South Plainfield High School - Regit Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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fl: VARSITY TRI-CAPTAINS, Left to right: A. Pennisi, T. Pompilio, B. Cocca. Tri-captain Bob Cocca demonstrates his skills which were an asset tothe Tiger team. Senior Tony Pompilio propels the hall down field.

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Varsity Looks Ahead for BeHer Days l The Varsity Soccer Team closed with a season record of 10-5-1. Two outstanding players, Angelo Pennisi, and joe Ciingerelli made lst Team Mid-State Conference. Angelo Pennisi also made the All-State Team. Other outstanding Left to right, first row: B. Cocca, C. Sivulich P. Polanco, B. Mruz, G. Wood. Second row. M. Miller, j. Frascino, A. Pennisi, T. Pompi- lio, L. Frascino, P. Appoloni. Third row: j Pornovetz, F. Licato, j. Gingerelli, R. Pompi- lio, P, Baldasarre, T. Griffin, j. McCoid Missing from picture: R. Armbruster. senior players were Charlie Sivulich, Bob Cocca, Tony Pompilio, and jack tvtcCoid. Senior Angelo Pennisi has set a school record by scoring fifty-seven goals. joe Cingerelli proved to be the best defensive back in the Mid-State Conference. Coach Novak said the biggest disappointment to the team was not getting into the Middlesex County Tourna- ment with a record of 7-2-1, and losing to the State Champs, Long Branch by a score of 3-2, with 57 seconds left in the game. l Bottom left: junior goalie Bob Pompilio halts an opponent's attempt to score.

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4 gs-ii gm ffm J. V. Soccer Ends a Winnin Season Top row: Coach Haley, 1. Antonetti, M. Glossick, 1. Parillo, E. johnson, V. Thomas. Middle row: T. Schuman, K. Mastrian, M. Partika, P. Grover, K. Schade, C. Ferraro, L. Pudimott, Mgrs. Bottom row: P. Boffa, 1. Grogan, 1. Mazepa, I. Geczy, R. Merring, L. Mills. Coach Haley talked about some of his important players. Erik johnson, center fullback, played excellent defense. The halfbacks were a very impor- tant asset to the team, especially the center halfback, joey Parillo. On the line was Tommy Levandowski, who did most of the scoring. Levandowski had ten penalty kicks out of thirteen. Up until the last three games he was ten out of ten in penalty kicks. Coach Haley says the reason for our winning was that they played together as a team, not as individuals. That is what made our j.V. team so successful. The team ended a winning season with a record of 13-2-1. Two players race for the ball. ff QWMMV W Above: Tiger player fights off his opponent for the ball. Left: joe Gingerelli i nm shows good form for kicking the ball.