Saint Pius X High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Piscataway, NJ)

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Taylor the Bruin Frosh completed the year winning 1 game, losing 3, and tying 1. The Brown and Gold victory was recorded against Theodore Schore Junior High. Gary McCoola, John McDevitt and Matt McDonnel excelled in their first attempt at high school foot- ball and should promise to develop to Junior Varsity and Varsity standards. A Bruin defender moves in to prevent a Spartan from scoring a touchdown. Coach Metro gives some instructions to fullback John Bennett. ., , - ,V ' - . , FRESHMAN RECORD We School They 14 Immaculata 22 O South Plainfield 6 1 22 Theodore Schore J.H.S. 0 6 Mater Dei 6 16 Aquinas 18 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-FIRST ROW: M. Szesko, R. Bilotta, J. Ziminski, G. Kapuscien- ski, J. McDevitt, P. Pompa. SECOND ROW: J. Naccarato, G. Fisher, G. McCoola, K Kozerow, J. Sullivan, K. Brownell, B. Szabo. THIRD ROW: J. Kelly, J. Catanzaro, G. Pren- dergast, M. McDonnell, T. DeStefano, T. Davison, E. Stenerson. FOURTH ROW: B. Romano G. David, R. Feikert, T. Malone, J. Gover, R. Walsh. aa Working hard under the direction of Coaches Sullivan and - vi

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VARSITY BASKETBALL--Mr. Dick Gralewski, E. McCoola, B. Trimpert, R. Dragon, M. McKenna, G. Daly, C. Tarjani, E. Sullivan, S. Harmon, A. Kukoda, B. Capparelli. B K1-ETB LL Since the first group of Pius athletes began to compete the 1972-73 Bruin basketball season was one of the best enjoyed by a net team. With a record of 8-15, the Bruins had a fine campaign which was highlighted by a second place finish in the Holmdel Holiday Festival. Steve Har- mon and Mike McKenna, the team leaders, both received honorable mention on the All-Middlesex County Team. Along with Captain Ed McCoola they helped make the team a respected competitor in the Raritan Valley Confer- ence. VARSITY RECORD We School They 42 Union Catholic 65 68 Dunellen 44 ' 56 Holmdel 49 ' 68 St. John Vianney 70 44 Hillsborough 60 42 St. Patrick's 73 47 St. Peter's 63 40 Union Catholic 69 38 St. Thomas Aquinas 47 73 St. Mary's CP.A.J 58 70 St. John Vianney 59 49 J . F. K. 67 , 47 St. Mary's fP.A.J 37 ' 51 St. Mary's CP.A.J 59 77 Dunellen 44 50 H. G. Hoffman 47 X 63 St. John Vianney 71 49 St. Peter's 46 59 Immaculata 61 The Pius lay-vees begin their rally against the Trojans. The winning basket make: a lasting impression on Dennis Casey