St Josephs High School - Evergreen Yearbook (Metuchen, NJ)

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Things looked good for the junior Varsity Soccer team this year. They had gone through their freshman year unde- feated and hopes were riding high for an encore. Most of these hopes were smashed by a plague of injuries. However, Mr. Geohegan's alternate lines proved better than ever. They compiled an outstanding 9-3-5 record. Romano. l The scoring on the team was led by Bruce Bini, who scored a total of 16 goals. The offensive line was composed of such standouts as Geoff Storm, Pete Fallon, Brian Molloy, Ken George, John Brosky, and Jack McGovern. On the defensive line, the combined efforts of Don Lamperti, Ed Mancheno, and John Zimmerman, along with Jack Lyons and Kevin Dorko, helped to lead the team to their commendable record. Goalies Frank Brady and Vinnie Santoro also contributed their share of efforts to preserve the team when in need. The Junior Varsity Soccer Team must be heartily congratu- lated for their tireless efforts, with hopes for a great Varsity career. Despite the injuries, they nevertheless exhibited an impressive showing. As Mr. Geoghegan put it, They're an extremely spirited group of individuals. J.V. SOCCER TEAM - KNEELING, left tp right: Bruce Heyer, Pete Fallon, john Willis, Geof Storm, Brian Molloy, Bob Brennan, Bruce Bini, Ed Manchino, Mike Cortez. STANDING: Mr. Geoghegan, jim Heaning, Rocco Zaninelli, Don Lamperti, Pat Kerwin, jack Lyons, Don Lockwood, Jack McGovern, Bill Tollis, John Brosky, Brian Deverin, Kevin Dorko, Tom DeAngelo, Vinny Santoro, Ken George, Mark Meagher, Frank Brady, jack Zimmerman, Mike Richard Mangino gives it all he's got. Bruce Heyer kicks ball upfield to start another offensive drive.

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A t. l0e's .Vfs Set Falcons score another goal in 4 to 2 victory over Roselle The team's game plan is talked over by Mr. Geoghegan and Cdflwllf- Bruce Bini. .... ia 33 jack Zimmerman leads Falcons in congratulating jack McGovern after goal which gave team edge. New School arks.

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Frosh Prove Too Much for Foes. The 1968 Freshman Soccer Team continued to impress opponents in the area with another successful season. Combining depth, drive, and desire into one team, the Frosh rolled to an 8-l-4 record. The team was led by Tony Mancheno with 9 goals fa school record, , Bill Mizerak, and Mark Benson. With an additional 41 players, the team proved to be one of the most ballanced in the county. The defense proved to play an important part on the team, allowing but 9 goals, which the offense scored 24. During the two years of Freshman Soccer at St. Joe's, Mr. Devine's teams have rolled to a combined record of 18-1-6. The teams have had particular success against Linwood Q4-OD and Churchill While leading these teams to impressive records, Mr. Devine has also supplied a nucleus of 99 boys for the Junior Varsity team. Encouraged by this success, Mr. Devine firmly believes that St. Joe's is growing to be a real power in state soccer. TOP, left to right: Jeff Reich, Bill Harris, Tom Power, Karl Zimmerman, Steve Smarz, Ed Barone, Bill Rabbitt, Kevin Aspell, Bob Pyne, Don Basso, Kevin McEvay, Tony Mancheno, Bill Mizerak, Ed Koeler, Mark Benson, jack Ferrara, Al Cherepon, Walt Kopcho, Larry Fox, Ojeh Pankewycz, jim Tontore, Steve Kunkel, Dennis Bien, Bill Feeheley, Brian Hennings, Kevin Bransfield, Bill Rathgen, Bob Morton, Doug Rodgers, Tom Salnon, Nick Banhegyi, Joe Skudlarek, Coach Tom Devine. BOTTOM: Tom Appolloni, Bob Thompson, Paul Nagy, Bob Tarrant, John Pellichero, john Farrell, Brian Kelly, Darko Orshich, Bob Price, Bill Mekle, Kevin O'Connor, Bill Walczak, Roman Starozytnyk. During practice Ed Barone watches john Farrell kicking goals. Bob Price kicks ball downfield to his fellow teammates.