St Thomas Aquinas High School - Insight Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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.Mary Nerney, all showed con- gvery high, and weiexpect to Although 1975-76 was not the best season in terms of a record C6-141, this year's team showed immense im- provement. With thirteen out of twenty-two freshmen, St. of the county Five of the losses were by six Senior Diane Salerno and siiiihomore Dianei Ferrara had outsQnding years, averaging points per game: make the All-Conference Team, and will 'be considered for All-County honors. Freshmen Sue Q Mac- Mullan and Robbie Codella, both starters, turned in performances deaf i5lHYf?.rs. The remaining seiestsye 1 members of the varsity, Diane McEvoy, Angela Pellegrino, MaryClaire Cannamela, and srstent improvement Ouffheyeaf- ,ttt In completing iiit year of varsity basketball, Diane Salerno leaves STA as the 42 all-time scorer, land one of the finest The hopes for are return to our winning ways. It was a long year, but the experience should benefit STA in the future. Girls VARSITY: Row I-S. MacMullan, J. Schneider, K. Phillips, J. Fulton M Lynch D McEvoy ' M. Cannamela. Row 2-Coach Griffin, M. Nerney, K. Kozal, A. Raia D Salerno R Codella P. Theodosatos, D. Ferrara. B av S Sue MacMullan shoots over her defender. W 100 .

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WI TER TRACK Under Coach Jerry Fay, the Saint Thomas Aquinas winter track team braved the cold through another season. The leading two miler, Chris Heiser, plac d in the County and St -' at C. .. for th e Fred Jam zaa 'H . x .S Dufl fss' Q . EFS! . ' K :. stron events. nd qualified Champions. placed in the middle- showed in their th ran the Q v wt 8 w I ' O E .. Ng W' urlty fneet. ix ,ig .... T 5? y 3 we Hi 1 is I ii , th X l r- gif iw X di if . S Q t , i quarter anchored the mile g li iw .ihighlight of the sea m : g prred when Chris I-l i3 .ob Horvath, Tom Kala: ii Fred Janiec broke thd i j ile relay re- cord and zgt' tablished them- selves as Cotg Champs. The tale nd enthusiasm of the seni participants in this sport will be missed from the team next year. The championship ability of these athletes has helped to es- tablish a winning tradition in all track related sports. l Chris Heiser strides to victory. Coach Fay, in search of new talent. Row 1-K. Vercammen, C. Heiser, T. Patterson, B. Dillon, T. Kalanta, P. Taylor. Row 2-Coach Fay, F. Janiec, M. Piszko, G. Reichardt, B. Horvath, P. McAndrew, T. DeSimone, S. Toma, B. Bobowicz.