. I All-City back Ed Stoy cuts through Morrisville defense as a determined Fred Singer leads interference. Ed Stoy scores one of his five touchdowns against Bishop Egan, leaving a host of defenders in his wake. HAMILTON Q0-391-Coach Walt Porteris Fighting Irish stretched its unbeaten skein to iive games as they romped to a 39-0 victory over Hamilton High School on the home gridiron. Quarterback Ed Stoy ran for two touchdowns, and passed for three others to jack Chebra and to Bill Mate, who caught two of the scoring heaves. Iunior quarterback Mike Williams threw a pass to junior end Rich Melore for the final tally. Ed Stoy ran for one P.A.T. while Al Proccacini booted two extra points. Denny Cannon goes over for the score that gave Notre Dame its first victory. STEINERT C14-475 - The Fighting Irish showed an awesome display of power as they bombed Steinert High School from the ranks of the undefeated on the winner's home gridiron. Coach Walt Porteris club, winning its fourth game without a loss, treated the fans to an im- pressive show as quarterback Ed Stoy ran for two touch- downs, and passed to end Bill Mate for another, while fullback Denny Cannon scored twice with Charlie Com- fort and Gerard Dixon each tallying one touchdown. Cannon added three extra points, lack Chebra caught a pass from Stoy for another, and Bill Mate caught a pass for the other extra point.

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FRESHMAN TEAM. FIRST ROW: Gary Calderone, Randall Eakin, Vincent Rust, Bruce Chiarello, Guy Fasanella, Ronald Maruca, Andrew Ketterer. SECOND ROW: Ronald Olschew- ski, Wayne Cocciolillo, David Friel, Paul Raywood, Randolph Correll, john Varsalona, Fred Pagano, Paul Casey. THIRD ROW: William Barry, Richard Rezner, Stanley Koziczynski, HOLY CROSS C6-131 -The Irish made it 8 in a row by beating a stubborn Holy Cross team 13-6 at Riverside. Denny Cannon scored both T.D.'s for the Irish and Ioe Maruca added the only extra point. TRENTON HIGH C6-0, - The Fighting Irish nar- rowly missed their bid for an undefeated season by losing a tight game to Trenton High before some 6,000 fans on the N.D. gridiron. It was a close battle all the way, and although the Irish played a great ball game, Trenton High scored the only touchdown and that was the margin of victory. Denny Cannon drives through opening as quarterback Ed Stoy carries out fake to Mike Thoma. Iohn Olschewski, Brian Thorpe, Peter Cornelius, Richard Glonek. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Billie, Thomas Maurer, Rich- ard Smith, Daniel Bartram, Richard Kleinkauf, Robert Dom- inczyk, Ludwig Iezzo. FIFTH ROW: Coach Jack Molnar, Anthony Mancino, Ronald Chebra, Frank Scharibone, Iohn Hasbruock, Assistant Coach Mr. Seidenglanz. The aggressive defensive squad stops Hamilton for no-gain.