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

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Stevenson, Joe Previte, Lou DeAngelis, Frank Tier, Mark Tasy, Rick Gerrity, Tom Carasiti, Ed Koehler, jack Wolff, john Kurdyla, Brian Forts, Robert Burns, Greg Turner, Andy Fortin, and Greg Kaye. Coach Geoghegan shows jack Wolfe and Brian Forts the correct way to hit an iron shot. Pitching out of the sand trap, senior Greg Kaye keeps head down and follows through. joe Previte uses his nine iron lo hit out of the woods. To get out of the rough jack Wolfe uses his iron. Despite the loss of Mike Lampe, the County Champ, the St. joe's Golf team is once again a strong one. Taking up the slack left by Lampe's departure are returning lettermen Mark Tasy, John Kur- dyla, and Greg Kaye. Tasy has been particularly strong in the young season. So far this season Tasy has been averaging 37.3 and his best round is 35. Close be- hind Mark Were Kurdyla 139.7 ave. and a best round of 350 , and Kaye fave. 40.8 and a best round of 38j. Rounding off the squad are Jack Wolff, Bob Burns, Greg Turner, Tom Woodruff, Mark Ziblich, Joe Bonanne, Dan Peder- son, Mike Palculich, Andy For- tin, Tom Carasiti, Brian Forts, Lou DeAngelis, and Rick Ger- rity. Although the loss of Tasy, Kaye, and Kurdyla will be pain- ful, Coach Geoghegan is confi- dent that the promising juniors and sophomores will be able to fill their positions in the follow- ing years. 169

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Members ot the 1969 Wrestling Team are: Greg Chamra, jerry Coughlin, Kevin Kennedy, jim Loeffler, Kirk Moore, Frank Siano, Greg Tera ranova, Bill West, Dan Coughlin, Lou Diste- phano, Brian Devrin, Peter Horvath, Bob Hudak, Bob justeck, Mike Kish, Harry Kopp, Bill Korch, Bill Krammer, and jim Lamatta, jim Lyons, john Magyar, Jim McCriskin, Peter McDonough, Jack McGovern, Kevin McWeeney, manager Bob Montgomery, Zoltan Morvay, Tom Nugent, Pat Oriol, Tony Rinaldi, Bob Romano, Mike Ryan, Tom Ryan, Peter Schrippa, Frank Shallis, Mike Shallis, Luke Siudut, and Andy Budris. Poised for action, Zoltan Moruay meets his opponent. At the sound of the whistle beginning the final period, a Falcon attempts the escape which will bring him vital match points. The grimace of near defeat is evident on the face of this opposing grappler as another Falcon works for a pin. Two new teams made the scene at St. Joe's this year in the form of the swimming and wrestling teams. Perhaps the most determined and dedicated team at the school is the swim team. Lacking the needed facilities at the school, the team was forced to hold practices at 6:30 A.M. at the local Y.M.C.A. Despite the inconvenient conditions, the squad went on to have a winning record C6-5.j From this group, S-teve Lusky, state diving champ, will go on to represent New Jersey at an international diving competition to be held in England. The team was managed by Steve Pozycki and moderated by Brother Aldric. Due to student request, a wrestling team was started this year. The Student Council bought the mats for the team. One of the better wrestlers on the team was Student Council President Kirk Moore, who recorded a 39-second pin. The wrestling team was coached by Mister Vastola. It is hoped that the good showings this year will increase student interest, and thus lead to even better showings. 170 Following another pin, Falcon teammates congratulate Student Council President Kirk Moore.