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

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,ff I FRONT ROW: Bob Milacci, Roy Wagner, Iohn Taweel, Kees Ceurds, Robbie King, Rudy Ceurds, and Dennis McGowan. SECOND ROW: joe Cryan, Ted Sweiconek, Dennis Casey, Coach Mr. Stanley Cier, joe Casey, Philip Carrig, Tom Stout, John Wagner, and Kevin Con- very. 1 so 1 A xi 148 Iohn Wagner reveals' All-City form as he goes high to clear head ball against Hightstown. OCCER Kevin Connery attempts a save in practice session as Philip Car- rig, John Wagner, Joe Casey, john Taweel, and Rudy Geurds converge on the play. N Xxf' W-MM f'-- -A-'-w k 'M-A--u--ww--mf w-W-N----X-1

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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.

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ll! Senior forward John Taweel demonstrates fancy ball control as he ecades Harhilton defender. MR. WILLIAM CLARKE Coach Steinert goalie picks off an easy save as Irish forwards Hoy Wagner and Tom Stout converge on play. Notre Dame's State Champion Booters made their debut in fine fashion on the Lawrenceville Road campus on September 25, 1962. Coach Bill Clarke's Irish racked up three sh'aight wins over Pennsbury High, Delhaas High and St. Cecelia's of Kearny before being stopped by Pennsbury. Not tasting victory since October 3 when they handed St. Cecelia's of Kearny a 2-1 defeat, they hit the win column with a romping 6-1 victory over the Gaels of Cathedral High. Steinert High's Spartans topped the defending Parochial Class A State Soccer Cham- pions 2-1 in the October 15 battle, but the charges of Coach B-ill Clarke came back with a smashing 3-0 win over the Spartans on November 2. Other contests won by the Irish were a 7-0 victory over Princeton, and a second win over Cathedral, 7-1. Trenton High topped None Dame twice by the same score, 1-0. Hightstown also scored two wins over the booters of N.D. by scores of 4-1 and 1-0. Notre Dame's two year domination of the Parochial A State Soccer Champion was brought to an end on November 15 by St. Cecelia's of Kearny. A record went into the books after the Irish dropped the crown and eight games. Notre Dame ended with a final slate of 7-8-2.