Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ)

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lootboll This year's team was only 43 seconds from an undefeated season. The lone loss came at The hands of Atlantic City, a school Twice our size, and that by a single point. This year's 3-5-l record was a great Turnabout from last year's 0-9 log. Although hurt by key injuries in several positions, The Team achieved success Through The drive and determination that marks greatness. Sparked by All-State Honorable Mention Rich Bailey lalso unanimous choice for Team captainl, The defensive unit provided To be one of The best in South Jersey. The oTTense, which was equally well-Trained, exhibited a balanced attack, with hard-driving Larry Portscher leading The Team with 49 points. Rich Bailey was Most Valuable Back and Greg Lister was Most Valuable Lineman. Though These and other ZeTas are leaving, next year's Team will have a core ot returning lettermen who are sure To carry on OakcresT's new football Tradition. Coaches Al Hedelt, Bull Manlove, and Ralph Platt-the varsity football coaching staff. First' row, left to right: Ted Reid, Bill Burch, Dave Ling. Roy Cramer, Larry Jones, Jim Pemberton, Gary Leek, Rick Perri, Fred Nickles, Phil Guerreri, Joe Odom, Albert Ricci, Ron McLaughlin, Howard Johnson. Second row: Chuck Campbell, Frank Hill, Bill Fulcher, Dan Caves, Rich Bailey, Jay Cervi, Tom Darcy, Larry Portscher, Greg Lister, Fred Garwood, Gary Burch, Lou Nell, Allen Giles, John Nickelson. Third row: Clarence Kaluhiolakani, Bill Henry, John Budde, Rich Ueker, Jim Brown, Tom Hunt, Ralph Gabriel, Ed Falkenhagen, Don Feldeisen, Warren Hueman, Bernie Nash, Bill Phillips, Lloyd Johnson, Jim Mohr. Fourth row: Bill Sistler, Bob Burch, Allen Gansert, Joe Duberson, Jose Santana, Bill Blann, Len Rowley, Ed Reinheimer, Mike Hamilton, Len Anderson, Ernie Grunow, Jim Shaugnessy, George Jay Pappas, Russ Cohen, Rudy Oatman, Elwood Williams, Bob Fink. Fifth row: Manter, Joe Cirigliano, Jim Kerr, Dennis Kuenzner, Bill Goodrum, John Crumpton, Curtis Adams.

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Qu. Tom Darcy Ga ry Leek Phil Guerreri Bill Fulcher Fred Nickles ii' 'lay Cervl Jim Pemberton Bill Burch Al Ricci Greg Lister