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

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girls' competitive team left to right: Marilyn Mueller, Laura Leeds, Stephanie Armiger, Rose Benson, Betty Jackson, Lynn Peterson, Linda Lehneis, Linda Ciabatoni, Sharon Suprun. gymkana team First row, left to right: Mr. Platt, Sharon Suprun, Trissie Stubby, Sue Hansen, Debbie Mahone, Gerre Priess, Nancy Wood, Sue Smith, Linda Lehneis, Linda Ciabatoni, Lynn Peterson, Rose Benson, Mr. Walker. Second row: Doug Wil- liams, Betty Jackson, Ann Doernbach, Donna Conover, Doris Cook, Jeanne Dombro, Kathie Gaines, Carolyn Neumann, Nettie Maier, Laura Leeds, Stephanie Armiger, Elmer Casto. Third row: Jim Herr, John Solomon, Trudy Hammel, Linda Johnson, Monica Cliffe, Penny Hersey, Diane Trenier, Audrey Bowser, Marilyn Mueller, Horace Collier, Bob Saalman. Fourth row: Bruce Benecoff, Bob Feldeisen, Ed Erwin, Norm Wimberg, Pat Higgins, Greg Franklin, Howard Winters, Howard Wescoat, Art Rementer, Ralph Hundley, Harry Calvino, Jim Keefer. ., . -f 'A--1-ll-wwf., 7,41 :Inf . , ,gs latter wt 1 A ,Q UL. ,ffgvffv tl I ll ti k 1.5 .x 1.,, ,tk K1 Ls... ..... I nw!

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gymnostics One of the most exacting of all athletic forms is gymnastics. It is an exciting and beautiful sport that demands near-perfection on the part of the competitor. Oakcrest's gymnastics program, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Platt and Mr. Robert Walker, has given each student an opportunity to participate in one of three capacities: for physical exercise, as a member of the exhibitional gymnastic team, and as a member of the men's or women's varsity competition team. Of these, the exhibitional team is most popular. It gives many demonstra- tions in the area, displaying skill in many fields. The climax of the year is the annual home show given at Oakcrest. In the future, Oakcrest's gymnasts are sure to continue the fine tradition which they have begun. l men's competitive team left to right: Robert Walker, Coach, Howard Winters, Art Rementer, Norman Wimberg, Pat Higgins, Ralph Hundley, Jim Irwin, Bob Feldeisen, Jim Kerr, Harry Calvino, Bruce Bennecoff. - The rings put Harry Calvino on his mettle. ls this how Roy Rogers got his start? X ,,,,....-- ',T5fi7: 'ir- Ralph Hundley makes the high bar look easy. I

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it I baseball A firm core of players has been formed for our 1966 baseball team. With a difficult Group IV schedule lying before them, the boys are working extra hard. Most of the varsity squad has returned and a good season is anticipated. Mr. Al Hedelt, who is doing a fine iob of coaching again this year, has great expectations for the team. -. ,- .35-.457 5,A it ance andaready bar.. .M gl Q . My B W sf wiv Q Varsity Baseball-from left, first row: Coach Harvey Jones, Allen Giles, Henry, Phil Amcroso, Lloyd Johnson. Third row: Larry Portscher,lDave Leonard Gaines, Mark Harrison, Gary Leek, Jeff Wood, Bill Troller, Coach Phil M0l1I', Earl Whlfef Rudy Dalmanf RalPh HYYTI-in, Dave Baden- Al Hedelt, Second row: John Joyce, Bob Gasko, Bob Fink, Mike Taub, Bill Fourth row: Jim McKay-manager, Dominic Fiarinii, 106 DUbefSOfh Walt Boney, Frank Campbell, Bill Sistler, Don McMahon-manager. N . Ht ,- A J i