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

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I First row, left to right: Jakob Metz, Greg Chapman, Joe DeVincenzo, Leo Stoer, Harry Thomas, Gary lones, Laurence Burnett, Ron Leeds, Jerry Duncan, Bob Stein, Tony Lieb. Second row: Charles Groeber, Joe Grillo, Bill Nelson, Anthony Dellanoce, Tony DeSantis, Henry Walker, Dave Chapman, Al Davenport, Lawrence Branks, Marv Dammann, Paul Cliffe. Third row: Howard Addison, John Lundy, Charles Wolf, leff Wood, Steve McGonigal, Dale Young, Charles McLaughlin, Jo Platanella, Nick Fronruto, Phil Mohr, Frank Fegel, Bill Grunow. Fi f' l SOCCSI' This was the first year for competitive soccer at Oakcrest and, as the season progressed, the players showed great improvement under the direction of Coach Ackerman. Although not presently a varsity sport, soccer is sure to grow in importance in the coming years. With many of the team's members coming back again next year, hopes are high for better and better Oakcrest soccer teams. Coach Coach Ackerman oversees a soccer exercise session.

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freshman football First row, left to right: Rich Trader, Dominic Farina, Ron Cooper, Tim Johnson, Craig Fiamingo, Earl Hiel, Vic Francisco, John Eichinger, Dennis Skinner, Joe Hires, Bill Ritchie. Second row: Carmen Graham, Isaac Wiggins, Larry Palmer, Bob Price, Jim Hoagland, Mike Lerario, Nick Campagna, Laddie Szilagyi, Horace Collier, William Cunningham. Third row: Jim Sear, Nick Ciabatoni, Steve Campbell, Sam Leonetti, Ed String, Charles Heintz, Paul Heuman, Fred Bish Robert Gaylord, Robert Gillespie. Fourth : 4 r. Glenn, freshman coach,L.Iom Wyner, Robert H 'lton, Robert Jackson, Dave Bu e,' oe cott, Geor Man- ter, William Blann, Ronald Konrady, Mi rawfor . 'Z X W Wy ' Xifgasywu KN N,jM,.Wg,j lf? ND all , in 'in l,e4 'Milf' f ,L . ' T- l C f ' 7 7' , ' ' lj Q WLQ blvxgrmbs ,g 'Xu J . f 1 1 .ff , ' L vi' of Q F x fi ,F The Fighting Falcons before-oops! 'L r . f t 5 . if Q .,' A N ,qi H .215 ul .il Q A ,Mig as -- z ' '- - w W W, 4 'Ha . ' 1 C .A ' e. .cQ,':' ,fs-Kr -Z' 1, ' - . sf - ,. -J .v A V 1: - -2, Q M tw fir. .sl ., 1-,1-5 -a hey, M: 3:-D . :',,,-.hwy :el-.2 .4-.1 , 5- fl S',',,, e ,H-sv ' 'A ft .rw-2' : 'Q A.. 4 ?':lt 4 . V?--.I t 1, ' H xr . 'I ,-. '. 1. fw- ,. ,. 4 M A.. , M. ., ..,. . , - 'W-. A, il -.W L. .ua -ffl:-10405 ..,. , Alf' , 'Z' . if ' .' +. s. '.. ,JS L 0 -R .. . -H - si,-w.jj,.,e-fi .-W Q - '-'ft-W 4, f f. .-wi ' N . er. 1 . 1 -- V . ' s . '-5.4 t ,H .+g,,g- , ,Q . ,. t . .Y - II r ' I' . , Ai I le' s.. PXW r .,--.,,, ,M ,- - ,,., 1-A' H 'f-' -S,-f .,- A., J, . . A , ,t., V . M -,W f rt - -A WM- x aura W .- 'A -T qilggw A, fr ,LM ,MQ U,-,'flnrzifyffrshqwe-,,,p.f-se,.,.I ,,.,' e ' qc. M-. 'L'1'w-u'9'-1-'-'i .'1-V K'-':iwJxt:x-: H' :1':2w.'ft. 1f,av-4,,1f'11n u-.,- nfs 3 . Frank Hill carries the ball into the end zone. 1' ' Larry Portscher turns the corner for a long gain. Falcons pay last respects to the HoIy Spirits.

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l i cross country The cross country season this year was highlighted by the defeat of an arch foe, Atlantic City High, in which the Falcons took nine out of the first ten places. The team record was tour wins and six losses, but with the return of many of this year's varsity runners, next year's season should bring in more Oakcrest victories. The outstanding runner on the team was Dave Williams, who had an unde- feated season. The team was capably captained by John LeCompte. To the Batpoles, Robin! ., ,L flaw J First row, left to right: Ben Hill, Gerome Prowell, Allen Whitlock, Herbie Weber, Er s Toal, Henry Watkins, Dave Williams, George Dougherty, Ralph Rogers. Second raw: Charles Miller, Jacob Arrington, John LeCompte, Gene Suchanoff, Jack Breder, Mike Dixon, Jim Ausby, Bruce Gronlund, Bill Trask. Third row: Sidney Walden, Rich Eilers, Lonnie Blackwell, Doug Kemble, Bob Hartley, Dale Coleman, Coach, Mannie Burnett, Tony Hall, Charles Eilers, Artis Palmer, Pat Blauvelt. I A B fdffvffg fa A7x'JXL7X ,W me , :ligevf1?5'f'5lZW1ff5L5JX 9,9117 MMM Mfacdfqpu ll J, if ' fjf V I 6 ,af n2J7?fZ'QZ,j37,v74m 1 ffm 4' qzdffj' Gene Suchanoff leads a group of runners on the circuit. Two ot our runners near the finish. 153