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

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151 Ioe Casey exhibts form which made him a repeater on All-State team in '62. 1 7 A , A it . Dennis Casey takes head ball from a Saints player. Irish lost 1 -O to Saint Cecilia's for the first time in three years of championship encounter. John Wagner practices his specialty which made him the best halfback in the area. September 25 ,.,.c.. September 28 SCORES .Pennsbury 11,---De1baas October 3 ve,e.... St. Ceceliofs October 11 e,,...., Pennsbury October 15 .....11e Hamilton October 16 .....,.. Steinert October 18 ......., Pennington October 19 ......, October 22 c,cc.... ,Trenton High Hightstovvn October 24 c,cc.,.. Trenton High October 25 ,cc...,. Cathedral October 26 ..,..o,. Princeton 1 November November 2 November 5 November 7 November 15 .--.---,Cathedral .-,.----Steinert t----.--Harni1ton ,,-..---HightstoWn Cecelia's Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame I. V. SOCCER TEAM. FRONT ROW: Thomas Brown, Daniel McKeeuer, Ioseph Cryan, James Kin , William Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stanlely Cier, coach, Rudy Geurds, Robert Sejia, Kees Geurds, Stanley Sliwinski, Thomas Warwic , and Dennis McGowan. 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 6 7 7 3 0 0 0

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Tom Stout and Joe Casey watch the action as Irish's Ted Swieconek at- tempts head ball with Steinert de- fender. Ted Swieconek battles Saints player for posession of hall in championship match. Kees Geurds goes high over Saints defender to get head ball.

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Coach Creamer and team hash out a new strategy on a miniature court plan. BA KETB LL .Senior co-captain Pete Pietras controls ball against Cathedral as Bart Carr and John Spisak stand by for action. Despite a mediocre season of ten wins and nine losses, the Notre Dame High School basketball team, under the direction of Mr. William Creamer, managed to set several notable records. In many instances, close games were marked by losses due to the fact that the ball just seemed to bounce the Wrong way. The record at the half stage of the season was an impressive eight- one, but the damper fell and the fighting Irish lost eight straight all by close margins. With determination and hustle they fought back to pull a near upset over Cathedral and to break Trenton High's thirteen game winning streak and to go on to whip Pennsbury in a thrilling double over-time game. The followers of the Irish saw many close and excit- ing games, for about half of them were within I-ive points at the final buzzer. A few of the most out- standing contests were with Cathedral, Trenton High, Christian Brothers, and Bishop Egan. Bart Carr and Cathedrals Terry Morawski battle for rebound as Rich Parcinski looks on anxiously. M .. ,. wa-m1,awma::aawQrzvwM':w- irmsassfwmrfw I A-W fy n -'fmt 152